Bilal Abbas, Sarah Khan synchronize for Indian Production
The duet becomes intertwined in a complex story of emotions, all while being drawn to the enchanting Gulbano, ingenious portrayed by the talented Sarah Khan.


Karachi: Excitement is hitting an inflammation among lovers as famous Bilal Abbas Khan and the co-star Sarah Khan drawing up for the highly-awaited release of their upcoming drama named ‘Abdullahpur ka Devdas’ reviled to premiere in February 2024.
The charming star, Bilal Abbas took to social media platform to break the thrilling news, posting sparkling posters of the drama.
Under the Supervision of the expert Anjum Shahzad, ‘Abdullahpur ka Devdas’ is composed to give a compelling tale interlace with the themes of love, friendship, and poetic drama. The storyline focuses around the characters Fakhar and Kashif, presented by Bilal Abbas Khan and Raza Talish.
The duet becomes intertwined in a complex story of emotions, all while being drawn to the enchanting Gulbano, ingenious portrayed by the talented Sarah Khan.
It is to be noted that this drama will be broadcasting on an Indian channel named Zindagi TV, a channel that successfully presenting a variety of Pakistani dramas to Indian audiences.
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