'Mrs & Mr Shameem' tackles postpartum depression, toxic masculinity and unconventional love

Airing weekly on Express Entertainment from Thursday to Saturday at 8:00pm, Mrs & Mr Shameem is slowly making its place on screen. With a strong story and solid cast, the drama is picking up pace with every episode. The show's bold approach and honest storytelling help it stand out from typical dramas, offering something fresh to viewers.         View this post on Instagram                       Written by Saji Gul and directed by Kashif Nisar, the story starts in Lahore and slowly explores everyday life, including topics like masculinity and social pressure. Saba Qamar plays Umaina, a character who is strong yet vulnerable. Seeing Umaina grow, struggle, and deal with her emotions in a very real way, the drama shows that it is not afraid to show topics that are rarely discussed on TV, like unconventional marriage, postpartum depression, toxic masculinity, and gender inequality. Alongside Qamar, Nauman Ijaz plays Shameem with ease, his performance adding warmth and depth to the unfolding story. “Nauman has immense range as an actor, only he could play a role like this and make it relatable,” Nisar said.           View this post on Instagram                       The strength of the show is not just in the acting but in its storytelling. The story gets deeper with every episode, depicting the kind of social issues people face in real life. It also brings forward an unusual love story that you end up supporting. More than just a drama, Mrs & Mr Shameem discuss society and the need for acceptance through natural and emotional storytelling, along with honest performances.