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Sara Sajeeda

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Sara Sajeeda
GenreMelodrama
Romance
Drama
Directed by
  • Eoon Shuhaini
  • Feroz Kader
  • Rizwan Zaman
StarringAnmol Baloch
Tiz Zaqyah
Arslan Asad Butt
Opening themeBicara Rasa - Ariff Bahran & Sarah Suhairi
Ending themeMenongkah Cinta - Erra Fazira
Country of origin
  • Malaysia
  • Pakistan
Original languages
  • English
  • Malay
  • Urdu
No. of episodes30
Production
ProducerFadzil Teh
Production locations
Running time40 minutes
Production companyZeel Production
Original release
NetworkTV3
Release3 October (2019-10-03) –
25 November 2019 (2019-11-25)

Sara Sajeeda is a 2019 Malaysian-Pakistan television series co-directed by Eoon Shuhaini, Feroz Kader and Rizwan Zaman, starring Anmol Baloch, Tiz Zaqyah and Arslan Asad Butt. It is the Pakistani-Malaysian joint venture produced by Malaysian-based TV production company, Zeel Production. The show premiered on TV3 from 3 October 2019 and concluded on 25 November 2019.[1][2]

The series is streaming online on YouTube.[3]

Plot

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Sara (Tiz Zaqyah), a lecturer at a private college forced by her father to marry Megat (Fahrin Ahmad). However, their marriage ended after Sara severed the relationship by not being able to stand up to Megat's demeanor as her father did without her own consent.

Fawaad (Arslan Asad Butt), a young man from Pakistan, initially settled abroad returned to his family in Lahore. Soon after, he was offered to work as an engineer in Malaysia. Fawaad is stuck in the interests of his long-lost family or his career. In the end, he chose to start a new life in Kuala Lumpur.

Fawaad and Sara meet in an incident that has prompted Sara to get to know Fawaad more closely. They started liking each other and their marriage was fixed. Unfortunately before marriage, Fawaad was urgently flee to Pakistan after hearing the news of an earthquake that hit his family.

When Fawaad returned home, it turned out that his family was preparing for the wedding. He feels helpless. Despite initially refusing, Fawaad accepts the decision of his mother, Saima and regrets the fate of Sajeeda (Anmol Baloch) who has lost both of her parents in a landslide and earthquake. Upon returning to Malaysia, Fawaad began to split when Sara confessed that she had fallen in love with Fawaad while he had married Sajeeda without love.

Cast

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Main

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Recurring

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  • Fahrin Ahmad as Megat
  • Hareb Farooq as Mikaal
  • Alif Muhaimin as Khalif
  • Saima Saleem as Saima
  • Raheela Agha as Reema
  • Fouziah Gous as Nelisa
  • Alizeh Shah as Jasmin
  • Shaharuddin Thamby as Tan Sri Ismadi
  • Mas Anizan as Puan Sri Norizan
  • Zoya Khan as Asha
  • Uyaina Arshad as Iman Dahlia
  • Aliha Chaudry as Mehwar
  • Aneela Agha as Sakinah
  • Khalid Saleem Butt as Sheroz Khan
  • Rohi Khan as Sarwat
  • Ajmal Shezad as Malek Rahman
  • Sofia Ibrahim as Tok Nani
  • Ali Reza Kavoosi as Salam
  • Jasper Supayah as Rita
  • Shasha Abedul as Emelda
  • Sachal Afzal as Aslam

Cameo appearance

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References

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  1. ^ "Arslan Asad Butt back on TV after 'Parwaz Hai Junoon'". Gulf News. Retrieved 9 April 2020.
  2. ^ Chua, Dennis (11 April 2019). "#Showbiz: Political tension 'stranded' Malaysian film crew in Pakistan". New Straits Times. Retrieved 9 April 2020.
  3. ^ Sara Sajeeda (2019): Episod Penuh. YouTube. TV3. Retrieved 25 November 2019.
  4. ^ Mohamed, Oleh Raja Nurfatimah Mawar (25 November 2019). "Nyaris tarik diri terbitkan Sara Sajeeda". Berita Harian (in Malay). Retrieved 9 April 2020.
  5. ^ Tahir, Sudirman Mohd (14 October 2019). "Sara Sajeeda dapat perhatian warga Pakistan". Harian Metro (in Malay). Retrieved 9 April 2020.
  6. ^ Shamsudin, Rudy Imran (3 October 2019). "Penerbit geram dengan pelakon 'kekwat'". Harian Metro (in Malay). Retrieved 9 April 2020.
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