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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 6 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman

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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 5 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman

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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 4 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman ahmed junaid

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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 3 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman ahmed junaid

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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 2 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman ahmed junaid

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Music Channel Charts (MCC) - Classic Episode - Part 1 of 6 For those Pakistanis, who were studying in schools, colleges or universities back in the 90s, there is 1 great reason to remember that decade: MUSIC CHANNEL CHARTS (MCC) MCC was great. No wait, not just great, it was the greatest. Right now, we have more than dozen music channels that broadcast music 24/7 but their was a time when you have to wait entire week to watch just an hour long music program. That program was MCC. Produced by Ghazanfar Ali (who now owns the Indus TV Network), MCC was Pakistan's most famous chart based music program. Every week top 10 music videos from different artists & bands were played with new entry every week. MCC made Najam Shiraz, Junoon, Ali Haider, Sequencers, Fringe Benefits, Yatagaan, Arid Zone, Milestones, Nadeem Jafri, Saleem Javed, Aamir Saleem, Jazba, Collage, Bunny, Aamir Zaki, Strings, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & so many others a house hold name. People still remember MCC because it was new, a breath of fresh air, in a time when we have no idea what MTV was up to. MCC was simply Out of This World. Remember there was not MTV or Channel[V] at that time in Pakistan. The videos were awsome, lyrics were classy, bands & singers became hit. We watch MCC every week regularly as if it was prescribed by our doctor. MCC mostly showed music videos of amateur artists & bands who created one hit wonders. They enter the show through New Entry section, stayed on charts for couple of weeks & then bye bye. But not all of them ended up like this. Artists like Ali Haider, Nadeem Jafri, Fakhr-e-Alam, Saleem Javed, Amir Zaki, Strings, Junoon, Amir Saleem, Bunny, Yasir Akhtar, Hasan Jahangir, Khalid Anum & many more are still famous. MCC was hosted by Fakhr-e-Alam & in this episode, he tries to convince a boy's father to watch MCC. I have only got this 1 episode (6 parts), so plz don't ask for more. I hope some1 else shows up with more episodes & share them with us. Tags: music channel charts mcc karachi pakistan 90s show tv junoon strings vital signs ali haider azmat salman ahmed junaid

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 6 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy education book learn 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 5 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy education book learn 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 4 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy education book learn 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 3 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 2 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy education book learn 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Education Episode - Part 1 of 6 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was of course Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Education profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Sultana Zafar, Taj Niazi, Amber Ayub & Mohammad Yousuf. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television talkshow ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession comedy education book learn 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Medical Episode - Part 5 of 5 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was ofcourse Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Doctors & medical profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Qazi Wjid, Lateef Kapadia, Ayaz Khan & an unknown female actress. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession doctor surgeon medical nurse 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Medical Episode - Part 4 of 5 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was ofcourse Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Doctors & medical profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Qazi Wjid, Lateef Kapadia, Ayaz Khan & an unknown female actress. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession doctor surgeon medical nurse 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Medical Episode - Part 3 of 5 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was ofcourse Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Doctors & medical profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Qazi Wjid, Lateef Kapadia, Ayaz Khan & an unknown female actress. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession doctor surgeon medical nurse 90s

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Studio 2.5 - Medical Episode - Part 2 of 5 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was ofcourse Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Doctors & medical profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Qazi Wjid, Lateef Kapadia, Ayaz Khan & an unknown female actress. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession doctor surgeon medical nurse 90s

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Studio 2.5 Medical Episode - Part 1 of 5 Studio 2.5 was a talkshow program aired by PTV Karachi back in early 90s. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & directed by late Mohsin Ali. The format of the show was simple, every week a topic was choosen for discussion & experts come 1 by 1 to discuss on it. The main attraction of the show was ofcourse Anwar Maqsood's script & brilliant performance by Moin Akhtar. In this episode, Doctors & medical profession is the topic. Cast includes Moin Akhtar, Qazi Wjid, Lateef Kapadia, Ayaz Khan & an unknown female actress. Tags: studio 2.5 karachi pakistan television ptv anwar maqsood moin akhtar profession doctor surgeon medical nurse 90s

