When it comes to streaming entertainment, Netflix has captured the attention of Pakistanis, especially the younger generation. The captivating content that Pakistani viewers eagerly consume becomes an integral part of Netflix’s trending lineup. Let’s dive into the current top five web series that are creating waves in Pakistan:
King The Land:
Hailing from South Korea, “King The Land” has recently concluded its final episode, leaving audiences captivated till the end. The narrative follows Gu Won (Lee), a scion of wealth striving to prove his mettle in the competitive realm of his family’s hotel business. On the other side is Cheon Sa-rang (Lim), a cheerful hotel employee with an unwavering dedication to her work.
As these two distinct personalities clash repeatedly, their emotional barriers begin to crumble, leading the way for an utterly heartwarming journey ahead.
The Witcher:
The highly anticipated third season of “The Witcher” has hit the screens, marking the last appearance of Henry Cavill as the iconic Geralt. In this chapter, the focus shifts to Aretuza, a mystical academy where Geralt hopes to guide Ciri in mastering her formidable powers. However, in the complex world of the Continent, political machinations, corruption, and malevolent forces conspire against their ambitions.
Mask Girl:
Netflix’s latest South Korean sensation, “Mask Girl,” has taken the nation by storm. Adapted from a webtoon of the same name, the series delves into the life of Kim Mo-mi, a woman whose appearance has subjected her to harsh judgments.
Once an aspirant for stardom, Kim Mo-mi’s self-doubt leads her down a different path, where she transforms into a nondescript office worker by day and a masked online personality by night. With a growing fan base, her life takes a dramatic turn as a chain of unforeseen and unfortunate events propels her into a journey of no return.
Depp vs Heard:
Offering a limited documentary series, Netflix sheds light on the highly publicized trial of Depp vs Heard, delving into its events and far-reaching consequences. The series casts a keen eye on the decision to broadcast the trial to the world. Audiences can immerse themselves in this gripping exposé as it became available on Netflix on August 16, 2023.
Guns & Gulaabs:
At the pinnacle of the Pakistani streaming charts is “Guns & Gulaabs,” a unique amalgamation of comedy, crime, and romance. Set against the backdrop of the ’90s in the cartel-infested town of Gulaabgunj, the series takes inspiration from the eccentric “Misfits of the World.” Central to the plot are a police officer and a mechanic, unwittingly entangled in an unprecedented opium deal that propels them into a roller-coaster ride of suspense and intrigue.
As Pakistan continues to embrace the diverse and engaging offerings on Netflix, these trending series stand as a testament to the platform’s ability to captivate and entertain audiences of all ages.