Danish Taimoor AT #7 II People's Champion II - Page 33

Abhi tak jo dekha hai maine, in short the story is rich guy with attitude and a rich girl but who's grounded and religious. This base actually reminds me of Mera Rab Waris.

Coming to the characters itself, Dua and Nageen are poles apart. Dua has a harmonious family and is a softer person so far. Nageen was hardened because of her life experiences and had opportunistic people around her (her jija and jija's mother). Dua is pursuing Islamic Studies and is religious. She seems to be a calmer and more content person. Plus she's grown up surrounded by nature so that reflects in her personality.

Dua was also not rude to Mustajab (Feroze), unlike Sultan and Nageen's first interaction. She spoke to him very nicely, even though he did say certain things that could have rubbed her the wrong way.

Mustajab tbh is fascinated by Dua because she is an independent girl who has her own mind and has made her own decisions. He is very modern so it surprises him how she's chosen to study religion out of choice, not pressure.

Coming to Mustajab...I gotta say the opening shot of him swimming in full diver's gear was hilarious 😆 Geo censoring to save themselves from PEMRA phupha 🤣

So it seems he's from a really rich family too, like Sultan, and only seems to have his mother with him. The bond between the two was adorbs, because they genuinely care for and love each other.

Like Sultan, he is really disciplined.

There was no such badtameezi from his end but I'd say he's very to-the-point in conversations, which can hurt a person's feelings. On the other hand, Sultan was always such a moofat and had a certain aura that you kinda knew his way of talking. Mustajab seems so humble initially that the words he says can surprise you.

Sultan was a very angry man and was arrogant too. He was strategic and a brilliant businessman. This was established in the first episode itself. Here, Mustajab looks like he's self aware (not arrogant) and has that air of confidence.

Sultan never gave a damn what women thought of him whereas Mustajab owns up to the fact that women are "waiting for him".

As of now, Dua rejected Mustajab and he decides to confront her about it in a civilised way. Unlike Nageen, who threw his business card on his face and walked away. Sultan also had the same approach as Mustajab, but Nageen's behaviour triggered his anger and deewangi.

Basically if Nageen had spoken to Sultan the way Dua spoke to Mustajab, they would actually end up married.

But if you want my honest opinion, then a girl like Dua would have made a better life partner for Sultan. They could change the religious angle so that it wouldn't be a direct comparison to Mera Rab Waris (another Danish starrer), but a girl with that kind of nature would have been Sultan's soulmate.

Originally posted by: Melkor

Imran Abbas ka mujhe aaj tak sirf ek hi drama accha laga and that is the OG KAM. Uske baad se kisi bhi drama main nahi jacha woh. But he does have a decent chemistry with Ayeza.Bilal is an actor jisko onscreen dekhne main mazaa aata hai. In Cheekh,he was opposite Saba Qamar who is a powerhouse in herself and went toe to toe with her.I also like Affan though I am not that into him. But he is handsome and pleasant onscreen.

From the actresses,it is Yumna whom I find to be a complete package. I like Iqra as well though subtle characters suit her more than loud ones. Then there is Sarah Khan who is both gorgeous and talented. I would like to see Sarah opposite Danish in one of those Ramzan romcoms.

Replying you here on all your posts:

I liked Feroze's voice and he seems to have the ability to emote using his voice. But I did not finding him charming or good looking. Baaki I'll judge whenever I watch his work (might watch his current show FFing it to his scenes).

Wahaj really surprised me in his new show. That Bengali accent esp when laced in Urdu was amazing! According to lots of online fans he didn't get enough acclaim for his role in Fitoor.

Sana seems to have a pretty face who manages to do well, but she doesn't anything new on the table. I know its easy for men to change their looks constantly; beard and no beard can legit change their face. She looks the same in all her shows. Even Minal put in more effort for Isra with the minimal makeup and hair extensions.

@bold: So Yumna, Iqra and Sarah...it would be nice to see them with Danish. I trust your judgement 😊

Originally posted by: Ashley.Tisdale

Abhi tak jo dekha hai maine, in short the story is rich guy with attitude and a rich girl but who's grounded and religious. This base actually reminds me of Mera Rab Waris.

Coming to the characters itself, Dua and Nageen are poles apart. Dua has a harmonious family and is a softer person so far. Nageen was hardened because of her life experiences and had opportunistic people around her (her jija and jija's mother). Dua is pursuing Islamic Studies and is religious. She seems to be a calmer and more content person. Plus she's grown up surrounded by nature so that reflects in her personality.

