KARACHI: Pakistani actor Danish Taimoor is facing criticism from some social media users over his latest drama role, with viewers saying they are growing tired of seeing him repeatedly portray powerful, wealthy and short-tempered male characters.
In the new drama, Taimoor plays Shah Dawood, an influential and powerful man accustomed to getting his way, while Anmol Baloch plays Bareera Ejaz, a character who refuses to submit to his pressure. Recent episodes have drawn attention to Shah Dawood’s aggressive and controlling behaviour.
Viewers Call for Different Roles
Following the latest episodes, some viewers took to social media to criticise what they described as the repeated use of the wealthy, dominant and angry hero formula in Pakistani television dramas.
Several users specifically called on Danish Taimoor to explore more diverse characters, arguing that he has appeared in a number of recent dramas as influential, possessive and short-tempered men.
The criticism has largely focused on the similarity between his latest character and roles associated with him in previous television projects, with viewers expressing a preference for greater variety in his on-screen performances.
While the discussion has generated mixed reactions online, the latest debate highlights the growing audience interest in more varied character portrayals in Pakistani dramas.

