Drama Ertugrul Ghazi:Is Imran Khan's wish was finally fulfilled in 2020?

Drama Ertugrul Ghazi: Imran Khan's wish was finally fulfilled. The Turkish drama "Ertugrul Ghazi" with Urdu translation will be aired on PTV daily from the first night of Ramadan at 7:55 PM. Called the "Game of Thrones" by Muslims and seen in more than 80 countries, the drama "Derelish: Ertugrul" will now be shown daily in Pakistan during the month of Ramadan at the behest of Prime Minister Imran Khan. The drama is available on Netflix in English with Turkish subtitles. The drama was filmed in five seasons of 448 episodes with an average duration of 45 minutes each. The drama will be aired on PTV daily from the first night of Ramadan at 7:55 p.m. The play was so popular in Turkey that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan went to the set of the play with his wife and met the actors. In this play you will see Muslim heroes while non-Muslims (Mongol, Crusaders and Roman / Byzantine Empire) are portrayed in negative roles. Who was Ertugrul? The play Ertugrul Ghazi is the story of Ertugrul, the father of Ottoman the founder of the Ottoman Empire in the 13th century, whose conquests made the Ottoman Empire possible. Given the popularity of the play, the second part of the same history has now been released, which covers Usman's life. Since the play is made by Turks and praises Turks, critics say that the story does not tell the story correctly and that it is a propaganda drama. The importance of drama for Pakistani audiences: What I read in a book on Islamic studies as a child is shown in this play. Whether it is rights of worship, respect for elders or rule with justice. They are all shown in this play. The play shows how a father raises his children according to Islam. Every fifth, sixth episode of the play deals in detail with various aspects of Islam and historical events. Turkish dramas are already very popular in Pakistan. Drama like 'Ishq Mamnoon' and 'Meira Sultan' which were dubbed in Urdu language were very popular. Jamal Shah, a well-known actor and former head of the Pakistan National Council of the Arts, told The Independent Urdu, referring to the drama: Walking is a good example for our directors, writers and actors to learn from. ” "People in Pakistan love Turkish drama, which is definitely better than Indian drama," he added. Criticizing the media policy of the present government, Jamal Shah said, "Media needs to be given freedom and if Imran Khan really wants to bring change, then let the media be free." He suggested to the government that "the government should direct dramas about our real heroes who fought against the British rule, and more importantly, freedom of expression in the media." Let it continue. ' According to Jamal Shah, if Pakistan's media is free, it will want to make many dramas that will accurately express and reflect the hopes, dreams and struggles of the people of Pakistan. Jamal Shah himself has earlier made a film on the security situation in Swat and its heroes in 2016 called 'Revenge of the Worthless'. Prime Minister Imran Khan had said in a meeting with journalists on social media yesterday that the drama has shown the culture of Islam. Here (culture) starts first in Hollywood, then goes to Bollywood and from there it comes here which is promoting third hand culture. "I want our children and youth to know that we also have a culture that has romance and Islamic values," he added. Ertugrul drama and regional politics and importance: The Ertugrul drama is not only a drama but also a means for the Turks to improve their image by repeating their past victories on TV. That is why the Turkish President went to the set of the play and met the actors himself. Prime Minister Imran Khan also decided to bring the play to Pakistan after meeting the heads of state of Turkey and Malaysia. In the same drama, he also announced the creation of a TV channel with Turkey and Malaysia to eradicate Islamophobia. Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia have a very important role to play in the politics of the region. That is why, considering the popularity of the Ertugrul drama, Saudi Arabia also launched a new drama last year called the Kingdom of Fire. According to the International Database of Film and Drama (IMDB), the total budget of the drama is close to 40 40 million (approximately Rs. 6 billion), which gives an idea of the importance of these dramas.