Why hit Pakistani drama Kathputli Episode 60 deserves your full attention (and popcorn)

Dubai: If you thought Pakistani drama Kathputli couldn’t get any juicier, Episode 60 is here to prove you wrong — with a side of betrayal, bold moves, and sisterly showdowns that’ll have you clutching your pearls.

This isn’t your average family drama; this is war — and the battleground? Ayan’s oblivious, love-struck heart. Starring Minsa Malik, Fajjer Khan and Farhan Ahmed Malhi, this series has more twists than your average actioner.

On one side, you’ve got Tabeen: the picture of poise, brains, and let’s face it, a halo probably hidden under that dupatta. She’s patient, she’s kind — and she’s been playing the long game. Then there’s Areeba, our glamorously scheming queen who doesn’t just stir the pot, she breaks it and serves it steaming hot. Manipulative? Check. Ambitious? Double check. Areeba is the reason drama was invented.

Episode 60 is where the threads start to unravel and true colours are no longer just hinted at — they’re screamed. Secrets teeter on the edge, emotions are high, and honesty finally decides it’s done playing second fiddle. Ayan, bless his confused soul, begins to sense that the puppet strings around him may not be as innocent as they seem.

This episode is a front-row seat to karma warming up for its grand entrance — and trust us, it’s going to be worth the wait. So grab your tea, cancel your plans, and dive in. Because in Kathputli, patience may be a virtue, but Episode 60 proves revenge is an art.