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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- 00:00 Introduction
06:53 Amanat
11:22 Ibne E Hawwa
16:10 Dubara
24:44 Aye Musht E Khaak
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Amna is so right that mahir and mehru’s romance looks maternal- I was thinking the same while watching the episode , so I thought If you are trying to show affection to your husband you’d probably hug him, or put your head on his shoulder or even if you want to caress his hair , you’d do it like you do it to your husband not like your child- it was off, definitely off- good catch Amna 👍
Pyar k sadky m bilal k parents m mom bady thy or omair rana choty
Yeah, i felt that too. Unfortunately this is one lacking aspect.
Even i was thinking the same. Yes you are absolutely right, it gave mothehood feeling.
I agree that chemistry is missing FROM Hadiqa side. I feel Bilal give cold shoulder off camera he is quit reserved. And in such condition its hard for Co star to switch to other side instantly. However Bilal can.
As a health care practitioner I know its normal for guy who have lacked mother love fall for elder female.
Read about Transactional Analysis in psychology. Especially Ego State. There are three type of ego state 1. Child Ego 2. Adult Ego 3. Parent Ego
I agree 100% with Amna. In Dobara, the maternal feel is there and is repetitive almost whenever they are both together. I think it's a lapse in Hadiqa's performance. Also I feel that Bilal is also a bit reluctant in scenes where Hadiqa is trying to romance 😂
I also agree with Aamna, I have been sensing this maternal feel since the the time they are shown as a married couple having a private moment. Either it's a lapse in Hadiqa and Bilal's act or its the director not directing them with proper romantic or intimate gestures. I miss the spark of romance between hadiqa and bilal's act. Very disappointing in this sense. @somethinghaute
I feel the maid has a vital role to play moving forward that's why she is shown more than often for such a character... When Affan's wife will accuse Mahir, maid will be the witness in Mahir's favour.
Good catch... That may be a possibility
Dobara: I don't blame Mehru for her distrustful nature. I mean look around her, almost everyone is after her money or has other selfish reasons. She has all reasons to be cautious. I don't think Mahir was strongly in love with Mehru but he also wasn't after her money. He was probably looking for someone who wouldn't abandon him like his parents and girlfriend did. His change of heart is strongly driven by him eavesdropping Mehru's conversation.
Both are victims of circumstances but how things develop is yet to be seen. Bilal has proven yet again that he can handle grey and negative roles with a lot of ease.
I also think it's just in our heads that their relationship looks maternal. We have seen enough couples onscreen where the female lead feeds the male, adjusts his hair or clothes like a mother, but we don't find it odd. It seems maternal here only because we are watching with a mindset that Hadiqa is older.
At this point im not watching any of the weekdays dramas except for Dobaara. But here for the reviews 👍 the roasting sessions are the most fun👌
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I don't understand why Imran Abbas does not put in effort in choosing characters and projects. He is just adding mediocre work to his repertoire.
Dobara: I thought exactly the same while watching Mehru putting back Mahir’s hair. It was a maternal gesture, and was too obvious.
Maher is trying to gain Mehru’s trust, has selfish reasons, Mehru is cautious too. Very natural for both, but eventually both would fall in love with each other. I like this drama because non of the characters are black or white. All have streaks of grey in them and are very interesting. I hope Maher Mehru relationship prevails despite the expected ups and downs, and intrigues by family.
@@saniyakhan3110 Oh yes, I watched the weekend dramas late after the SH review, except for Sinf e ahan. I am surprised you noticed 😊
Frankly speaking sinf e ahan got a bit boring and repetitive. The PMA life was enjoyable to watch for the first time in suneray din and then in ABC. Now it has started to look repetitive with the same kind of situations. Also the propaganda element puts me off. I am more interested in their personal lives which hopefully would be shown in the next episode.
I am probably the only one who is finding Sang e mah’s story not too convincing or real as for now. The concept of Ghag, the character of Hilmand, living in a qabaristan with sparklingly clean clothes and properly gelled hair, Sherzad living with strangers to investigate a 30 year old custom, mastaan Singh murdering to save honour of his fiancée, who was just roaming with him, all looks very exaggerated. I am more excited to know the back story of Haji Marjaan, the murder he committed, his wife and the reason of animosity between the sisters. This track of trio is the best. But I am sure the drama would become interesting in future as the tracks progress.
