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Pakistan's first adventure series that challenges viewers to prove their mettle in an exciting series of dares- ranging from the thrills of white water rafting down the turbulent Indus river and paragliding across the skies, to draping snakes around their necks and dancing with bears in the streets. If you would like to challenge a friend to a dare or take part in one yourself.

A lively magazine programme series on the arts, culture and crafts of diverse regions across Pakistan. The programme whisks its viewers to different locations all over the country, accompanied by a medley of music, fashion, arts and people

Food and travel? Serendip sets off in search of both and presents the delights of exotic cuisine from all over Pakistan- the famous lamb 'sajji' roasted over an open spit in a remote village in Baluchistan, cool 'lassi' whisked by hand in a crowded Rawalpindi bazaar and freshly caught fish prepared in a jealously guarded recipe in a fishing community on the Sindh coast…

Presented by Dr Farooq Beg and the late Nazia Hassan, Nawrang was the first Yorkshire Television series to recreate the world of Asian culture, music, art and fashion for its British-Asian audience.

	Himmat Hai To Aao (13 x 25 minute television series)						Kaash (A Wish) (13 x 25 minute television series)
	Pakistan's first adventure series that challenges viewers to prove their mettle in an exciting series of dares- ranging from the thrills of white water rafting down the turbulent Indus river and paragliding across the skies, to draping snakes around their necks and dancing with bears in the streets. If you would like to challenge a friend to a dare or take part in one yourself.								Serendip takes on the guise of fairy godmother and makes your wishes come true, in this lively series that whisks a pair of young schoolgirls off to the ski slopes of a hill resort, and takes a troupe of children trundling through the Khyber Pass on an antiquated steam railway train.

Dhanak (Rainbow) (13 x 25 minute television series)	Doorbeen (Telescope) (13 x 25 minute television series)
A lively magazine programme series on the arts, culture and crafts of diverse regions across Pakistan. The programme whisks its viewers to different locations all over the country, accompanied by a medley of music, fashion, arts and people		This programme series is a window into Pakistan for both Asian and international viewers in Europe and North America. Presented by Dr Farooq Beg and his team, Doorbeen weaves together stories on travel, arts and crafts, people and history from all across the country.
Food and Travel (13 x 25 minute television series)	Ghumtay Phirtay (13 x 90 minute television series)
Food and travel? Serendip sets off in search of both and presents the delights of exotic cuisine from all over Pakistan- the famous lamb 'sajji' roasted over an open spit in a remote village in Baluchistan, cool 'lassi' whisked by hand in a crowded Rawalpindi bazaar and freshly caught fish prepared in a jealously guarded recipe in a fishing community on the Sindh coast…		Sunday afternoons will never be the same again! Hosted by a team of eclectic presenters, this magazine programme series trundles gently across Pakistan, with a medley of stories on food, travel, environment, fashion, school, health and arts and crafts- all seasoned with anecdotes from its guests who join us for lunch at the Ghumtay Phirtay studios.

	Nawrang (Series 1 - 5) (13 x 25 minute television series)						Walk About (13 x 25 minute television series)
	Presented by Dr Farooq Beg and the late Nazia Hassan, Nawrang was the first Yorkshire Television series to recreate the world of Asian culture, music, art and fashion for its British-Asian audience.								Tramp across the Deosai Plains in search of wild bears with an environmentalist… stroll through the palace with the Mir of Hunza and loiter about forgotten temples with a dentist-turned-conservationist... Presented by Dr Farooq Beg, Walk About is a weekly programme following on the heels of people who have pursued their passions without losing their senses of humour.