| Shartiya Mithay | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Babu Baral Sohail Ahmed |
| Directed by | Babu Baral and Sohail Ahmed |
| Characters | Roshan Chiraag Dada Ji Abba Ji Shirin |
| Date premiered | 1995 |
| Place premiered | Lahore |
| Original language | Punjabi |
| Subject | Begging, marriage |
| Genre | Comedy |
| Setting | Lahore theatre, 1995 |
Shartiya Mithay (شرطیہ مٹھے) (English: Guaranteed Sweet) is a famous and hit Punjabi comedy stage play. Cast includes Amanullah, Sohail Ahmed, Babu Baral, Zarqa Butt, Khalid Abbas Dar, Ashraf Rahi, Sohnia Abbas, Abid Khan and Sahbah.[1][2][3][4]
It was written and directed by Babu Baral, who also acted in the play.[5]
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Characters
- Roshan
One of the two blind brothers. He and his brother want to get married but always get rejected because of their blindness.
- Chiraag
The other blind brother.
- Dada Ji
The Flirting grandfather of Chiraag and Roshan. He runs a Tuck shop and talks to a picture of "Sonali Bendre" (who was brand ambassador of a tea brand in Pakistan in early 90s), wants to get married for the fourth time.
- Abba Ji
Strict father of blind brothers, he wants to turn his sons into beggars.
- Shirin
A student of journalism who is writing a column on Beggars, a young girl who also wants to interview Roshan.
Cast
- Amanullah as Roshan
- Sohail Ahmed as Dada Ji
- Babu Baral as Chiraag
- Zarqa Butt as Bharjai/Bhabi
- Khalid Abbas Dar
- Ashraf Rahi [1]
- Sohnia Abbas
- Abid Khan as Abba Ji
- Sahbah as Shirin
References
- ^ "Playing to the gallery - Newspaper - DAWN.COM". dawn.com. Retrieved 2014-09-04.
- ^ "Best Tv Drama: April 2011". besttvdrama.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2014-09-04.
- ^ "Play Shartiya Mithe". awaztoday.com. Retrieved 2014-09-04.
- ^ http://faisalabad.eu/view/5878/shartiya-mithay-punjabi-stage-drama,-complete/[dead link]
- ^ Lodhi, Adnan (20 August 2015). "In sweet memory of Babu Baral". The Express Tribune. Retrieved 26 March 2023.
This version pays homage to the iconic Babu, who was the original writer and director of the play.
This page was last edited on 21 February 2024, at 06:18