I am watching Ju bichar gai for Wahaj Ali and overall performances, otherwise it’s too tragic , more because the families who were killed for being pro west Pakistan , their sacrifices seem futile and fruitless now looking at the fact that Bengalis are doing better living independently than they would have had with us. Also, we have learnt nothing from it and are repeating the same mistakes. So the whole scenario of drama looks pointless to me.
As you can see my views are pretty controversial about all 3 major dramas , so better not not write anything till their stories progress. 😂😂 Kuch likhon tu dil se likhon, otherwise, na likhon.😀
Just replying to your review about the JBG you are absolutely right but the purpose of this drama is to let people know about the history what lot of people have gone through this should have been talked about a long time ago but we didn’t, I am happy that at least now we are, may be talking about it without any good or bad learning will help some of us like me to be healed from that trauma Hasan and Amna kept saying that please watch it I tried several times but my tears wouldn’t let me the tragedy what we have been through wouldn’t let me but at least now lots of people know what happened in East Pakistan.Also we are very happy and proud Pakistani as my Father( May Allah rest his soul in peace ) used to say we can’t live here I came to live in my Pakistan I left everything in India for Pakistan and I will leave again everything for Pakistan and he did .
Agreeeeed....!!
@@rijanayyer3654 The partition of the sub continent was totally justified and the sacrifices were totally worth. That was a matter of living with religious freedom, with equal rights for people belonging to a different religion. In 71 both Bengalis and west Pakistanis were predominantly Muslims. Everything that happened atleast before the war could have been avoided. We were guilty of looking down upon them, forcing our language on them, calling them do takkay ke, not giving them their right to rule, which India took advantage of. As you said, we, the people in west Pakistan had no idea of what went on in east Pakistan during those days. I was surprised to read comments by some Bangladeshis about rapes and war crimes committed by Pakistan which they have not forgotten. Were did all this come from when the Bengalis in west Pakistan remained safe, many stayed back working over here till their currency became better than us, whereas the pro Pakistani were killed in east Pakistan. There is a lot of false propaganda, hidden facts, distrust , bitterness, just don’t know what is true and what is not.
@@rijanayyer3654 But the fact remains that it does not matter now. Bangladeshis are happy and better off, and our establishment is treating people belonging to small provinces with the same highhandedness. All those killings, sufferings and sacrifices, by the Bengalis who were against independence look useless and all that remains is bitterness that would never go away. Humiliation, being treated as an inferior, is something one never forgets.
I am writing from India.
Frankly I am big fan of Pakistani dramas. Lekin is waqt sirf 2 drame worth watching hai.
1, sinf e ahan
2, sang e maah
I am also Gujarati.I am also a fan of Pakistani movies
@@krishnadeveshshah6237 yes they make best drama.not like silly Indian show nagin 6
Yes me too.
I don't know why but Dobara might disappoint a little in future. AMK made a joke of itself. Also, I dont understand why do actors not read the script before and then later on blame the characters and writers. I mean Zarnish Khan did the same and also Iffat Omer did the same. And actually the whole team of Amanat and AMK! Such decent actors with so weird choices sometimes. Weekday dramas are not at all impressive. I literally wait for Weekends.
The biggest flaw was in Dobara for me at least When Meru came back home with full make up on and jewelry that was so funny why in the world is Meru dressed up they should have shown her in a simple cotton clothes with no makeup, I’m thinking why Hadiqa or the director didn’t thought about this
This Episode was very weird, all though this episode should have been very powerful
Exactly 😊 I noticed it too.
