Habs DT#5 -Feroze Khan*Ushna Shah (ARY) DT#5 "Meri Tu Duniya" - Page 48

Originally posted by: Feroze_addict

Well in my case I just loved Mir Hadi... I know he was a psycho, deranged and we could see his complete demise throughout the first half of the drama... But FK nailed this role to the point that I couldn't bring myself to hate Hadi even before his change of character... Haven't watched the other dramas but I've read that Parizaad was good, though it'll take me a while to watch a drama with Ushna again... Her overacting in Habs was a bit too much for me. As for Habs, disappointment is the word that best describes how I felt about the last few episodes....

Mir Hadi is love, he is one of Feroze's best roles in my opinion.

Parizaad was good because it was different, I loved the initial episodes very much especially some of the dialogues but the last episodes weren't up to the mark. By the way Ushna's role in it is not very big so don't worry 😉

Originally posted by: columbia

@bold - this is it!!! End of the day, the show should be able to convey what is it’s point?! What are you trying to say? Why are the characters behaving the way they are? That is all in the writing, no matter what kind of show you make - the makers should be able to convey that.
This is why these shows are entertaining, they stayed with us.

ITV a has no point, it’s track based, so each track has a point to convey, if you don’t like it, you can stop watching and come back to watch the next point if you like the leads. That’s why those shows the chemistry of leads allow them to run for years, or the tracks/maximum points being tried to convey are resonating with public.

We were deprived of this aspect in Habs completely! What was the show trying to convey? End of the day, why was Aysha behaving the way she was- insecurity? But the makers showed her to have a lot of self respect, for someone with so much self respect, to become so insecure, almost seemed like they made her into someone who could not handle love from her husband? It never made any sense. This is why most of us were sarrr khapaoing and lost interest. What is the point director bhaisaab??

Exactly this 👏

What was the point of Habs? what was the message?

I thought it was supposed to be about healing and learning to let go of the past. But the writers were contradictory when they showed us that Basit is supposed to forgive and let go of the past and work hard for the relations in his life but not Aysha. They failed miserably in justifying her actions.

And to make matters worse they had to ruin Basit's character too, why on earth would he think that leaving his unborn child is the best option?

https://reviewit.pk/ayesha-omar-on-working-with-mohsin-abbas-haider-feroze-khan/

Originally posted by: FMSH

The scene when Basit lay down his head on Aysha's lap was extremely beautiful...the look of peace on his face like he finally found what he was looking for all his life, took my breath away.

The chemistry between Basit and Aysha will remain special no matter what, many of their scenes together give me butterflies and I just want to watch them again and again.

Even in this episode they looked gorgeous together .. when he gave her the flower near the pool and when he leaned so close to her while talking in the kitchen. By the way, when he leaned near her in kitchen and he had this intense look in his eyes he was saying you dont have to leave this house because I will leave forever, then he said while looking deeply into her eyes: Fahad will come in an hour..come upstairs. And for a second I thought he was inviting her to a last round of love making before they separate forever 🤪😆

It turned out he wanted to give her the house keys 😛

That's so true! Even with the drama going downhill their chemistry is what kept me going. Those eye locks, conversations, all of the feelings Ayet conveyed were portrayed so beautifully and flawlessly by both The scene we referred to was, in my opinion, one of the best Habs scenes up to date...my heart skipped a beat while watching... Their chemistry is just off the charts 😍

Originally posted by: FMSH

Mir Hadi is love, he is one of Feroze's best roles in my opinion.

Parizaad was good because it was different, I loved the initial episodes very much especially some of the dialogues but the last episodes weren't up to the mark. By the way Ushna's role in it is not very big so don't worry 😉

I believe that it's his most iconic role... No one could play Mir Hadi better than FK. And I'm glad Ushna's role is limited in Parizaad, gives me hope 🤣

Originally posted by: la_Reine

https://reviewit.pk/ayesha-omar-on-working-with-mohsin-abbas-haider-feroze-khan/

Well that's a more professional approach to this matter than whatever the other hypocrites have said. She doesn't criticize or insult anyone and just being objective.

Originally posted by: Feroze_addict

I believe that it's his most iconic role... No one could play Mir Hadi better than FK. And I'm glad Ushna's role is limited in Parizaad, gives me hope 🤣

If you dislike ushna , parizad is the show for you 🤣 She's not the heroine , yumna is..ushna has a short role which is very hate worthy ..you would wanna murder her for what she did to parizad 🤣

Originally posted by: Krinya

If you dislike ushna , parizad is the show for you 🤣 She's not the heroine , yumna is..ushna has a short role which is very hate worthy ..you would wanna murder her for what she did to parizad 🤣

I need to start this one😆

I have seen this show sporadically and the most effective performance and role was of Bano...The older sister who becomes bali ka bakra because of family responsibilities. I know someone like that exactly, from real life...Bano was sensitively written and depicted and seemed like a flesh and blood person. She was my only takeaway from the drama.

The other good bit perhaps was the dysfunctional relationship of the leads with their respective mothers.

The love story was initally good but it all went haywire with too many diversions.

Just another Ayet mv ❤️

https://youtu.be/quGnT6skpgQ