Dua was also not rude to Mustajab (Feroze), unlike Sultan and Nageen's first interaction. She spoke to him very nicely, even though he did say certain things that could have rubbed her the wrong way.

Mustajab tbh is fascinated by Dua because she is an independent girl who has her own mind and has made her own decisions. He is very modern so it surprises him how she's chosen to study religion out of choice, not pressure.

Coming to Mustajab...I gotta say the opening shot of him swimming in full diver's gear was hilarious 😆 Geo censoring to save themselves from PEMRA phupha 🤣

So it seems he's from a really rich family too, like Sultan, and only seems to have his mother with him. The bond between the two was adorbs, because they genuinely care for and love each other.

Like Sultan, he is really disciplined.

There was no such badtameezi from his end but I'd say he's very to-the-point in conversations, which can hurt a person's feelings. On the other hand, Sultan was always such a moofat and had a certain aura that you kinda knew his way of talking. Mustajab seems so humble initially that the words he says can surprise you.

Sultan was a very angry man and was arrogant too. He was strategic and a brilliant businessman. This was established in the first episode itself. Here, Mustajab looks like he's self aware (not arrogant) and has that air of confidence.

Sultan never gave a damn what women thought of him whereas Mustajab owns up to the fact that women are "waiting for him".

As of now, Dua rejected Mustajab and he decides to confront her about it in a civilised way. Unlike Nageen, who threw his business card on his face and walked away. Sultan also had the same approach as Mustajab, but Nageen's behaviour triggered his anger and deewangi.

Basically if Nageen had spoken to Sultan the way Dua spoke to Mustajab, they would actually end up married.

But if you want my honest opinion, then a girl like Dua would have made a better life partner for Sultan. They could change the religious angle so that it wouldn't be a direct comparison to Mera Rab Waris (another Danish starrer), but a girl with that kind of nature would have been Sultan's soulmate.

@bold,I believe Sultan did not enjoy the attention he received as much as Mustajab does. Yes he did revel in his skills and prowess but he was extremely transparent at the end of the day. He never made any effort to conceal his feelings and acted on his emotions. Ironically the only instances in which he made an effort to hide his true intent was when he was overtaken by rage towards Nageen for his insult and when he was consumed by his obsession and desperation to get her back. Whenever he was guided by his emotions,he ended up doing something which he regretted later on.

It's too early to comment on Mustajab's grip over his emotions but from the promos it seems that he would end up going beserk at some point. For now,he has been established as a calculative man who plans every single move of his.

But I must say that Sultan was one of his kind to go into the deewaana mode when it came to Nageen. I,for instance,still can't understand what it was about her that made him fall on his face.😆 I mean had it been me in his place and someone behaved that rudely with me for no reason then I would be like,"Bhaad main jaa tu. Mere paas options ki kami nahi hai."🤪I can see why someone would get drawn to Dua though.

Originally posted by: Ashley.Tisdale

Replying you here on all your posts:

I liked Feroze's voice and he seems to have the ability to emote using his voice. But I did not finding him charming or good looking. Baaki I'll judge whenever I watch his work (might watch his current show FFing it to his scenes).

Wahaj really surprised me in his new show. That Bengali accent esp when laced in Urdu was amazing! According to lots of online fans he didn't get enough acclaim for his role in Fitoor.

Sana seems to have a pretty face who manages to do well, but she doesn't anything new on the table. I know its easy for men to change their looks constantly; beard and no beard can legit change their face. She looks the same in all her shows. Even Minal put in more effort for Isra with the minimal makeup and hair extensions.

@bold: So Yumna, Iqra and Sarah...it would be nice to see them with Danish. I trust your judgement 😊

As far as Feroze is concerned then looks are subjective so it is not a big deal. Same goes for acting skills. That being said I missed having discourses like this which are reasonable. The twitter crowd can't relate. People over there are so......extreme?😆

I agree about Sana. IMO she is suitable for playing a romantic interest but it is yet to be seen if she can carry an entire drama on her shoulders. I haven't watched Ruswai so I don't know how she performed over there.

Originally posted by: Melkor

Kudos to all your points Ashley 👏❤️ The similarities and differences that you pointed out between the two is rather fascinating. Dua was actually refreshing for me because here is a female lead who can reject a proposal in a normal manner and can give a retort in a polite manner. Sultan would have been living his best life if he had a partner like her by his side who would have helped him with his empire as well as kept his feet on the ground.