Ya I noticed the same thing
In Dobara, the maternal feel isn't a performance lack, that woman is a mother to two grown-up children. you are conditioned to express a certain way
Totally agree with you
Oh you are so right….they never show a pregnant women. I was shocked when Srha’s character had a baby in Amanat and even Urwa isn’t shown with a bump! PEMRA needs a serious wake up call! If they can’t show pregnant women or intimacy then ban Thappars and assaults too
In Aye Mushte Khaak, Correction!: Tabeen = Namrah Shahid AND Shiza= Nimra Khan and you are welcome! 😊
Amna u are wrong women are shown pregnant.. Gul o Gulzar Saboor was shown pregnant.. Dushman E Jaan Madhia was shown pregnant.. Angan 1 of the daughter in laws was shown heavily pregnant.. Marwa in Sabaat.. Iqra in Ranjha Ranjha Hasad was Minaal and many more dramas. It might b the director or actress choosing not to. Not everything is about feminism 🙄
Also kashaf in ZGH
Remember Sara khan in “sabaat “. How low her tone was maintaining the kind of character she played.
Dobara: Usually I differ with one or two remarks of your review of this drama but today I completely agree with everything you said about this episode. The episode was slow, the story didn't progress at all, and unnecessary conversations were shown, which made no sense. I was literally yawning while watching this episode though it was not bed time 😂.
And yes I did notice that scene where Mehru was constantly running her fingers through his hair, and to be honest it felt like a maternal gesture; just holding hands would have been an appropriate gesture. I think perhaps she was directed like that by Danish Nawaz (the director) because I have seen BTS videos of this drama (earlier episodes) and one of his previous project - he often acts in front of the actors to show them how to perform a scene.
Yes, holding hands would have been better
sanam saeed's character in zindagi gulzar hai had a visible baby bump.
38:30 - PEMRA clause for baby bumps is more recent. In sabaat, Anaya was shown with baby bump; in Jalan Meenu was shown with bump... it is one of th most ridiculous clauses though. On side note, Aamna shouldn't always behave like: i know it all. If you dont remember anything you dont have to disagree harshly!
Maya Ali’s Mannu was visibly pregnant in Mann Mayal. Also, you should give credit to geo for giving opportunities to a lot of new and underrated actors. And for all the cash cow dramas that they make, they deserve credit for taking a chance on dramas like Alif and JBG.
Even sajals character in dhoop ki deewar
I havnt watched Amanat for 2 months, No Regrets at all.
I am missing the wait I used to do for PARIZAD.
sahi baat kahi
First drama, I watch every Wednesday morning is Amanat.. I watch for Imran Abbas..
According to me the only pak drama jo 100 me se 100 hai that is Dil na umeed toh nhi
Dobara: Mehru seems motherly because of her age because she lacks that young-adult spark in her eyes. Ruffling hair is romantic, caressing forehead is an act of taking care (mahir is in hospital quite a lot😂)
As far as Mahir is concerned, kids who don't get love from father/mother, they tend to try find it in others. So maybe Mahir likes her motherly touch that he missed all his life.
Adeela's character is a pain! Sadly, we see such characters a lot in real life. Zindagi azaab ker detey hain... Sab ki, aur apni bhi.
Once JBG finishes, you can finish watching dastaan.We are waiting for haute gold on dastaan. You can skip all these weekly dramas 😄
Dear Amna,
I felt the same about Mehru's expression of love towards Mahir is very Maternal kind of, u know like when a child gets hurt, how mother touches the hair , forehead etc
It is director's duty to bring out the body language of Mehru more like husband wife relationship, where one can see Love of a wife for the husband!
Exactly if the artists Hadiqa and Bilal are not able to create that then its the director's job to bring out that and make them perform with other gestures, dialogues and scenes.
Y ko
Aye Musht e Khaaq: One one hand Bobby’s mom is shown to have been reformed and on the other she tells her son that he should have faked his belief and lied to his wife, an advice he is now acting on.
On one hand, the very pious and religious Dua and family brag about her sacrifice for emaan , and on the other she is shown discontented and would be regretting her decision. Religious Dua has no problem going alone with na mehram boys, and keeps her long hair open for everyone to see under her transparent dupattas.
Mujtaba is shown as a rich, successful businessman, but all he is shown doing in US is sleeping or partying with desis only, with not a single American gora or gori present in them.😄
The production , direction, acting, seems sloppy at times. The accident scene of Dayaan was laughable. Couldn’t help remembering and comparing it with the impressive Faisal Qureshi’s accident scene in Dil e mon, where he spins and dives, making his impact with a moving vehicle look very real.
