Sinf e Aahan a Motivator for Pakistani women to join the Platoon
Sinf e Nazuk se Sinf e Aahan tak ka safar.. the drama unquestionably describes the line. A life, in the boots of the seven main leads promises to potray courage, compassion and stability.
Sajal Aly as Rabia Safeer being a member of a military family yet facing the pressures of marriage. Yumna Zaidi as Shaista Khanzada a diligent girl holding a Masters in Media Sciences yet blocked by tribal compulsions. Kubra Khan as Mahjabeen Mastan belonging to a rich family dealing with parental issues from her childhood. Pariwesh Jamal living in a remote village in Balochistan surrounded by the force of resistance of landlord.
Yehali Tashiya Kalidasa as Nathmy Perrera a Sri Lankan joining Pakistan Military Academy (PMA) in a quest to find the missing friend of her martyred father. Syra Yousuf as Arzoo Daniel a Christian facing the societal discrimination of status and Dananeer Mobeen as Syeda Sidra Batool from Gujranwala with loads of dreams.
Sinf e Aahan cast also includes Sheheryar Munawar as Major Usama who says “Shaheedon kay haq bohot bhari hotay hay, aisi choti choti batoon sai khaali nhi hotay.” Usman Mukhtar as Captain Daniyal Safeer, Rabia Safeer’s brother who says “Kuch bhi nhi hoga Ammi Sinf e Nazuk ban kay gai ha Sinf e Aahan ban kay niklay gi.” Commander Major Samia who actually belongs to the Pakistan Army even when the cameras are not recording. She says on screen “Yeh jo ik ik cheez ha ispar qaum apnay khoon paseenay ki kamai laga rhi ha, aap ko yeh baat yaad rakhni chahiye.”
Sinf e Aahan gives Pakistani girls and women a chance to be intrinsic, common, beautiful, diverting, resolute, charismatic and ideal. It proves that not all women in the society are jilted, scheming lovers and that they have real problems too. The drama is a wholesome collection for cross-generational viewing, revealing the societal pressures, barriers, dilemmas that many girls are facing on different levels. In the end I would say that the drama from its very first episode describes its meaning from the core.
