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Director Asim Abbasi Addresses Removal of 'Barzakh' from YouTube

Director Asim Abbasi Addresses Removal of 'Barzakh' from YouTube

Web Desk August 07, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Asim Abbasi is the director and producer behind the series 'Barzakh.'
  • He stressed that the safety of the cast of the show is more important.
  • Asim also thanked fans for their support.
Asim Abbasi, the director and producer behind the series 'Barzakh,' has shared his thoughts following the decision to pull the show from YouTube in Pakistan amid public controversy. He stressed that the safety of everyone involved in the production is his top concern, saying, "No story of mine is worth more than the safety of all the beautiful and talented artists who came together to craft it. So this decision is really for the best." Asim also thanked fans for their support, adding, "For all those who have showered us with love, I hope you enjoy the finale! And remember, stories never die."

 

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The choice to remove 'Barzakh' from YouTube in Pakistan was made jointly by the teams from Zindagi and 'Barzakh,' in response to the heated debates and criticisms about the show’s content since it premiered two weeks ago. The final episode is set to air tonight at 8 pm, and viewers in Pakistan have until August 9 to catch up on the series on YouTube.

Zee Zindagi expressed their gratitude to their audience through an Instagram post. They acknowledged the support for 'Barzakh,' stating, “We, at Zindagi and Team Barzakh, extend our heartfelt thanks to our global audience for their unwavering support. The show was meant to bring people together, but given the current sentiment in Pakistan, we’ve decided to voluntarily withdraw it from YouTube Pakistan as of August 9, 2024. This decision reflects our commitment to honoring our audience while avoiding any feelings of alienation. We truly appreciate your understanding and continued support. Thank you.”

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