Popular Pakistani drama “Parwaaz” is nearing its finale, and excitement is rising as fans speculate a surprise cameo by superstar Fahad Mustafa.
Drama Reaches Final Phase
The ARY Digital drama, produced by Fahad Mustafa’s Big Bang Entertainment, is written by Kiran Siddiqui and directed by Maisam Naqvi. It airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8 PM.
“Parwaaz” explores the generational gap between parents and Gen Z. Its unique take on youth challenges and family dynamics has made it a favorite among audiences.
Surprise Scene with Fahad Mustafa’s Call
Episode 31 featured a twist — the main character Wali receives a phone call from none other than Fahad Mustafa.
Interestingly, Wali casually tells everyone, “Some Fawad Mustafa is calling,” confusing Fahad Mustafa with Fawad Khan — a reference that fans found hilarious.
Samir’s Dance and Jeeto Pakistan Reference
Another character, Samir, expresses excitement over the call and refers to Fahad’s iconic show “Jeeto Pakistan.” He even dances to the show’s famous jingle “Thak ki tiki, thak ki tiki tha”, leaving fans amused.
This fun-filled scene instantly went viral on social media, with fans sharing clips and expressing hope for Fahad’s full appearance in the drama.
Is Fahad Mustafa Really Joining “Parwaaz”?
Recently, Fahad hinted in an interview that he might return to television with a small role in a script he really liked. The recent mention in “Parwaaz” has fans convinced that his cameo is just around the corner.
Why “Parwaaz” Stands Out
Unlike most dramas, “Parwaaz” keeps the storyline tight and avoids unnecessary drag. Episode 31 alone featured:
Jahangir’s return
Wali’s viral video dream coming true
Boss’s cancer diagnosis
Fahad Mustafa’s exciting call
The writing, pacing, and relatable storytelling make “Parwaaz” one of the most engaging dramas currently on air.
The buzz around Fahad Mustafa’s possible entry in “Parwaaz” is growing. Whether it’s just a voice cameo or a proper on-screen appearance, fans are ready and excited.
Until then, all eyes remain on the next episode!