So true...lol... only takki boy is the one who is going to office and both dayan and mustajaab are just chilling yet richiest in town...lol and how come mustaajab totally become non alcoholic in pakistan after being hangovered every day in US...7th sky 0nly cashing feroze name to run the project with so many production ,direction and a constant writing flaws...
@@saniyakhan3110 Yes, Mustajab. Where did Mujtaba come from in my mind, I wonder😂
@@sidrakafeel9160 Yes, true, someone who has the habit of drinking cannot just leave it, like all addictions. It seems to be a carelessly made drama.
@@saniyakhan3110 The premise was good, but they didn’t handle it well. Also the hero is shown both an atheist and toxic , combining the two was unnecessary. They could have made it simple as a love story between an atheist and a religious girl.
One thing was notable in the last episode of dobara. Mahru said, the entire period of her previous marriage was for 25 years. It clarifies her age. She is 41 years old
There have been many baby bumps.. I cannot recall.. but there are zindagi Gulzar hai is one of them
Didn’t they show Kashaf with a baby bump in Zindagi Gulzaar Hai? There was a whole romantic sequence with her and Zaroon towards the end of the drama where she’s quite far into her pregnancy.
I agree with Amna on Mehru and Mahir's relation. This really looks maternal. I also felt the same.
Dobara. I disagree with Amna on most points. After the craziness of the last 2 episodes, they were quietly showing the aftermath of the shooting. In a drama construct, the viewer needs downtime to appreciate the highs. I think the scenes moved the story forward by adding layers to the characters: Mahir's hidden agendas, Mehru has genuine feelings for Mahir, Zameer is getting darker and darker. The eye-sore was too much screen time for the step-mother. But overall, it was good to see the biological parents thinking of their son, despite their previous bad behaviour - very realistic. I agree that we don't see the romantic gestures from Mehru but you can still feel the love.
DOBARA: Okay, so I feel that this episode was relatively slow in progress but not entirely stagnant because as much as we may not like to see the side characters, it gave a broader perspective about what these people in Mehru's and Mahir's life would react like and behave. The maid's scene was integral in showing the build of trust and loyalty towards Mahir and later on turn out as the savior/defender for Mahir when he'd be inflicted with allegations with regards to Sehar or the business handling, as the OST suggests. there will be a point when Mehru will take Sehar's side when Mahir will be accused.
#HUMTV Moreover, I really wish that they had shown more romantic and intense scenes with Mehru and Mahir together. Because more than being maternal, Mehru's gestures were repetitive with the first from their nikkah night, then hospital day1, and hospital day2. So we have had enough of stroking his hair and rubbing his upper arm. When watching those scenes, the viewer was having a strong urge to take Mehrus's hand off his forehead and perhaps hold his hand or bring it up to her face and show gestures of kissing his hand if not doing it actually. But it was very plain and extended for too long.
Also, #AmnaIsani I don't see Mahir being as expressive or intimate with Mehru either, all he does is hold her hand whenever leading her anywhere, that is all, and the famous 16th episode consisting of the "twirl". It is mostly Mehru who rests her head on his shoulder or holds his arm when walking anywhere. She is a darling, honestly. But there definitely is a need to elevate the romance to the next level.
When Mehru comes back from he hospital she has a totally different makeup as well as extensions ( wavy black) whereas when she is leaving the hospital, her hair is straightened and brown.
Amna looks so pretty in yellow 💛
Beyong Borders: I don't know if you are into Korean dramas, I wasn't. But I watched:
*Vincenzo
* My Name
* Healer
* Suspicious Partner
And they are so good and so different. I would love if you will review them and I wish Pakistani dramas have such storylines
Ohhh yess I watched some kdramas and they are soo good. I am just starting "my name" in a few days 😁
Vincenzo was one of the best works from last year! The cinematography, screenplay, characterization, exploration of different themes in just one drama was just brilliant!
Would highly recommend Flower of evil and Snowdrop, such wonderful storytelling!!
