Green Entertainment has officially wrapped up one of its most talked-about dramas, Duniya Pur. The serial, which started airing in September 2024, concluded in March 2025 after 24 intense, emotional episodes. Directed by Shahid Shafaat and written by Radain Shah, Duniya Pur became one of the biggest productions in Green TV’s lineup, earning both praise and criticism throughout its run.
With a grand production scale, cinematic visuals, and compelling storyline, the drama stood out from typical Pakistani family sagas, focusing instead on revenge, love, power struggles, and emotional pain.
Drama Information
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Drama Name: Duniya Pur
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Channel: Green Entertainment
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Writer: Radain Shah
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Director: Shahid Shafaat
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Producer: Imran Raza Kazmi
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Total Episodes: 24
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Start Date: September 25, 2024
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End Date: March 5, 2025
Main Cast and Characters
Duniya Pur featured a star-studded cast of Pakistan’s finest actors:
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Khushhal Khan as Shahmeer Adam
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Ramsha Khan as Ana Nawab
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Naumaan Ijaz
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Sami Khan
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Manzar Sehbai
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Nayyar Ejaz
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Yousuf Bashir Qureshi
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Gohar Rasheed (cameo)
Each actor played a pivotal role in bringing this feudal, violent, yet deeply emotional story to life.
Story Summary
Set in a fictional village, Duniya Pur follows the deadly rivalry between two feudal families — the Adams and the Nawabs. After the murder of the eldest sons from both clans, a cycle of revenge begins, trapping future generations in violence and hatred.
In the middle of this tragedy, Shahmeer (Khushhal Khan) and Ana (Ramsha Khan) meet. Both are broken, grieving their brothers’ deaths, but as they get to know each other, their grief turns into a forbidden love.
This love story is complicated by:
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Family honor
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Revenge culture
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Betrayals within their own families
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Political influence and rural feudal systems
The main conflict revolves around love versus revenge. Can Shahmeer and Ana’s love end the war between their families, or will they be the next victims of this never-ending cycle?
Last Episode Review
In its final episode, Duniya Pur gave a satisfying yet emotional conclusion:
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Ana’s character evolved from a grieving sister to a bold leader fighting for justice.
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Shahmeer decided to break the chain of revenge, even at the cost of personal sacrifice.
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The families were forced to face the consequences of their years of hatred.
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While the drama didn’t offer a fairy-tale ending, it highlighted forgiveness over revenge, a message deeply appreciated by thoughtful viewers.
Public Reaction
Viewership and Ratings:
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High TRPs: The drama consistently maintained good ratings, averaging around 4.5 to 5 TRP.
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Social Media: Episodes regularly trended on Twitter (X) with hashtags like #DuniyaPurFinale and #ShahmeerAna.
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YouTube: Final episodes gathered millions of views within days, with fans appreciating the high production quality.
Audience Comments:
“One of the best dramas Green TV has produced. Cinematic visuals, powerful acting, and a meaningful end.”
“Ramsha Khan stole the show with her acting in the finale.”
“Finally a drama that shows rural feuds and breaks the toxic revenge culture.”
Strengths of Duniya Pur
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High-budget Production: Beautiful cinematography, locations, and action sequences.
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Unique Storyline: Moving away from urban romance to highlight village feudal systems.
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Strong Performances: Khushhal Khan and Ramsha Khan both delivered career-best performances.
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Powerful Message: A drama that promoted forgiveness over violence.
No drama is perfect. Some audience members felt:
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The story dragged in the middle episodes.
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Some supporting characters were underused.
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The “power-walk” and dramatic slow-motion shots were overdone.
However, these flaws were minor in comparison to the overall impact and message of the drama.
Conclusion: A Drama Worth Watching
Duniya Pur may not be a typical Pakistani drama, but it has proved that Pakistani television can deliver cinematic experiences with meaningful content. Its portrayal of revenge culture, love, and forgiveness left a strong impression on fans.
For Green Entertainment, Duniya Pur is a milestone drama — an example of quality over quantity, and a signal that Pakistani dramas are entering a new era of storytelling.
