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‘Good OSTs can pave way for hit dramas’, says Javeria

Entertainment Oct, 9 2024
‘Good OSTs can pave way for hit dramas’, says Javeria
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Javeria Saud said that good OSTs can pave way for hit dramas. Expressing her thoughts on private TV programme, Javeria said.

“There are many of dramas, having popular OSTs. Due to which people have started to watch dramas.” Recalling OST of popular drama, ‘Khuda Aur Muhabbat’, Javeria said.

“Even today, OST of Khuda Aur Muhabbat is quite popular. OST continued for other seasons.” “When you have any tensions, ask Higher Power for help with core of your heart and HE [Higher Power] will definitely help you,” she stated

Published in The Daily National Courier, October, 09 2024

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