@@riasawada3905 My Name is a good short watch, quite bingeable. Loved the female action, though the story could have been less predictable haha
Lots of Korean dramas have similar social/family issues as pakistani dramas but the storytelling is more engaging
i lov kdramas as well ur choice is good ,flower of evil,iteawon class is also good
Amna sorry this is off topic, but i want to say you have a such a beautiful hair. :) Masha Allah, in some video please give some tips about what you do for keeping hair healthy. And yellow colour suits you alot. :) Masha Allah
O Amna I absolutely agree to Hadeeqa s maternal display of affection towards Bilal..
And plz don't waste time on saryal dramas :) a much as I want to see you guys twice or more per week ... but these dramas don't deserve to be on ur watchlist.. yes to beyond the borders
Absolutely
22:00 yes ..Even Mehru's father-in-law noticed her maternal behaviour in previous episode & he reminds Mehru that she is Maher's wife (& indirectly emphasis to treat him like husband 🤫 ).. btw Mehru's maternal behaviour is normal.. From the very beginning... she is already a mother when she met him in Garden and so, no wonder that she care for him as mother till now...💕
That would be way too odd to marry someone you have motherly feelings only
Amanat aur Ibn e Hawwa mai dekhti hi nahi thi. Thank god you guys are sensible people thank you👏🏻
I think it's ok that they don't show these things on tv, thats the difference between indian and pak dramas that they are pure
also.. isn’t it surprising that saji gul wrote Ibn e hawwa? i mean that man wrote o rangreza and that show was such a masterpiece !! the drama was too good. the story telling and direction was on point (obviously, it was directed by kashif nisar)
but IEW almost looks like a 10 year old boy wrote the drama. i mean seriously? yes i know the writer is trying to address some issues but don’t make it seem like a teenager wrote the script?! it’s so childish (to me)
and then you compare this with o rangreza and wow.. it’s almost as if two different people wrote the dramas. and saji gul has also written badshah begum and i hope it is nowhere near IEW. if it is, i’m gonna be very disappointed with saji gul because i always thought he was a brilliant writer.
Saji is a great writer but even O Rangreza became a drag at some point and got boring. Also I feel his characters are not very likeable. His play Koji was beautiful though. I'm excited for Badshah Begum
@@SadiaAbbas0511 a kashif nisar project is always great. yes i do agree it became a drag at some point but not the entire story.
@@Shrutielizabeth yes the story is always great and unusual. But his characters can turn very annoying. Sassi for example was a complete narcissist moron and Pari (from Sannata) made me more angry than sympathetic 😑 Qasim was a complete doormat, Wajih was unreasonable and so was Khyam. Sonia Jahan had no dimensions. Yet I was hooked because the plot was interesting.
@@SadiaAbbas0511 yeah you're absolutely right. :)
@@SadiaAbbas0511 I personally loved O Rangreza, the characters were grey multi layered and that coupled with Kashif Nisar's direction and the brilliant performances were just too good to not like the drama.
Despite all this Amanat is getting TRP as high as 8.8 💀
Yes…that’s most watched on Tuesday than AMEK and ibn e hawa. Honestly, it’s interesting now after few slow episodes.. I mainly watch for Imran Abbas.. always want to watch him on big screen but he doesn’t do movies. So, uska drama hi big screen pe dekh ke happy ho jati hu..😊
Yes in dobara hadiqa ‘s hand running through bilals hair i felt maternal i was thinking she should have held his hand or something she kept running his hair lols i would have done this to my son not my husband
Dear Amna & Hasan ..As you guys talking about Amanat that you can't watch it anymore (even I don't like it)!! Sinf-e-ahan is as boring as Amanat ..even Amanat intertains sometimes but Sinf-e-Ahan ...😣 Don't mind my words bt just because it is based on patriotism, you guys are praising it..there are lots of repeated scenes and we are not interested in watching drill again n again..
Sorry but this time I don't agree with you all..
What's your take plz reply my comment..!!
👍Sang-E-Mah 🔥🔥
❤️Lots of love from 🇮🇳
Mahir needs that maternal love, it's been a void in his life because of his mothers absence. I think it's this void that Mehru will fill in Mahir's life and then he will fall in love with her.
These examples exist even with Prophet Muhammad SAW, he had a troublesome childhood and his mother was absent most of his childhood. It was Khadija that filled that void in that phase of his life and gave him what he didn't have.
