Dushman e Jaan (ARY) - Mohib Mirza, Madiha Imam, Tooba Siddiqui - Page 11

Originally posted by: Sammi266

The impression I got is that he may try to 'teach her a lesson' but it'll go horribly wrong and Tooba dies.

And I think he'll present himself as a 'good guy' who wants to help the family but he'll fall in love with Madiha and marry her, even though he's been so anti-marriage.

And he'll be consumed with guilt for what he's done especially because the wife he loves doesn't know but he's the person she curses and would happily murder for revenge.

I was reading an article about it, and basically mohib said that it was about a man dealing with the guilt of something that goes horribly wrong. And they said that it's kind of different from other dramas in that it's based around a male character because usually our dramas are female character oriented.

Great summary. Looks very appealing and its 4 times a week. At least we will not have to wait a week.

Only person I like is Madiha but hopefully story will be good.

the ost is catchy lol

i find mohib and toobas characters the moist deep and love the way they have been written,,,mohib has become so anti marriage and a womanizer seeing his parents relationship badly fail, Tooba reminds me of Kashaf from zgh ... being the eldest daughter all the responsibility and brden is on her which has made her so rude and bitter but at the same time she knows how to stand and fight for her respect

Madiha ko pata nahi dramon mein kaun leta hai...i find her so annoying and she ruins every drama shes in with her ghostly expressions

Originally posted by: Sammi266

The impression I got is that he may try to 'teach her a lesson' but it'll go horribly wrong and Tooba dies.

And I think he'll present himself as a 'good guy' who wants to help the family but he'll fall in love with Madiha and marry her, even though he's been so anti-marriage.

And he'll be consumed with guilt for what he's done especially because the wife he loves doesn't know but he's the person she curses and would happily murder for revenge.

I was reading an article about it, and basically mohib said that it was about a man dealing with the guilt of something that goes horribly wrong. And they said that it's kind of different from other dramas in that it's based around a male character because usually our dramas are female character oriented.

Yup your analysis is right.

Mohib's family situation is so incredibly toxic but the interactions between him and his parents crack me up. Usman Peerzada looks weaker- the last time I saw him he was playing Yumna Zaidi's dad in Yeh Raha Dil.

I'm waiting for the full OST, the little snippets we've heard so far are nice but I want to hear more.

its not Usman Peerzada its his brother right?

i want the ost too

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

its not Usman Peerzada its his brother right?

i want the ost too

You are correct, lol. Usman is married to Samina Peerzada. This is his brother Imraan. I focused on the Yeh Raha Dil connection and confused myself with names, lol.

Originally posted by: Sammi266

You are correct, lol. Usman is married to Samina Peerzada. This is his brother Imraan. I focused on the Yeh Raha Dil connection and confused myself with names, lol.

tbh i never even knew they were brothers until someone mentioned it during yrd...i thought they were both one person lmao

Finally watched first 2 episodes. They are quiet interesting. This serial is engaging and interesting.

Yeh Zaheer bhai barey meesne nikle, lmao. Poor Rubab, she's such a simple, sweet soul.

I like how Ramsha is confident and is managing their family, but she's very dismissive of the younger siblings. She treats them like children, but after a certain age, even parents should treat their kids with understanding and discuss things honestly.

So Ramsha's going to get involved in Hatim's family struggle now. I assume that's going to contribute to her tragedy that her dad is also afraid of. She's not really going to marry him, surely?

Hatim's a bit of a mystery. With the beggar child and the kitten, are they showing that there's a softer side to him under a lifetime's worth of anger and frustration?

Sidenote, I don't like that there's two dramas with very similar names going on at the same time. I'm probably going to start talking about this one in Mera Dil Mera Dushman at some point, lol.

The OST showed up on in my YouTube recommendations, lol. Thought I'd share before I start watching, lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ai0WUPkLLhA