Sindhi music featured in Ishq Murshid enchants fans

WEB DESK: In the enchanting realm of ‘Ishq Murshid’, viewers find themselves spellbound by the tapestry of characters and their enthralling journeys. Bilal Abbas Khan’s portrayal of Fazal Bakhsh has emerged as a beacon, drawing in a vast audience, yet it is the subtle infusion of Sindhi culture and language that adds an extra layer of allure to the drama.

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Highlighting the importance of showcasing diverse cultures on national television, ‘Ishq Murshid’ stands as a testament to this ethos. Through picturesque glimpses of Sindh’s serene lakes, the incorporation of Sindhi language nuances, and the introduction of esteemed Sindhi artist Ali Gul Mallah, the series has become a conduit for cultural appreciation.

Director Farooq Rind’s adept hand has not only brought forth the beauty of Sindhi music but has also familiarised a wider audience with its charms. Episode 21, set against the backdrop of Sukaina’s wedding, featured Saif Samejo’s soulful rendition of Saeed Imdad Hussaini’s poetic masterpiece ‘Tuhinja Sapna’. The inclusion of Urdu subtitles alongside the song expanded its accessibility, allowing more viewers to savour its essence.

With the rugged charm of Fazal Bakhsh juxtaposed against the ethereal beauty of Shibra, the episode truly cast a spell on its audience.

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Experience the magic yourself with Saif Samejo’s mesmerising performance of ‘Tuhinja Sapna’, featuring your beloved Shibra and Fazal Bakhsh, here.