Sajal Ali: 'It was a surprise for me when I found out that Jemima Khan liked my work'
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' Sajal Ali: 'It was an unexpected treat for me when I figured out that Jemima Khan enjoyed my work Alia Nazki Sometime in the past Pakistani dramatizations were something different. Extraordinary, near the real world, stories that touch both heart and psyche, inventive, solid and intriguing characters, particularly the best discoursed by ladies and heading and acting to such an extent that Ugh! Indeed, even today individuals recollect dramatizations like Confinement, Dhoop Kangar, Unkehi and these are the Pakistani shows that I grew up watching not in Pakistan but rather in Indian-managed Kashmir. Presently clearly PTV was not on television in Srinagar and web and YouTube were impossible around then yet video tapes of Pakistani dramatizations were stylish. All things considered, the purpose in letting you know this, alongside conceding my advanced age, was that some time ago, I also loved Pakistani dramatizations. Pakistani dramatizations are clearly still made, they are fa