Parwarish writer reveals Fahad Mustafa’s special contribution to the drama

• Writer Kiran Siddiqui shares how the story was developed, based on a concept given by Fahad Mustafa.
• Mustafa is supportive of young talent, encouraging Siddiqui to write Parwarish independently after 15 episodes.
• Siddiqui took a day off when Parwarish aired, but Fahad praised her effort and praised her work.

“Parwarish” is a new drama airing on television that brings a refreshing take on parenting. The story resonates deeply with young people and their parents nationwide. It highlights different parenting styles and has sparked conversations about modern-day parenting approaches. Writer Kiran Siddiqui appeared on Fuchsia and shared how she developed the story.

Kiran Siddiqui revealed that “Parwarish is a concept given by Fahad Mustafa himself. Fahad Mustafa discussed the concept of how a father moves his family back from abroad and tries to raise them through old standards in Pakistan with his team years back. It finally took shape with Parwarish, which we are now seeing on our television screens.”

She also revealed that “Fahad Mustafa is very supportive of all the young talent. She started writing Parwarish under guidance, and after 15 episodes, he pushed her to do it on her own. He told her that she is a writer and she can do it. She revealed that she took a day off when Parwarish aired. But Fahad called her up and when she went to his office. He praised her effort, put a hand on her head, and told her that you have done a good job.”