Googly Mohalla

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Googly Mohalla
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Title poster
Genre Sports
Drama
Romance
Comedy
Written by Fasih Bari Khan
Directed byMazhar Moin
Starring
Opening theme"Ha Googly Mohalllaa!"
ComposerMAD Music
Country of originPakistan
Original languagesUrdu
Pashto
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes36
Production
Producers Abdullah Kadwani
Asad Qureshi
Production locations Karachi,
Pakistan
Camera setup Multiple-camera setup
Running time38-42 minutes
Original release
Network PTV Home
Release15 February 2015 (2015-02-15)

Googly Mohalla is a Pakistani finite Cricket World Cup special comedy drama series. It starred Jahanzeb Khan and Aiman Khan as main leads, while Hina Dilpazeer in supporting role. It was aired on Pakistan Television Network during 2015 Cricket World Cup. [1]

Plot

The drama opens when all the boys of compound are all set to play cricket. But one of the members of the team, Asif Lamboo doesn't show serious behaviour towards the game. Due to his non-serious behaviour the captain of the team, Farhat Goli feels the need of another guy to replace Asif. Meanwhile, a new Pathan family consisting of a son (Zahid Afridi), mother (Shahnaz), father (Jahanzeb), grandmother (Bibi Gul) and grandfather (Baba Saeen) shifts to the respective compound. Zahid Afridi proves to be a very good all-rounder and hence after a series of events, he replaces Asif Lamboo in the team. Asif is a volcano after being kicked from the team. He joins another team Ghosia from the same colony. Ghosia is a competent of compound's team.

Cast

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References

  1. ↑ "Googly Mohalla On PTV Home and PTV Sports". reviewit.pk. 10 February 2015. Retrieved 6 November 2022.


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