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^^ but dont you think Noor Hasan sticking his finger in his dad's face was a bit much?
and his english was totally Meera level
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^ na... it called for it.
He was upset.. and i guess once you've lost all respect for someone, that's what happens.
If the finger bit was too much, i think the whole of Saman's character was too much.. LOL... my bhabhi and i have thi discussion every week.... "really? real sister.. can she really do that..." lol
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hehe we have the same discussion at my house - real sister wala.
But I still feel like there is a limit to the amount of bathameezi you can do to your parents.
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hmm true... im just thinking if the situation was such that you had lost all respect, and you felt betrayed and lied to by a parent, maybe you may stoop to that level... ive no idea.
depends on ones temper levels... but they've shown Hadid to be a very sweet person.. so a bit out of character too... ok enough thinking. The drama was good.. lol :)
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p.s it still wasnt as awesome as "Qaide Tanhai" though... Uff what a drama that was
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^^ yeh that was awesome - depressing at points but I loved the ending of that one too.
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^ agreed...
I had withdrawal symptoms after that one...
^^ but dont you think Noor Hasan sticking his finger in his dad's face was a bit much? and his english was totally Meera level
I noticed that too. There were a couple places when you could tell his English was pretty bad. Didn't want to say anything because overall he did well especially in his scenes with Aiman. Director should have just had hi
Say the lines in Urdu. Folks it is a Urdu drama. No harm in that.
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Noor Hassan is like David Beckham - really nice to look at it...but when he opens his mouth and speaks, you wanna punch the guts out of him. =/
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^^ I dont agree but you made me laugh
(and wake up my baby - BOO)
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Faisal is such a LOSER! Fine, some people never forget their first love...but at least treat Aiman (who's your wife) with a bit more respect/compassion. Although, in a way, it's a good thing that he wasn't loving toward Aiman....cuz it would have made the divorce more painful.
I'm glad that Aiman finally found happiness in the end...but I didn't care for how the last two episodes were picturized. I thought it was too abrupt...and i've noticed that with some Pakistani dramas. The beginning and the middle are very strong and have such a nice flow to them......and then all of a sudden....an abrupt/rushed ending. I also didn't care for a lot of the "thinking/talking out-loud" that Aiman did in the last two episodes. I see that more as a flaw in direction. A little bit of "thinking-aloud* is okay.....but some desi dramas do it soooo much that it's a turn off. The character's thoughts should be percieved through his/her actions and interactions with other characters.
Faisal is such a LOSER! Fine, some people never forget their first love...but at least treat Aiman (who's your wife) with a bit more respect/compassion. Although, in a way, it's a good thing that he wasn't loving toward Aiman....cuz it would have made the divorce more painful.
I'm glad that Aiman finally found happiness in the end...but I didn't care for how the last two episodes were picturized. I thought it was too abrupt...and i've noticed that with some Pakistani dramas. The beginning and the middle are very strong and have such a nice flow to them......and then all of a sudden....an abrupt/rushed ending. I also didn't care for a lot of the "thinking/talking out-loud" that Aiman did in the last two episodes. I see that more as a flaw in direction. A little bit of "thinking-aloud* is okay.....but some desi dramas do it soooo much that it's a turn off. The character's thoughts should be percieved through his/her actions and interactions with other characters.
I didnt care too much for the second last episode....it was very abrupt and there wasn't a proper it smooth transition.