Review of "The Pink Shirt" Teaser: The film starring Wahaj and Sajal promises to check all the boxes!
A fishbowl, a cheesy date, complicated relationships, comedy of errors, and a pink shirt. "The Pink Shirt" (TPS) on ZEE5 is best described by all of these things. Sajal Aly and Wahaj Ali, two of the biggest personalities in the nation, will appear together on film for the first time. Along with many others, it stars Sania Saeed, Rehan Sheikh, and Nazish Jehangir. A fishbowl, a cheesy date, complicated relationships, comedy of errors, and a pink shirt. "The Pink Shirt" (TPS) on ZEE5 is best described by all of these things. Sajal Aly and Wahaj Ali, two of the biggest personalities in the nation, will appear together on film for the first time. In significant parts are also played by Sania Saeed, Rehan Sheikh, Nazish Jehangir, and Hamza Firdous. If the initial glimpse excites you, the official teaser will have you eagerly anticipating the web series' premiere.
That isn't it, though. Additional motivations enliven the events. Magician Kashif Nisar is the director of TPS, while acclaimed author Bee Gul wrote the script. We will go right to the point, so if you haven't heard of Nisar and Gul's body of work and are living under a rock, just Google it. It was difficult to ignore the trailer when it was released yesterday.
The protagonist of TPS is Sophia (Sajal Aly), who has had enough of her miserable marriage to Sameer (Hamza Firdous). While looking for some time off, she meets Omar (Wahaj Ali), a young businessman who is involved in a problematic relationship with his fiancée Sara (Nazish Jahangir). Before Sophia's mother-in-law Neelum Malik (Sania Saeed) enters the picture to try to mend his son's problematic marriage and find reconciliation, Sophia and Omar begin dating. In the most hilarious way imaginable, TPS explores fundamental human emotions and rediscovers family ties. Wahaj and Sajal have a great connection together and make an intriguing duo.
The same is true of Sajal's relationship with seasoned actors Saeed and Sheikh; some of their humorous moments in the teaser grab the audience's interest. It's well known that Kashif Nisar can take viewers to new places, and TPS is no exception. It has a modern, dramatic appearance. For those who don't know, the web series made its debut on October 27 at the London Film Festival. We can't get enough of "The Pink Shirt." Do you? Tell us in the space provided for comments below.
