Bismil is the top trending drama right now with a compelling cast. The show brought back fan favourites Nauman Ijaz and Savera Nadeem together on screen. Hareem Farooq decided to experiment with her television roles and chose to play a very evil character while Saad Qureshi turned out to be a strong performer in a huge supporting role. The drama has also started many discussions as everyone is seeing this story either in their household or in someone close to them. Bismil has been written by Zanjabeel Asim Shah and directed by Aehsun Talish.
Bismil has emerged as a captivating drama serial that has successfully kept viewers engrossed with its compelling storyline and relatable characters. Beyond its entertainment value, the drama offers profound lessons for those who seek deeper meaning in the narratives they consume. At its core, Bismil delves into the complexities of life and relationships, shedding light on the intricacies of human emotions and connections.
Through its portrayal of human relationships, the serial resonates with viewers who appreciate stories that reflect their own experiences. Each episode leaves audiences with valuable insights, encouraging them to reflect on their choices and the dynamics of their relationships. By balancing entertainment with meaningful storytelling, Bismil stands out as a drama that not only captivates but also inspires thoughtful contemplation.
Here are some lessons taught by Bismil to society and some discussions that need to start:
Inculcating Unattainable Desires In Children
Masooma played by Hareem Farooq is shown as a girl who was always shown by her own parents how people with more money than her lived. She was pushed since she was school age to seek validation from the elite of her circle and she was never taught to be satisfied with what she had. This ended up making Masooma into an evil and greedy person who wants to snatch away things from others who she thinks are better than her. Teaching children satisfaction with what they have and being confident in themselves is important so they grow up into happy people who are not always looking towards what others have.
True Financial Independence Is Important
Though Reham and Musa were a part of a very rich family while Musa was an only child, true financial independence was never what they had. Bismil teaches its audience how money in your own name is your true money. Otherwise you will be dancing to someone else’s tunes and you will never be able to make any decisions on your own. With all the jewellery and cars that Reham owned, at the end of the day she did not have the power to even go her own way.
Role Of A Mother Should Be Mothering
Bismil has definitely highlighted how a mother should be even if the child is all grown up. A mother’s role never really ends in her child’s life. With Masooma’s mother, we see a greedy woman who is using her daughter’s ambition to live a life of luxury. She let her daughter destroy her own life. Reham who is a good mother ended up depending too much on her son which added to the stress he was experiencing from his father’s side. Even Asad Siddiqui’s character’s mother is always complaining and she actually pushes her son towards Masooma. Bismil talks about how a mother needs to be mothering her child and not become completely dependent on the child’s life or decisions.
A Father’s Role Is Of A Supporter And Not A Dictator
TT is the image of a father of a desi society. He feels that he needs to be obeyed like a dictator and his children cannot hold their own opinions as he financially provides for them. As long as Musa was willing to say yes to his demands, he was a friendly father and as soon as Musa wanted some respect for himself and his differing opinions, he ended up destroying his own child’s life. So, a father also needs to consider his children as separate human beings and not just a piece of property he owns.
Emotional Maturity Does Not Come With Age
Bismil has also shed light on emotional maturity. Musa was a grown up who was running a company but he was not emotionally mature. Too much coddling sometimes or the way you are brought up can affect a person and that is what happened to Musa when crushing pressure was put on his shoulders by life and circumstances. Looking out for such people and not to leave them hanging is important.
Balancing Between Two Marriages
A debate on two marriages has been going on and on on social media since Bismil started as Islam allows a man to marry 4 times but Islam also encourages men to maintain a balance in the families. TT got married secretly which in itself is wrong and then went on to belittle his first wife who loved him. He did not accept Masooma publicly and humiliated Reham as much as he could even to the point of beholding her and her child’s finances.
Attraction Is Not A Valid Reason For Marriage
TT entered into marriage with Masooma largely because he found her physically attractive. His decision was influenced by a series of questionable actions, including inappropriate social media stalking and an affair, which ultimately contributed to their union. This choice reflects a troubling tendency to prioritize superficial attraction over deeper values. It is undeniably unwise for a man to compromise his own well-being, the life he has built, and the respect he has earned, all because of an infatuation with a younger woman. Such decisions can lead to significant personal and social repercussions, highlighting the importance of thoughtful consideration in matters of the heart.
Egos Before Relationships
Bismil serves as a powerful narrative that emphasizes the destructive nature of ego, revealing how it can lead to the disintegration of both lives and relationships. The character of Masooma exemplifies this theme, as her overwhelming pride and ego have not only derailed her happiness but have also resulted in the heartbreaking loss of her father. Similarly, TT’s story illustrates the profound consequences of allowing ego to dictate one’s actions; his inability to set aside his pride not only caused the painful breakup with his first love but also led to the unimaginable sorrow of losing his only son, a child he treasured above all else.
Through these tracks, Bismil presents a poignant lesson for individuals who choose to let their egos take precedence over the vital act of reconciliation. It highlights the tragic reality that stubbornness and pride can ultimately lead to the destruction of one’s relationships and happiness. By prioritizing one’s ego over love and understanding, individuals risk setting fire to the very foundations of their lives, resulting in a profound sense of loss and regret.
The story of the drama serial Bismil may not be groundbreaking by any means, but it stands out due to its stellar performances and the thoughtful treatment given to its narrative. Combined with its fast-paced progression, these elements make it a show that keeps viewers thoroughly engaged. Striking the perfect balance between commercial appeal and quality storytelling, Bismil has proven to be a captivating addition to the world of Pakistani drama entertainment. It is one of the most watched dramas on television right now with enough twists and turns to keep the viewers glued.
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