Excursion of a born philanthropist, determined to fill the void in uniform distribution of education in her community, without the bounds of finances. Zimal faces multiple obstacle in her virtuous way, from personal wounds to feudal establishment, everything seems to diverge her astray. Written by Kashif Anwer, directed by Shehzad Kashmiri and produced under the banner of Momina Duraid Productions, the cast of Neem includes, Syed Jibran, Mawra Hussain, Arslan Naseer, Hani Taha, Maryam Nafees, Shamyl Khan, Ameer Gilani, Adeel Khan, Ismat Zaidi, Alamdar Khan, Areeba Tirmizi, Tahira Shahzad, Yousuf Bashir Qureshi & Others. Watch Neem starting only on HUM TV.

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Written by Kashif Anwar
Directed by ShahzadKashmiri.
A Project by Momina Duraid Productions.

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Neem Episode 2 Written Update and Review

The first thing to notice in this episode was-all three men in the post are candidates, ahem. That’s an interesting premise. Ek anaar, teen beemar.

This episode also sheds more light on each character. We see Karamat as the bitterst man alive, who doesn’t hesitate to argue and insult his own father. Her father, however, isn’t the one to take shit.

The highlight of this episode was Zimal’s speech in the school. I loved it. Mawra looked like a million bucks, but more importantly, the way she delivered the speech, it was so heartfelt. I think Mawra’s choices speak volumes. It shows her take on social issues.

Riyasat Khan decided to take Zimal’s suggestion. He wants to transfer the rights of the property to every family in the area. Karamat’s guy informs him about the latest progress. This doesn’t sit well with Karamat. I guess things are going to get ugly, soon.

That’s my take on first episode of Neem. How did others feel about it?

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