‘Sar-e-Rah’ featuring Saba Qamar and many more actors ended last light. The mini-series was indeed a treat for the eyes.
The 7-episode mini-series aimed to break stereotypes by addressing issues like women’s empowerment, gender equality, the rights of the intersex community, and infertility.
The mini-series had a strong plot, and good logic every episode ended with a powerful message; here are some thought-provoking lessons we learned from ‘Sar-e-Rah’:
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- There is no shame if the breadwinner of the family is a woman.
- Child adoption should be encouraged in our society.
- Husbands should not let anyone blame their wives for not bearing a child if they are the ones with underlying health issues.
- Discrimination against any gender is derogatory.
- Women should be acknowledged for their efforts in the workforce without passing judgment on their character.