@bold,I believe Sultan did not enjoy the attention he received as much as Mustajab does. Yes he did revel in his skills and prowess but he was extremely transparent at the end of the day. He never made any effort to conceal his feelings and acted on his emotions. Ironically the only instances in which he made an effort to hide his true intent was when he was overtaken by rage towards Nageen for his insult and when he was consumed by his obsession and desperation to get her back. Whenever he was guided by his emotions,he ended up doing something which he regretted later on.

It's too early to comment on Mustajab's grip over his emotions but from the promos it seems that he would end up going beserk at some point. For now,he has been established as a calculative man who plans every single move of his.

But I must say that Sultan was one of his kind to go into the deewaana mode when it came to Nageen. I,for instance,still can't understand what it was about her that made him fall on his face.😆 I mean had it been me in his place and someone behaved that rudely with me for no reason then I would be like,"Bhaad main jaa tu. Mere paas options ki kami nahi hai."🤪I can see why someone would get drawn to Dua though.

Thank you!

I guess I am so into Sultan that the comparison points come naturally to me at this point 😆

I truly admired how Dua rejected him without raising her voice and causing a scene. It was a simple yet firm no. And the way Mustajab asked her softly, and it looks like she's replying in a civilised manner too. That's how conversations should be.

Sultan was calculative too, but only when it came to his business. Other than that, he wore his heart on his sleeve and his anger got the better of him every time. Had he found a Dua, imagine what it would be like.

Now the thing is, more people might end up supporting Dua over Mustajab and here's why: because of the way Dua spoke to him. There was no arrogance or anger or rudeness. Unlike Nageen who....well we all know what happened there.

@bold: THIS. I can see why Mustajab would fall for her. Or why she would make a fabulous life partner for Sultan. But I still fail to see what was it about Nageen that attracted Sultan. Not to say she wasn't pretty or something, but with that negativity, I wonder what he liked.

Originally posted by: Melkor

@bold,The poor guy was done dirty in Fizool but he was the only one who tried to do something in the entire play. I had high expectations from that drama only for it to go down the drain. BTW remember how we used to compare Haider and Hamza to Sultan🤣🤪 Sultan,sweetie,I am so sorry.😭

As far as Feroze is concerned then looks are subjective so it is not a big deal. Same goes for acting skills. That being said I missed having discourses like this which are reasonable. The twitter crowd can't relate. People over there are so......extreme?😆

I agree about Sana. IMO she is suitable for playing a romantic interest but it is yet to be seen if she can carry an entire drama on her shoulders. I haven't watched Ruswai so I don't know how she performed over there.

Sultan, accept my apologies too sweetie. No one can ever be like you ❤️ Hum hi gadhe they jo itne high expectations rakhe they 🤣

To each their own right? Twitter users are usually Stans. They are on one extreme and don't seem to care about any other fandom except their own. That crowd was on India Forums long ago too, but not anymore.

Like just see this entire thread:

https://twitter.com/MrSyedZainRaza/status/1470070269524025358?s=20

Ye log ko yahan ka link bheje kya? Tab pata chalega ki across border bhi fans hai

Ruswai actually had quite a good story, but the way they butchered it up by adding family drama was insane. It distracts you from the main storyline i.e a rape victim surviving and fighting. Also, it had a very depressing feel even before the incident happens...that kind of negativity isn't good for health. I couldn't watch past Episode 5.

Originally posted by: Ashley.Tisdale

Sultan, accept my apologies too sweetie. No one can ever be like you ❤️ Hum hi gadhe they jo itne high expectations rakhe they 🤣

To each their own right? Twitter users are usually Stans. They are on one extreme and don't seem to care about any other fandom except their own. That crowd was on India Forums long ago too, but not anymore.

Like just see this entire thread:

https://twitter.com/MrSyedZainRaza/status/1470070269524025358?s=20

Ye log ko yahan ka link bheje kya? Tab pata chalega ki across border bhi fans hai

Ruswai actually had quite a good story, but the way they butchered it up by adding family drama was insane. It distracts you from the main storyline i.e a rape victim surviving and fighting. Also, it had a very depressing feel even before the incident happens...that kind of negativity isn't good for health. I couldn't watch past Episode 5.

