Popular Drama Serial ‘Mann Mast Malang’ Faces Renewed Criticism

Geo TV’s hit drama Mann Mast Malang is once again drawing backlash from viewers, despite its widespread popularity across South Asia. Critics argue the show features “several scenes that could corrupt Pakistani societal values,” particularly objecting to its portrayal of relationships and social norms.

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Controversy vs. Popularity
While being called out for “promoting moral degradation,” the romantic drama “Mann Mast Malang” continues to dominate ratings not just in Pakistan but also in Bangladesh, Nepal, and India. This paradox highlights the ongoing tension between entertainment standards and cultural expectations in regional television.

Creative Pedigree
The serial boasts strong creative credentials – written by Nooran Makhdoom (Tere Bin fame) and directed by Ali Faizan. Its production quality and star cast (including Wahaj Ali and Ayeza Khan) contribute to its appeal, even as debate rages about its content.

Audience Divide
Supporters defend it as “just fiction,” while conservative viewers demand stricter content regulation. Broadcasters face increasing pressure to balance creative freedom with social responsibility in Pakistan’s evolving media landscape.