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‘Ishq Murshid’: A Celebration of Sindhi Cultural Wedding

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The latest episode of ‘Ishq Murshid’ delighted viewers with a magnificent portrayal of a pure Sindhi cultural wedding. The drama, written by Abdul Khaliq Khan and directed by Farooq Rind, is a remarkable production of Moomal Productions & MD Productions. Starring Bilal Abbas Khan, Dur e Fishan Saleem, Salma Hassan, Noor ul Hassan, Omair Rana, and Srha Asghar, the episode finally witnessed the union of Shibra and Shahmeer in holy matrimony.

The portrayal of Sindhi traditions and rituals in the drama captivated countless hearts. While some may have considered them fictionalized, these wedding customs are indeed genuine, rooted in heritage, and an essential part of Sindhi cultural weddings.

Let us delve into the enchanting Sindhi wedding rituals showcased in ‘Ishq Murshid’:

1. Ring Fishing:

This ritual commences with the bride’s sister-in-law placing a thaal filled with rice. The bride and groom are tasked with finding the ring hidden among the rice. However, they are only allowed to use one hand while searching. Rumor has it that the first person to discover the ring holds an advantage in the marriage.

2. ‘Ungli Pakrai’:

The groom raises his pinky finger in the air, signaling the start of this endearing custom. The bride’s cousins and sisters attempt to catch hold of his finger. Once they succeed, they demand a token of appreciation from the groom.

3. Takkar Lagwai:

One can witness the popular ritual of “takkar lagwai” in Sindhi weddings. During this tradition, the elders of the family hold the heads of the bride and groom, bless them, and gently bump their heads together seven times as a symbolic gesture of blessings and good fortune.

4. ‘Tik Rasam’:

Also known as “munh dekharanu,” this scene has left fans swooning. A grand mirror or a steel pan is placed between the couple. The bride’s veil is slightly lifted, and the groom’s “mor” is set aside, allowing the couple to catch their first glimpse of each other in the mirror. As a token of appreciation, the groom presents a gift to the bride for this special moment.

The vivid portrayal of these Sindhi wedding rituals in ‘Ishq Murshid’ showcases the rich cultural heritage of the land. The drama beautifully encapsulates the essence of Sindhi traditions, leaving viewers enthralled and eager for more.

For more information on Sindhi weddings and the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan, visit [rice exporters from Pakistan](https://www.pakistanrice.com) and [Pakistan rice suppliers](https://www.hasrice.com).

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