What put me off about twitter is that certain opinions are treated like indisputable facts whereas other opinions are looked down on. Concepts like "live and let live","agree to disagree" or even to even mind one's own business are alien to them. Even the most harmless take is met with indirects and bullying. Under usual circumstances,I would have ignored what goes on there but the toxic environment puts me off which is why I find IF and Insta to be more peaceful anyday.

A concept such as that of Ruswai needs to be handled in a sensitive manner so mixing unnecessary family drama in it is far from wise. I don't think I will be watching it any time soon.

Originally posted by: Melkor

@bold,Woah. I knew that the twitterati are mostly ignorant folks who live in a bubble disassociated from reality but ignorance to this extent is injurious to health. Yahan ke threads are merely the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the admirers that he has and many more are on the way ⭐️

What put me off about twitter is that certain opinions are treated like indisputable facts whereas other opinions are looked down on. Concepts like "live and let live","agree to disagree" or even to even mind one's own business are alien to them. Even the most harmless take is met with indirects and bullying. Under usual circumstances,I would have ignored what goes on there but the toxic environment puts me off which is why I find IF and Insta to be more peaceful anyday.

A concept such as that of Ruswai needs to be handled in a sensitive manner so mixing unnecessary family drama in it is far from wise. I don't think I will be watching it any time soon.

I think we are the limit of besharam, and other groups on Instagram are all vanilla 🤣 Do you think others are discussing #indication? 🤣 Danish does have may fans off SM too.

From my circle, my mother is one. There's one mooh-boli maasi who I have told about Deewangi and she's gonna watch it after Chupkay Chupkay (I told her about that show too 😆). Then I gave my Godmother a list of shows she wanted to watch, out of which Danish's shows were in the First 10. 😆 And I told her to watch Deewangi first and then Ishq Hai, ADKKKH, Haara Dil etc 😆

Twitter's Cancel Culture is very extreme too. Like in some cases it works, but in others there's such extremities which really bother me. Instagram is all about the aesthetics man, I open my account multiple times a day just to see Danish's beautiful face 😆

@bold: There was too much going on in Ruswai. In fact the way it happens is also so painful. I wouldn't recommend it, even though Sana did a good job but overall it was too negative.

Originally posted by: Ashley.Tisdale

I think we are the limit of besharam, and other groups on Instagram are all vanilla 🤣 Do you think others are discussing #indication? 🤣 Danish does have may fans off SM too.

From my circle, my mother is one. There's one mooh-boli maasi who I have told about Deewangi and she's gonna watch it after Chupkay Chupkay (I told her about that show too 😆). Then I gave my Godmother a list of shows she wanted to watch, out of which Danish's shows were in the First 10. 😆 And I told her to watch Deewangi first and then Ishq Hai, ADKKKH, Haara Dil etc 😆

Twitter's Cancel Culture is very extreme too. Like in some cases it works, but in others there's such extremities which really bother me. Instagram is all about the aesthetics man, I open my account multiple times a day just to see Danish's beautiful face 😆

@bold: There was too much going on in Ruswai. In fact the way it happens is also so painful. I wouldn't recommend it, even though Sana did a good job but overall it was too negative.

I see you are doing the Lord's work in real life too bringing everyone under the umbrella of Danishhood😎This motivates me to start recommending dramas to my near and dear ones as well.

Between vibing over Danish on Instagram and Pinterest or wasting time on unnecessary twitter feuds,it is obvious as to what one will go for 😆

Originally posted by: Melkor

Who knows maybe the instagram fans have a lot going on in their minds as well but just need the #indication to open up?😉🤣

I see you are doing the Lord's work in real life too bringing everyone under the umbrella of Danishhood😎This motivates me to start recommending dramas to my near and dear ones as well.

Between vibing over Danish on Instagram and Pinterest or wasting time on unnecessary twitter feuds,it is obvious as to what one will go for 😆

Yeah maybe, but they still are very vanilla 😆 When the initial group of us started to assemble on I-F, I just knew ye sab besharam hai 🤣 So I lost my filter initially itself 🤣

Quoting you only from an older AT: Bhagwan har jage nahi hote, isliye Ashley ko bheja 🤣❤️

Danishhood is probably my way of life now and its transformed me as a person ❤️ Yes go ahead and start recommending. People should know what they are missing out. 😉

@bold: The older I get, the lesser drama I want, so Instagram is my go-to now 😆