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'Barzakh' Starring Fawad Khan And Sanam Saeed Released

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After a long wait, an Indian web series featuring Pakistani stars Fawad Khan and Sanam Saeed has been released. The first episode is now available on the Indian streaming website Zee5 and Zindagi Channel, marking Fawad and Sanam's return to the screen after 12 years. The couple was last seen together in the drama serial "Zindagi Gulzar Hai."

In "Barzakh," Fawad Khan plays the role of Sanam Saeed's stepbrother. Asim Abbasi is the writer and director of the series, with Waqas Hassan and Shailja Kejriwal serving as producers.

The series revolves around a 76-year-old reclusive man who runs a resort in a remote valley and invites his estranged children and grandchildren to celebrate his life's grand finale—a wedding with the ghost of his first true love.

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Main Characters in Barzakh

It has a talented cast, including Salman Shahid, Syed Arham, Khushhal Khan,and Franco Giusti. The story begins with three siblings reuniting for their father’s third wedding. Their father, Aaqa, is an old man who still has his wits about him.

His daughter, Scheherezade looks after him and the family hotel, Mehtab Mahal, which was built in memory of his first love. The two sons from his first marriage, Shehryar (played by Fawad Khan) and Saifullah, seem distant from their father.

Barzakh touches on controversial topics like homosexuality and unusual family relationships. Fawad Khan and Sanam Saeed play half-siblings instead of romantic interests, which might surprise some viewers, but these elements add depth to the story.

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