Daily Times

For decades, Pakistani dramas have been a mirror reflecting the times and scenarios the nation has gone through.

In an interview conducted by Imran Aslam, Asma Sayani said “Ghalti deals with themes of greed, betrayal, family politics, and the injustice that women of our society have to go throughout their lives.

Asma said,”The story is actually revolving around one thing which can’t be revealed yet but Ghalati shows how the main character’s anger management issues cause problems within his family and love life quite a lot.”With a great star cast, good script, and excellent direction, Ghalti is a well-crafted product that succeeds in fulfilling the audience’s expectations,” Asma said , The serial revolves around a married couple Zaira (Hira Mani) and Saad (Affan Waheed).Before their marriage, Saad’s family was living at a house owned by Zaira’s parents Shabeer (Shehreyar Zaidi) and Nafeesa.

Due to some financial issues, Shabeer asks Saad’s mother Zaitoon (Saba Hameed) to vacate the house.Things go sour; as revenge, she turns into a typical mother in law by making Zaira’s life literally hell.Adding fuel to the fire, her daughters Maira (Anoushay Abbasi) and Aliya (Sana Askari) don’t let any opportunity to show Zaira down, Saad is fed-up and frustrated with the situation and loses his cool on various occasion, that result in arguments and fights between the couple.

Adding more to the horror, Saad loses his job too.The latest episode ended on a cliff-hanger note when Maira accuses Zaira of having a secret relationship with her husband. This doesn’t go well with Saad, and he slaps Maira for her shameful thoughts and accusation.

The vignettes and blown up situations of households make ‘Ghalti’ a delectable watch.Ghalati has been written by Asma Sayani and directed by Saba Hameed under the banner of Six Sigma Productions.