Fawad Khan Reveals the Preparation Behind Barzakh

Fawad Khan Reveals the Preparation Behind Barzakh

The anticipation surrounding “Barzakh” has reached a crescendo as fans eagerly await its release this month. Featuring the dynamic duo of Sanam Saeed and Fawad Khan from the renowned series “Zindagi Gulzar Hai,” this six-episode series promises a compelling narrative and stellar performances.

Here’s what the actor, Fawad Khan shared:

“In preparing for the show, we delved deep into discussions and readings to understand the nuances of our characters,” Fawad Khan revealed. Fawad Khan’s portrayal of Shehryar, he explained, required navigating the complexities of an unhinged psychiatrist who is himself a candidate for therapy. The role, he admitted, was emotionally taxing, yet intellectually stimulating, and describing the collaborative effort behind the scenes.

Fawad Khan credited director Asim Abbasi for promoting an environment

Fawad Khan credited director Asim Abbasi for promoting an environment where creative ideas flourished. “Asim Abbasi’s vision and guidance were instrumental in shaping my interpretation of Shehryar,”  Fawad Khan said. The synergy between the cast and crew allowed them to develop Shehryar into a multifaceted character that resonated deeply with the story’s themes.

During the filming process, Fawad Khan immersed himself fully into Shehryar’s psyche, finding inspiration in the character’s complexities. “The readings and discussions became a journey of self-discovery for me,” he shared. Each scene Fawad Khan emphasized, posed new challenges and opportunities for growth as an actor.

More About Barzakh

The series, helmed by Asim Abbasi, known for his distinctive storytelling style, promises to push the boundaries of Pakistani drama. Barzakh explores themes of psychological turmoil and human fragility against a backdrop of suspense and intrigue.

More About Fawad Khan

Fawad Khan, known for his meticulous approach to roles, recently shared insights into his preparation for Barzakh. He reflected on the intensive groundwork that went into shaping his character, Shehryar, a psychiatrist grappling with his own inner turmoil.