Photo: Turkish presidential website
In Pakistan, the Turkish drama "Game of Thrones" called "Derelish, Ertugrul" is being shown on the orders of Prime Minister Imran Khan.
The story of this play dates back to before the establishment of the Ottoman Empire in the 13th century, which shows a series of Islamic conquests. The drama will be aired daily on PTV from 7:55 a.m. daily from the first of Ramadan, while it will be repeated telecast at 12 noon and 12 noon the next day.
The drama became popular as soon as it was aired on PTV. The hashtag "Ertugrul in Urdu" remained the top trend on Twitter while it has been viewed by more than 795,000 people on YouTube so far. He is being shown on PTV under the name "Ertugrul Ghazi".
The Prime Minister issued a special message on the occasion of the launch of the drama, which was aired on Pakistan Television with Urdu dubbing, stating why he wanted to show the drama especially to the younger generation.
According to the Prime Minister, watching this show will provide awareness to the youth about Islamic history and ethics
The culture of Islam is shown while here Bollywood adopts obscenity and nudity from Hollywood which comes here from here and thus promotes the culture of third hand.
"I want our children and youth to know what our culture is," he said. There is romance in it, but Islamic history is shown along with the history. ”
The Prime Minister lamented that even in Bollywood pornography was not shown so much, now he has adopted nudity and the worst things from Hollywood whereas 30 or 40 years ago it was not. It is now having a negative impact on our children and schools, promoting a culture of drugs and increasing sexual crime.
"I want to show our children that our culture and values are different," he added in a video message. The rise of pornography hits the direct family system and in a society where pornography grows, the family system continues to weaken.
Ertugrul has been shown in 60 countries of the world after being dubbed in different languages before being shown in Pakistan. It has 5 seasons.
The significance of this play can be gauged from the fact that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan himself went to the set and met the actors working in it and took a selfie.
Imran Khan's decision to air Ertugrul in Pakistan was taken after a meeting with the heads of state of Turkey and Malaysia, in which the three heads of state also announced to form a TV channel together.
Ertugrul Netflix is available on several online streaming channels, including English subtitles in Turkish.
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