Ahmed Zafar

The five-powerhouse of Pakistani dramas have come together to create a magnificent story. Sinf-e-Aahan introduces us to the new Pakistani woman in her beautiful manifestations as part fantasy, part fiction but fully entertaining. All ISPR productions have the added weight of an institution behind them; hence, the viewer is treated to an insider view of the lives of Lady Cadets as they complete their training courses. Staff drilling and the sheer physicality of being a cadet drive the humor while the personal lives of the cadets propel the narrative. Such shows are essential to tell the story of Pakistan, its Amry, and its people and contrast them with the fascism, bigotry, and arrogance of the Indian terrorist state.

One of the best films ever. I am surprised that some people criticize it for its depiction of the antebellum South. Slavery was indeed evil, but every Southerner was not going about torturing slaves.