The new soap LOC is out to lampoon Indo-Pak rivalry T he new serial LOC — to be telecast by Star Plus at primetime — stands for Life out of Control, says Rajeev Mehra, the director of the show as well as the man behind the popular satire Office Office, which bagged 34 awards over the four years that it ran from 2000 to 2003 on Sabe TV. Can the audience expect the same wit and parody in LOC too, which will be on air from February 25? Bangladesh An Untold Story By Sharif Ul Haq Pdf Creator. 'Well, we don’t promise anything but the underlying theme is the same — learning to laugh at the situation you are caught up in.'

Chaand brings a portrait of Mohammed Jinha. Gurpreet and Chaand argue over Jinha and Gandhiji. Chaand is excited as his uncle is coming to stay with him. He is worried as his uncle might come to know about the partition. Shera suggests him to take Gurpreet's help. Chaand introduces his uncle to the family members.

As the name suggests, the new soap is a take-off on the love-hate ties between India and Pakistan. Set in London, LOC pivots around an Indian cook, Gurpreet Singh Malik, and a Muslim headwaiter Chand Mohammad Malik working in a restaurant owned by a British. The two, carrying the baggage of the talks-resistant rivalry between the two countries, are constantly at loggerheads. The fun begins, says Mehra, when their families join them from Bathinda and Rawalpindi. Both of them land up in the same house, as the estate agent has bungled up with their surnames, which are the same. Finally, for the two men to find some peace in the house, an LOC has to be drawn, dividing the house into two portions.