The same with Charles and Camilla. Charles didn't receive love from his mother, she would pet her dog more than she ever touched Charles and that's why Charles couldn't handle childish Diana and was drawn to an older/mature Camilla.
Kya ye charles ki story n camila ke qarib hone ki ye story the crown me dikhayi h? I mean kya isska koi refrence h?
Dobara: I also noticed this point n I thought that maybe bcz hadiqa is not experienced actor maybe that's y there is a lack in her acting skill e specially in romantic scenes.....
Bravo Aamna!! Totally agree with you regarding the intimacy issue of Mehru 👏👏👏👏
Please bring back these shows
Beyond borders
On the spot
Haute gold
And please do reviews on zee5 and urduflix web
I agree with Amna's observation towards Mahir and Mehru's relation. It feels very maternal every time Mehru expresses her love towards Mahir. Even few episodes back when Mahir came after arguing with his father and Mehru was trying to pacify Mahir felt very maternal. What if it is written that way ?
I agree as well
Yes please bring back beyond borders
Well spotted Aamna about the pregnancy issue in our dramas and I totally agree to what you said. Also Ibn e Hawa and Amanat are not worth reviewing anymore. May be you guys should do one review for Pakistani dramas and one for Hollywood/Bollywood stuff. Please watch Chintu Ki Mummy on youtube and you will be shocked to see its bold content.
yes that scene was little maternal but i also feel it happens when an aged woman loves .. this is also a kind of selfless love
Hum TV is keeping the izzat of pak dramas,, otherwise all dramas would be like week dramas... Ary and geo are completely star plus inspired
@@amnajabbar9031 these are like the only few dramas that Geo made in these past years, which is actually quite shameful
i don't know why a well known actress like nimra khan played a character like shiza in aye musht e khaak...the character has nothing to do in the drama...no significance nothing
When will you interview Ahmed Ali Akbar?
bhai… they said they won’t interview him. he refused to be interviewed.
I actually do not agree with the maternal touch about Hadiqa with Bilal: it feels like that more because she is older but this is a very natural behavior for most women with her husband in this situation. All women have a maternal instinct and behavior in them which they do not just show as a mother...women "bemother" their spouses too
Haath pherna etc. ... such a natural thing to do as a gesture of care
Assalam o Alaykum!
Amina & Hassan,
I was just watching your review of Prince Charming beyond borders. I belong to an educated family and we all sisters are teachers and lectures. However, we are struggling with the same issue of insensitivity and companionship. I think this is the norm in our society that girls have to strive to make the marriage work but men are not held accountable for anything. The way our children are brought up in an average household is that girls are expected to do all the house chores and look after their father, brothers and later their husbands and sons and boys are boys... The dilemma is that the expectations for the girls have raised. Now, a girl should be working, besides, cooking, cleaning and looking after the family. While for men it is still the same...holding the sirtaj title. Women have been dehumanised so much that their feelings and emotions do not matter. Their likes and dislikes do not matter which is the cause of depression and mental health issues. The best example of modern slavery. However, you can not pin point it...because again...kma k Lata hai, koi galat kaam nahi krta nashukri ourat tu phir bhi khush Nahi...
Amna are you still watching’Dastaan’.
Amaanat- People started Amaanat bcoz You show amazing chemistry Of Main leads in OST for 3.30 mins and after 22 episodes that’s the only scenes of 3.30 mins in OST their only chemistry and rest all episodes of both not even talking to each other neither chemistry is shown in their thoughts… Ishq hai was a cringe to watch but you gave enough chemistry of Danish and Minal that people wanted to watch to see how they end up
I absolutely love the chemistry of Imran and Urwa.. but yes we would love to have more scenes between them.. I think it should be after 2-3 episodes..
I agree with Amna in Dobara sometimes the affection from Hadiqa ji side seems like maternal and not romantic however Mahir's eyes you can see romantic love
Suggestions for Beyond Borders: 1. Sushmita Sen's 'Aarya 2' (This is actually the best webseries I've ever watched). And/or
2. Madhuri Dixit's 'The Fame Game'.
These are what we call true empowerment of women💪🏼
The analysis of Ibne E Hawwa and Dobara seems to be coming from very closed minds. Such characters, like played by Heera, do exist in this very world. What's wrong in believing them. The reviewers are sounding very restricted in their outlook. Why can't a house maid miss the boss ( especially the sensitive boss)? isn't this very humane to do? The teams of the above mentioned dramas seem to be more creative and convincing than the reviews presented here.
