TERE BIN - Yumna Z-Wahaj Ali DT#11 "Tang nahi, pura ka pura adjaunga" - Page 72

Originally posted by: Sofna

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What's happened?

YumHaj chemistry is blowing everyone's mind I guess, that's why all the uncomfortable criticism 🤣

Is it their fault though, that their chemistry is so flammable? No, it just shows how good actors they are and how comfortable they are offscreen for her to trust him in such scenes *touchwood*

That reminds me, Dil Naa Ummeed Toh Nahi had a concept which must have been difficult to watch with family and kids toh door ki baat hai! That does not mean that show shouldn't have been made. It was made for the right reasons and this one too, has a certain section of audience it shall cater to. It's entertainment, every show/movie has their target audience. If you're not interested, drop it and move on

Originally posted by: Sofna

I guess when something garners huge popularity in a short space of time like TB there's going to be ALOT of nitpicking, moral policing, backlash etc etc... everyone will be trying to ride on the waves of it's popularity through their 'moral compass'.😵

Like it's said- any publicity is good publicity.

If YumHaj have reached this far - they will definitely go further.

The series has been shot.

Who cares what these people say.😆

Oh yeah, the show will go places, even carrying all the criticism with it. Koi aur nahi toh, Wahaj has built a loyal fanbase of girls who'll watch the show anyhow.

I am here for the lovestory and shall remain hopefully, till the end.

Fuchsia has been so disappointing though, because those scenes were done really well imo 🥺

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

Oh obviously! They have clearly watched far more intimate romance on desi television and have loved it. This holier-than-thou attitude looks so fake after all that.

It's like they are making the actors look bad for doing such scenes, which is another disservice to their hard work and all the boundaries they might have respected to give the audience these scenes.

Nuanced discussion would be a far fetched expectation. They need to let go of their uber conservative attitude when they are sitting down opening review channels and speak like intellectuals. Also, they need to respect their actors, who must have let go off certain inhibitions to perform these romantic scenes in a room full of people. They are just doing their job.

I am getting this feeling that some or the other controversy can pop up if they keep talking about the show in this sense.

Oscars are coming up. Tale as old as time discussions, an comedian will never win an Oscar for a comedy role and a romantic movie will never win best picture. Because romance and comedy is looked down upon compared to drama and action.

Meryl Streep and Tom hanks have said that doing romance and comedy is much harder than doing pure drama, it doesn’t look it onscreen so doesn’t get appreciated. A human primal instinct is to get angry first it comes easy, but to love is harder it involves breaking barriers.

If yumna is Meryl Streep of pak tv, doing those angsty, angry, yelling scenes of meerab are walk in the park for someone of her acting calibre. I bet doing the romantic scenes was much harder, she would have to go beyond herself, and making them look realistic that is the challenge. Showing one is in love is infinitely harder, than being angry. She has to make the audience believe there is a character called meerab in love with a character called murtasim. All these uncomfortable talks mean you are looking at wahaj and yumna not the characters, either they didn’t their job well or you are prejudiced.

Originally posted by: Sofna

I guess when something garners huge popularity in a short space of time like TB there's going to be ALOT of nitpicking, moral policing, backlash etc etc... everyone will be trying to ride on the waves of it's popularity through their 'moral compass'.😵

Like it's said- any publicity is good publicity.

If YumHaj have reached this far - they will definitely go further.

The series has been shot.

Who cares what these people say.😆

i would say say keep the police out of my house, and your morals away from my bedroom. I don’t need a compass to find my way I have gps.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Oscars are coming up. Tale as old as time discussions, an comedian will never win an Oscar for a comedy role and a romantic movie will never win best picture. Because romance and comedy is looked down upon compared to drama and action.

Meryl Streep and Tom hanks have said that doing romance and comedy is much harder than doing pure drama, it doesn’t look it onscreen so doesn’t get appreciated. A human primal instinct is to get angry first if comes easy, but to love is harder it involves breaking barriers.

If yumna is Meryl Streep of pak tv, doing those angsty, angry, yelling scenes of meerab are walk in the park for someone of her acting calibre. I bet doing the romantic scenes was much harder, she would have to go beyond herself, and making them look realistic that is the challenge. Showing one is in love is infidelity harder, than being angry. She has to make the audience believe there is a character called meerab in love with a character called murtasim. All these uncomfortable talks mean you are looking at wahaj and yumna not the characters, either they didn’t their job well or you are prejudiced.

Romance and comedy are indeed hard to perform, to make the audience feel that you're in love, with those gradually welling up eyes as you make an eye contact with the actor opposite you, takes effort for sure. Comedy as well, making someone laugh with your dialogue delivery, body language, little details here and there, convincing enough to make the audience laugh in response. Shouldn't be a performance/genre not fit enough to win big awards.

They are surely prejudiced because had they not been, the audience would not have been left squealing and wanting for more. Yumna and Wahaj have done their job.

Since it's the first time they are showing this extent of romance on their tv screens, it's bound to be a bit hard for the actors. They otherwise imply things with jumps in story or dialogues. Physical expression of love (good romance) is hardly depicted. It's just shown in fleeting seconds at most.

Originally posted by: Sofna

😬

What's happened?

YumHaj chemistry is blowing everyone's mind I guess, that's why all the uncomfortable criticism 🤣

they are too hot, it is like passing the hot potato, no you catch it, no you catch it, duffods stop passing it around you are supposed to eat it

Crazy fast thread!

Also, there are no indecent scenes. The chemistry is so hot and never seen before sizzling hot that you get that feeling even without seeing anything inappropriate 😂😂😂.... people cannot deal with their unconscious inner "jannwar" as murtasim would say lol. I think whether people like it or not, they can't look away.

Humsafar had Uber chemistry (though I find Mahira to be an okay actor, fawad killed it. It remains unforgettable) so did dhoop kinary. This ones insane. This is Damon Elena level hot. So it's different than the other two I just mentioned above. I guess it's the friction, the head locks and the clashing of strong personalities.

Will the next episode be posted? I don't personally like the ost that much. I feel Azan sami khan's IK lamha would have been beautiful. It would fit perfectly and the lyrics would make sense.

Good lord… these social media folks…”Meerab’s STIFF behavior” 🤣

Here Rabia is complaining about hand holding, and there Geo handlers are upset about her lack thereof.

Waise… I’m team Geo iss baray mein lol.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CpgLr_eoDj0/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

Oh yeah, the show will go places, even carrying all the criticism with it. Koi aur nahi toh, Wahaj has built a loyal fanbase of girls who'll watch the show anyhow.

I am here for the lovestory and shall remain hopefully, till the end.

Fuchsia has been so disappointing though, because those scenes were done really well imo 🥺

Definitely.🥳

He's going places (🤞)

Here's hoping his every other work is not compared to Murtasim 😬.

I want to see them in a historical like JA 😒

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

Is it their fault though, that their chemistry is so flammable? No, it just shows how good actors they are and how comfortable they are offscreen for her to trust him in such scenes *touchwood*

That reminds me, Dil Naa Ummeed Toh Nahi had a concept which must have been difficult to watch with family and kids toh door ki baat hai! That does not mean that show shouldn't have been made. It was made for the right reasons and this one too, has a certain section of audience it shall cater to. It's entertainment, every show/movie has their target audience. If you're not interested, drop it and move on

That sounds so right!☺️😆