The first check is whether Pakistani television is a focus or a footnote. On DREXTV UK it is a focus, named beside Indian IPTV and ahead of the general worldwide line. That is how the site is written for viewers in the UK. It still does not publish a Pakistani channel inventory. A search that can only be satisfied by a specific channel name will not be satisfied here.
The second check is whether films and series are included or sold as an extra. They are included. The 150,000 figure is films and series together, in the same subscription as the live channels. You do not add a second payment on this website to reach the on-demand library. You watch both in the app. The service states 99% no buffering for that playback.
The third check is price. Pakistani IPTV does not have its own tariff. About £12, £58, and £99 are the approximate pounds for 1 month, 6 months, and 1 year. AED 60, AED 280, and AED 480 are the stated prices. The yearly offer is the move from AED 560 to AED 480. A reader comparing the best IPTV in the UK can set those three numbers beside the library and ignore any monthly rate that this site did not print as a separate product.
The fourth check is what the page will not invent. No language menu, no device list, no review score, no customer count, and no city price. Birmingham, Manchester, Bradford, and London are not separate offers. The United Kingdom is the audience. If those limits match how you want to buy, the Pakistani page, the Indian page, and the pricing page are enough. If they do not, the missing detail is still missing. The guide on the blog puts this audience back beside the Indian focus without creating a second price. Pakistani IPTV stays inside the same UK plan as the Indian focus. There is no second price at all.