I think here these two people should be reviewing the presentation and construct of the content from an artistic, how convincingly it is presented, entertainment value, and the over all presentation and mass appeal angle than on the story lines,. Story lines are totally the prerogative of the writers, and they are doing a wonderfully creative job out of it.
Completely understand! Don’t review dramas you don’t enjoy 😊 rather bring Beyond Borders back and recommend good content. Netflix is been boring lately. Waiting for Bridgerton’s new season 🤩
Sorry to say but Saboor is always like this Amna. Even in Parizad she was irritating at times.
agree. She is just terrible in everything.
In baba jani, faisals sister was shown to be pregnant and they showed her baby bump. In Aangan (ARY digital), one of the daughter in laws was shown to be pregnant. I have seen many dramas where they show pregnant women.
I have been wondering since forever regarding your review on Qaatil Haseenaon Ke Naam, cuz I didn’t know it wasn’t available in Pakistan. It’s so unfair! I am from Canada and I pulled an all-nighter to finish all episodes. DAAMMNN! What a series🔥 You loved Churails, and this one definitely one notch higher.
Also, since we’re running out of dramas, why don’t you bring back On The Spot? It sure was a stress burster. Loved your banter in that light.❤️
TBH Hats off to you guys for watching Ibnw E Hawaa. I couldn’t watch even the first ep. Amanat is a pathetic drama too. I feel sorry for Hira Mani for getting stuck in the lovely bahu role, like star plus. All her roles in recent time are so much similar. She needs to break this tradition to put herself on top again.
Aiman(Dure) Shown With Baby bump In Pardes
Regarding Dobara: I think Maahir will mistreat the maid later, they showed it in the ost
I think Sehar will put some allegation on Mahir and then he will be asked to leave home 😐 that's what i got from promo
@@yusrasaleem9412 yes, she will do so on advice of phuphoo
No Amna you have forgotten Hassan is right in Sabaat Mawra had a Baby bump please go see the episodes
Also in Rahjna Rahjna kardi Iqra had a baby bump in the last episode I have seen in other dramas Actress With Baby bump
Indeed it looks maternal from mehro's side. And its just because k hamien majboor kia gaya hai ye sochny per( from society and forefathers)that it is so wrong to marry a younger boy then you.
50 saal ka budha ker ly 18 saal ki bachi sy shaadi us mai koe issue nhi. Sad reality 😢
Amar khan had a baby bump in episode 14 of drama qayamat.
I agree with Amna about Mehru’s maternal ways ,,,
anaya was preggo in sabaat. they did show a slight bump. there was a bother show called yaar na bichray.. which y’all didn’t watch but palwasha (zainab shabbir’s) character was preggo and her bump was visible
naheed in parizaad did have a slight bump.. i mean at least the way she waddled did tell that she was preggo too..
About the Instagram follower debate and getting opportunities, aren’t most of these actresses and actors with lots of followers very VERY experienced? I honestly don’t think many people get roles based off online presence. I can only think of maybe alizeh shah (pretty bad actress imo) and dananeer (fairly good) and maybe Minal khan who might be chosen due to popularity. Lmk if you can think of any guys that got opportunities just cause of follower count. I actually think it’s the other way around for most of the industry. The top followed celebs include Ayeza, Mahira, sajal, maya, Yumna, Saba, Danish, feroze, humayun who have all been working for like over 10 years and are established as pretty amazing actors. If they get roles it’s because of their acting skills. I actually remember how Ayeza’s followers significantly increased after MPTH and especially after chupke chupke. It proves that her skills are making her even more popular. In recent times when rang mahal was airing I remember seeing sehar khan gain like 30000 followers in one day which is insane. I didn’t watch the drama but this kinda proves that the popularity of your work can impact your follower count and it’s rarely the other way around. Just look at Ahmed Ali Akbar getting a huge role like Parizaad with under a million followers. The drama got like 20 million views per episode
Exactly I felt this when Mehru puts her hand on the hair of Mahir
If beyond borders gonna come back, i think you guy’s should share your review on all the seasons of stranger things as Netflix just announced that the last season of the show is about to come, i would love to listen to your views on that
Worst drama is Amanat and Mere humsafar Ary is becoming Star plus daily soaps
zindagi gulzar hai mein they have shown kashf with a baby bump. Humsafar mein Khirad is shown with a baby bump.
