“Meri Eidi Tere Hawale” Emerges as Commercial Success in Karachi

 

 By: Aziz Khatri

 KARACHI: The comedy play “Meri Eidi Tere Hawale” has emerged as a massive hit in Karachi, reviving memories of the golden era of legendary comedian Umer Sharif. The audience turned out in large numbers at the Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi Open Air Theatre, even braving rain to witness the entertaining performance.

The play features a star-studded cast including Shakeel Siddiqui, Rauf Lala, Safdar Hayder, Shanzay, and Amir Rimbo, whose performances kept the audience engaged with continuous laughter. Supporting actors including Shahbaz Sanam, Abdullah Lala, and Pariya Khan also received appreciation for their roles.

Directed by Younus Memon and written by Safdar Hayder, the play stands out as a comedy masterpiece. The production, led by Shahroz Khan under SHAZ Productions, has successfully captured the spirit of classic Pakistani stage drama.

The musical score by Mujtaba Naqvi and Asrar Panchhi further enhanced the overall experience, adding rhythm and charm to the lively performances.

The overwhelming response from the audience reflects the success of the production, with many praising the direction, script, and performances. Theatre lovers noted that the play not only delivers humor but also revives the traditional stage comedy style that once defined Pakistani entertainment.

With packed audiences and strong word-of-mouth, “Meri Eidi Tere Hawale” is being regarded as a successful commercial venture and a refreshing addition to Karachi’s theatre scene.