Prem Gali [New Drama] [Farhan Saeed] - Page 19

Originally posted by: _NINA_

Farhan character is not 20 he is doing a job so probably he is around 25 but yeah joya character is not suitable for sohai. Her acting is ok ok not that great and i m not liking her skiny face.

Farhan has those deep lines in his face which make him look mature, yet his antics are of a teenager.🤓 Sohai has no spark. I like her more in strong and funny roles.😊

Originally posted by: _NINA_

Farhan character is not 20 he is doing a job so probably he is around 25 but yeah joya character is not suitable for sohai. Her acting is ok ok not that great and i m not liking her skiny face.

I think as far as it goes the older generation cast is what makes Prem Gali more entertaining, for me at least. Same went for Suno Chanda 2 where Arsal's mom made the show hilarious, and even in Babban Khala Ki Betiyann the elders made it even more funny.

Uncle zara side pay hona made me laugh. It was actually Sheeren.🤣

Farhan and Sohai might not necessarily fit the characters age-wise, but I'm willing to ignore that because they're not overexposed at the moment so they feel like a breath of fresh air to me. Farhan's not been in anything since Suno Chanda (which I didn't watch season 2) and Sohai was in Surkh Chandni (also did not watch- but I don't think a lot of people watched that lol)

Otherwise most actors seem to be doing dramas back to back if not at the same time, and sometimes I need to take a break from the same faces because I get confused, lol.

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The epi was good but tell me why do thy show divorce as a stigma ? I liked the female characters bec thy were fierce and independent women who made their own choices and were living by it. Thoda kuch progressive laga...But ye kya dikhaya is episode mein ? All of them are mourning their divorce. ? Being a widow or being a divorcee affects a girls alliance to this extent ? What's the connection ?

Btw dadi was hilarious with "pata nai kab gaye"🤣

Originally posted by: _charu_

The epi was good but tell me why do thy show divorce as a stigma ? I liked the female characters bec thy were fierce and independent women who made their own choices and were living by it. Thoda kuch progressive laga...But ye kya dikhaya is episode mein ? All of them are mourning their divorce. ? Being a widow or being a divorcee affects a girls alliance to this extent ? What's the connection ?

Btw dadi was hilarious with "pata nai kab gaye"🤣

It's not right, and it's absolutely not fair, but I can believe that the woman reacted this way to a family of divorces. Divorce is only newly accepted socially, and even then, there'll be one divorced cousin or aunt in the family- it's unheard of that all the female relatives in a family will have been divorced. And in the socio-economic background that they've shown these characters from being it would totally make a small-minded woman wonder what the defect with the family was and whether a girl raised in such an environment would be able to make a marriage work. I don't think the author was commenting on the characters themselves, but about society for not understanding the position a woman would be in on divorce and how they fight to recover from it, because it's easy to just think that it was their fault and there's something wrong with them.

They weren't mourning their marriages, per se, but apart from dadi, their circumstances weren't that clear cut- so I think it's valid that they may have regrets and what ifs, even though they've got on with their lives.

Originally posted by: Sammi266

It's not right, and it's absolutely not fair, but I can believe that the woman reacted this way to a family of divorces. Divorce is only newly accepted socially, and even then, there'll be one divorced cousin or aunt in the family- it's unheard of that all the female relatives in a family will have been divorced. And in the socio-economic background that they've shown these characters from being it would totally make a small-minded woman wonder what the defect with the family was and whether a girl raised in such an environment would be able to make a marriage work. I don't think the author was commenting on the characters themselves, but about society for not understanding the position a woman would be in on divorce and how they fight to recover from it, because it's easy to just think that it was their fault and there's something wrong with them.

They weren't mourning their marriages, per se, but apart from dadi, their circumstances weren't that clear cut- so I think it's valid that they may have regrets and what ifs, even though they've got on with their lives.

Especially the scenario of Shirin's divorce is unclear. I guess she wanted to rule on his husband. It was not clearly showed that whether its her fault or her husband's.

why is the girls name Joya? Zoya ka naam hi bigaar diya

Originally posted by: Unique.Sheep

why is the girls name Joya? Zoya ka naam hi bigaar diya