(Mushkil)Khushhal Khan , Saboor Aly, Zainab, ,Humayoun (GeoTv) - Page 46

Originally posted by: spnfan

Yes i have. Forgot about it. It was also a good drama but i felt there were very less scenes for the leads as they meet only in the second half of the drama.

I liked the show because it was about a strong girl and her journey. I think together they didn't have many scenes. But overall Sajal and Ahad did have large screen space. Even if together their scenes were less, they were impactful.

Originally posted by: mala06

I liked the show because it was about a strong girl and her journey. I think together they didn't have many scenes. But overall Sajal and Ahad did have large screen space. Even if together their scenes were less, they were impactful.

I liked the transformation of sajal's character but then at the end she tried to commit suicide just by hearing her brother is there to see her just took away everything. She simply assumed that her brother is there to defame her and she will fall in the eyes of ahad even when she already knew he was the guy that saved her. He is an educated guy who came back from abroad. She has spend enough time with him to know that he won't make a big deal out of something she did when she was a teenager. I still don't get why they showed her trying to commit suicide. The girl faced worst situations at a younger age but thought of killing herself out of assumptions she made in her head.

Originally posted by: NINALOGY

Zakham and bashar momin

Haiwaan had a better ending

Originally posted by: la_Reine

That was one weird show. That husband was a rapist and still got a happy ending🤢

Why would you remind me of that cringefest

Originally posted by: spnfan

I liked the transformation of sajal's character but then at the end she tried to commit suicide just by hearing her brother is there to see her just took away everything. She simply assumed that her brother is there to defame her and she will fall in the eyes of ahad even when she already knew he was the guy that saved her. He is an educated guy who came back from abroad. She has spend enough time with him to know that he won't make a big deal out of something she did when she was a teenager. I still don't get why they showed her trying to commit suicide. The girl faced worst situations at a younger age but thought of killing herself out of assumptions she made in her head.

@bold. Same. I was so confused as to why that was something she held on to. She ran away with a guy but nothing really happened. Like she didn't commit a crime, or adultery, or anything. It's beyond my understanding how they make non-issues into issues in some of these dramas.

Originally posted by: Cookies..

@bold. Same. I was so confused as to why that was something she held on to. She ran away with a guy but nothing really happened. Like she didn't commit a crime, or adultery, or anything. It's beyond my understanding how they make non-issues into issues in some of these dramas.

Ahad was the one that saved her and out of all the people he is the one that knows exactly what happened and she tried to kill herself thinking what he will think of her? He is the one that drop her at a safe place and if he thought bad about her he would have degraded her then and there. But all he said was to take care of herself and don't trust people that easily.

Its surprising that her father trusted her out of all the people. If a guy like her father can trust her then why she thought ahad won't?

I don't think even in Pakistan a girl will be held responsible for her stupidity of what she did years ago for so long. dramas exaggerate things way too much.

Originally posted by: zehreeli.kheer

Why would you remind me of that cringefest

Mission accomplished🤣

Originally posted by: spnfan

I liked the transformation of sajal's character but then at the end she tried to commit suicide just by hearing her brother is there to see her just took away everything. She simply assumed that her brother is there to defame her and she will fall in the eyes of ahad even when she already knew he was the guy that saved her. He is an educated guy who came back from abroad. She has spend enough time with him to know that he won't make a big deal out of something she did when she was a teenager. I still don't get why they showed her trying to commit suicide. The girl faced worst situations at a younger age but thought of killing herself out of assumptions she made in her head.

I had forgotten about suicide. Still, it makes sense for her to assume that her brother might defame her after his behavior in her home. Besides the suicide, it is still way better than many current shows.

Originally posted by: mala06

I had forgotten about suicide. Still, it makes sense for her to assume that her brother might defame her after his behavior in her home. Besides the suicide, it is still way better than many current shows.

I don't mind her thinking her brother is capable of that but right away going to commit suicide looked so out of character. If i am not wrong the girl never thought of committing suicide as a teenager after being cheated on by her bf and defamed infront of her family and entire society. She came such a long way after that incident and became so much stronger.

It definitely was better than almost all the current dramas but that suicide thing left a bad taste on my mouth. If not for the suicide i would have liked it as much as zgh and udaari. I have rewatched all the other dramas i mentioned and had a full heart after finishing them. There is a sense of satisfaction when i absolutely love a drama. I didn't get that feeling from yks.

Originally posted by: la_Reine

Mission accomplished🤣

😡 so evil