The play, which was aired from 1993 to 2002, was one of the performances that PTV aired when it was at its peak and kept kids riveted to their televisions.
In the 1990s, a whole generation grew up watching this children’s programme on television and associated it with indelible memories, according to TV star and show creator Haseeb Pasha. “I recently spoke with PTV officials at the Lahore station, and they expressed a desire to revive the show on the miniscreen,” he said.
PTV intends to rerun the television serial Ainak Wala Jin
Pasha claimed that the lack of interest from PTV producers and others resulted in the play’s cancellation in 2002. Hafeez Tahir, the creator, producer, and writer of this programme, took a keen interest in its creation. According to Mr. Pasha, no one bothered to continue the show when Mr. Tahir retired.
The updated show, which has been taking place in the Alhamra Arts Centre on The Mall since February 2022, recently added a puppet theatre. This puppet theatre has a lengthy history; it was first performed thirty years ago by Samina Ahmed, a TV performer and producer who had previously served as the Lahore Arts Council’s deputy director of programmes.
PTV intends to rerun the television serial Ainak Wala Jin
Every Sunday, Ainak Wala Jin and Putli Tamasha draw sizable crowds to Alhamra, mostly made up of young people. Children receive presents from a “fairy,” who makes them happy and makes the environment enjoyable.
PTV intends to rerun the television serial Ainak Wala Jin
Ainakwala Jinn is an educational show that uses several parts to teach kids the value of truth, peace, harmony, patriotism, and respect for authority figures. Updates have been made to the set, lighting setup, decorations, and costumes.