It’s an old thing even in drama NAJAT aired on ptv long time ago..it was about birth control and poverty and ATIQA ODHO was not shown having any baby bump
To answer Amna's question, In Man mayal they have shown pregnant Maya Ali, especially in last days of that case.
On PTV Halima was visibly pregnant and was shown to deliver a baby as well
on Payitaht Abdul Hamid also on air now a days on PTV also showed sultan’s wife heavily pregnant.
Is the Pemra clause about Pakistani dramas showing bumps or about any drama?
Cause they are showing it on no other channel but PTV.
Hindi movie hai. "A Thursday". On prime.... Wo bhi Aap dekhee.... Neha dupia real Mai pregnant thee. And was working.... Till the end...
38:49 I remember in ZGH, they show a baby bump for Sanam saeeds character in the last episode
In dushman-e-jan they showed a baby bump of madiha imam but it was for about a minute or two (cut cut sequence scenes)
Kashaf from Zindagi Gulzar hai i think was the last woman shown pregnant.
I request amna and hassan to shed light on the negative potrayl of police everytimr in dramas when you will review ishq e laa. Not denying the fact that there are flaws in police but come on mqn what they go through what pressure come their way what incentives they r given these are to be understood. It must be shown some times negative, currupt and sometimes positivevand neutral which is actuly the case. My relative is in traffic police i know what they go through, there is no holiday for them , no medical for them or for family, they r fighting for TADA, anytime route can happen. People on the road misbehave massively out of mindset given by media. On contrary v know army is too good but there r flaws there too, but never seen any single word about it on drama potrayl. And so as the mind sets work.
Aamina can u interview these designers and,ask them why don't they bring prices of lawn down they're starting from 10k too much for ordinary salary person. I think they cater only wealthy people as always how sad is that.
Yes, a lot of times baby bumps are conveniently omitted in our dramas but I remember Durre Fishan’s character was visibly pregnant in Pardes.
I request you guys please bring back BEYOND BORDERS with bollywood content too from sources we can watch from like last time I enjoyed HASEEN DILRUBA review.
Hometown cha cha cha on Netflix is something you guys must watch. It is so progressive and in such a subtle way they do it.
Oh GOD! Saboor or decent actress! Tauba bhae
Uff love your yellow outfit Amina 🟡💛
Amma looks so Good MA yellow is so your color Amna 💛
U guys can watch "A THURSDAY "for beyond borders
My 6 yrs old asked me " Y do u always watch these 2 guys?whats special about them???😀
Hez being raised in UK,dun understand much urdu...
Please review sher-e-zaat it's a very short drama only 20 episode and it's on Netflix to
Very appropriate title..AMK..personally i have no sympathies with all feroze negative characters they all were criminal minded and their ends were justified but for Mustajaab this much evilness everyone is responsible firstly his Mom who constantly feeds him wrong then its dua and imam sahab who were too rude,preachy and arrogant to him....its far better writer show him investing time in real search of religion and faith rather make it a messed up bollywood masala..but what else we can expect from 7th sky..
We've already seen a show about atheism and finding religion which portrayed it beautifully. Cannot digest this once we've watched Alif
@@maryamjadwet877 yes ..if they want a religious story better contact umera ahmed she is very good at it....have you read her novelm' pir e kamil' ..if not then you should...best ever novel..
Yes amna is right mehro treat mahir like Child .
Dobara: I agreed with amna mujhe bhy ye cheez feel hoti h jb bhy mehru aise hath ghumati h mahir ke baalon m
Caption is apt
Hassan corrects yourself, The episode of dobara was slow but the drama not. And The drama is such a masterpiece ❤️