Ayaz Ahmed's episode

Anyone ovr here knows when will they telecast Ayaz Ahmed's episode of Ishq kills???
I can't wait anymore...
Plz reply if you'll kno😃

I don't know I don't even know who the actors are from last weeks episode😳

Originally posted by: princessRock776

I don't know I don't even know who the actors are from last weeks episode😳

Hmm..
N evn i dnt kno who d male actor was bt i've seen d female actress in many othr shows.

i missed this Sunday episode..and i don't know who ataxia Ahmed is either 😳

episode air hai go & watch...

Originally posted by: sonu-monu

episode air hai go & watch...

^^ ya even i dont care he's in a positive or a negative :P

GOSh me too drooling all the time ,he's Looking freaking HOT in evert T-shirt ahhh & his killer voice ahhh <3 <3

I haven't watched the full episode yet but saw a bit of it. He looks sooo much younger without his beard. Don't know if that's a good thing or bad

I never watched ishq kills before nor Ayaz Ahmed in his previous avatar, but my oh my, he is hot! Maybe it was the nature of the role in which he played but so surprisingly hot!, he has such a confident, seductive and manly voice,,most favorite scene was where his shirt gets wet by the tap water, that was so teasingly sensual n alluring, incidentally, btw a scene lifted straight out of the american show Mad Men, which isnt surprising for vikram bhatt to 'borrow' scenarios from western film/tv.

Originally posted by: rangeeni

I never watched ishq kills before nor Ayaz Ahmed in his previous avatar, but my oh my, he is hot! Maybe it was the nature of the role in which he played but so surprisingly hot!, he has such a confident, seductive and manly voice,,most favorite scene was where his shirt gets wet by the tap water, that was so teasingly sensual n alluring, incidentally, btw a scene lifted straight out of the american show Mad Men, which isnt surprising for vikram bhatt to 'borrow' scenarios from western film/tv.

Anyway the story was pretty interesting, its good that star plus has accommodated for this bold show that treats relationships in somewhat more realistic manner at least in the physical sense than the everyday common soap that is ridiculously regressive in its depictions of romance, a glaring hypocrisy that doesnt reflect our modern age.