A. Hameed’s seven-part series, Lash Zinda Ho Gai and Lash Ki Wapsi, is a gripping horror-thriller inspired by Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. The first three parts, Lash Zinda Ho Gai, introduce readers to a scientist who defies the natural order by bringing a dead body back to life. However, much like Victor Frankenstein’s creation, the resurrected being is not merely a lifeless puppet but a creature with its own consciousness, desires, and terrifying potential. A. Hameed masterfully blends Gothic horror with Eastern storytelling, adding supernatural elements and a haunting atmosphere that keep readers on edge.

The remaining four parts, Lash Ki Wapsi, delve into the consequences of this unnatural resurrection. The undead entity, now loose in the world, becomes a force of chaos, seeking revenge and understanding its own existence. The series explores themes of science versus nature, the moral cost of playing God, and the horror of an experiment gone wrong. A. Hameed’s storytelling is rich with eerie landscapes, suspenseful twists, and a deep psychological exploration of fear and guilt. This series stands as a remarkable adaptation of Frankenstein, reimagined through a Pakistani horror lens, making it a must-read for fans of classic horror with a South Asian touch.