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 7 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 7th part, you can see as country's power shifted from Mian Nawaz Sharif to Benazir Bhutto in 1993 & then again in 1997 from Benazir Bhutto to Mian Nawaz Sharif, what policies were maintained keeping in mind the previous government. This is the last part of this program which ends on a great patriotic song "Khayaal Rakhna" which was sung by Alamgeer & Benjamin Sisters in the 80s. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 6 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 6th part, you can see how PTV changed its course as power in the country changed in 1988 when Benazir Bhutto was elected as new Prime Minister of Pakistan after Zia-ul-Haq's death. But BBs power reign didn't last too long & Mian Nawaz Sharif steps in 1990. Once again, PTV policies took a U-turn. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 5 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 5th part of 42 Golden Years of PTV, you can see the clips from Anwar Maqsood classics like Aangun Teyrahh, Studio Dhahee. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 4 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 4th part, you can see the how PTV's policies were maintained when Zia-ul-Haq was president of Pakistan from mid 70s to late 80s. It is noticeable that despite Zia's strict policies, PTV showed even those programs that criticized not only his policies but also other government departments. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 3 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 3rs part, you can view clips from Zia Mohiuddin Show from the 70s plus a very surprise performance from a person that will drop your jaw on the floor. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 2 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 2nd part, you can see how PTV changed its course as power in the country changed in the late 60's & early 70's. Also during the elections of 1970, PTV for the 1st time setup an Election City from where election results were announced 24 hours a day along with entertainment programs. You can also view clips of patriotic songs as sung by Shahnaz Begum. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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42 Golden Years of PTV - Part 1 of 7 Pakistan Television (PTV) entertained millions of viewers in Pakistan all alone from 1964 to 1990. It was PTV who created classic dramas, shows, music & much much more. PTV change the shape of entertainment in Pakistan forever. PTV dramas literally emptied the roads of Pakistan. From historical to classic, from fictional to non-fictional, from serious to comedy, PTV dramas still reminds us that this is a real drama. Although in this age of cable & satellite channels when we have more than 100 channels on our TV who are transmitting 24/7, there was a time when entire Pakistan would switch on its TV from 8pm to 9pm to watch a PTV drama. We still remember those characters that made us laugh, cry & ran a chill in our spine. Those characters became our family members & they entertained us very well. On November 26th 1964, Pakistan Television (PTV) started its transmission in Pakistan & still growing stronger. Regardless of being a government department, PTV produced the best work in country that is unmatched by any other government department. On November 26th 2006, as PTV turned 40 years old, a show was telecast about PTV's history. It was written by Anwar Maqsood & hosted by Moin Akhtar. In this show, some rare seen footage was telecast about PTV & classic Black & White clips from 60s to the late 90s. In this 1st part, you can see how the technical facilities were setup for the transmission. Remember in 1965, Indo-Pak war started & PTV raise the spirit of nation thru patriotic songs sung By Noor Jahan, Mehdi Hasan & many other singers. At that time, Ayub Khan was president of Pakistan. Tags: ptv pakistan television karachi lahore islamabad quetta peshawar 60s 70s 80s 90s drama music show games songs

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Naurus Ad Another Nostalgia item from the past. This time the famous Red Drink Naurus. The jingle is classy. The little girl is cute and cares about his big bro. Tags: naurus drink beverage ad commercial 70s 80s pakistan red

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Binaca Ad Now this is a real nostalgia stuff. I remember the jingle of this famous Binaca Ad when i was very young. Created by S.M.Akhalaq in probably 70's. Starring young Afshan Ahmed who also sung the jingle of this ad, she became a household name when this ad was aired. Tags: binaca tooth paste pakistan ad commercial 70s 80s jingle music afshan ahmed

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Showtime Episode 3 - Interview with Rangeela Saeed Khan aka Rangeela made Pakistan laughed throughout from 60s to the 90s. A talented Actor, Writer, Song Writer, Singer, Director, Producer, Painter and so much more, Rangeela was Lollywood's finest treasure whose place will never be filled. In this exculsive interview with Anwar Maqsood, Rangeela tells how he entered Lollywood. Tags: showtime series ptv karachi pakistan anwar maqsood moin akhtar bushra ansari parody 80s rangeela lollywood interview

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Showtime Episode 3 - Interview with Kanwal Naseer,Salma Baig Anwar Maqsood interviews Kanwal Nasser and Salma Baig, 2 lovely ladies who used to read viewers letters, comments and questions on PTV back in the 80s. Tags: showtime series ptv karachi pakistan anwar maqsood moin akhtar bushra ansari parody 80s kanwal naseer salma baig

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Showtime Episode 3 - Government Officer Wives 2 Government Officer Wives tries hard to impress each other with their Husband's Government Grading. Starring Durdana Butt & Humera Zaheer. Tags: showtime series ptv karachi pakistan anwar maqsood moin akhtar bushra ansari parody 80s wife government husband

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Showtime Episode 3 - Gharrara Song Nareesa, Beena & Shabana aka Benjamin Sisters sing a song about their Gharrara. Tags: showtime series ptv karachi pakistan anwar maqsood moin akhtar bushra ansari parody 80s benjamin sisters song

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