TERE BIN - Yumna Z-Wahaj Ali DT#11 "Tang nahi, pura ka pura adjaunga" - Page 94

Originally posted by: FanofAreebsMum

speaking of flowers ..while waiting for my coffee this morning a random lady was telling me about her getting stung by a bee and i was like "the one time i got stung by a bee, it was around my eyes" and she goes "bees love eyes because they're really similar with flowers"

i was like what? confused? head hurts? luckily my coffee arrived and i gtfo there asap

Lool I got up and looked at my eyes in mirror. They are nor attractive nor colorful like flowers

Originally posted by: columbia

Frankly a story is being told, the actors and actresses have agreed to do the scenes, the scenes are within the scope of the story..,if you are a true reviewer you can comment on the story - that is does this scene need to be in the story or does it move the story….Amd every touch and feel between the leads moves the Murtu and Meerab story simply because the no sex contract is paramount to the premise. Meerab wants to hold back and Murtu wants to tame her. Physical proximity is the biggest show of this story. If the reviewer didn’t get this, they don’t deserve to review…busss keh diya!

Ditto 💯💯💯

I hope d reviewers understand this before coming to review d show. Alot of hardwork has gone into making TB n these reviewers should know where to draw d line while reviewing a show.

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

I am sure Wahaj is already embarrassed or made to feel so because he watches both SH and Fuchsia reviews.

I hope he doesnt take it to his heart but instead just ignores these ppl 😒 Maybe just stick with SH only, as they r just cool abt it..

If he meets Rabia for an IV, I'm sure he will pull her leg about husband wife romance 😅🤣🤣

Originally posted by: NavyaKavya30

I saw another segment of the director interview where he say “ becharay Murtusaim ki toh puri zindagi hi badal jayegi “ because of Meerab’s acts . Then the person asked “ what abt Meetab’s ddukh?” Kya uska dukh, dukh nahin hai “? On this he replied that it’s all her creation . She is a complex character .

I am so disappointed after this .

The director's interview boiled my blood. The way he talked about Meerab's character made me so damn angry.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

dil sambhal jaa zara OST was chef kiss.

the problem with the theme of the show is that they tried to make her white wash her character instead of who she was meant to be selfish, delusional, psychologically damaged, hindi tv problem female leads have to be likeable they can't do and sell complex female leads.

I guess that was the last Hindi serial ost that was good.

I guess they started to try justify her when they started getting backlash. She was pretty grey when show started. Smriti and aashim had good chemistry. Sad it ended abruptly. The nephew's character was better written in the Hindi version than the Turkish version. I didn't like the character of the older guy in both versions. Dude married a girl almost as young as his daughter and then expected her to be a perfect mother to his children . The turkish version looked like he might die at anytime😆. The Hindi version atleast made him younger and healthier looking.

Originally posted by: Sera-high123

Oh that Devar Bhabhi romance

Now I only remember colu when this comes up 🤣

Colu this for u 😆

Originally posted by: midniteangel

Bakthu n MB

Kisne banayi yeh jodi 🤣

Aimy's special jodie 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Can someone explain to me why Turkey which is also a muslim country can go bold with their romantic dramas and be accepted by their audiences who are predominantly muslims. Here is the kicker ishq-e-memnu was controversial and appreciated but when a similar concept was attempted in India, hindi TV that can go bold with romance was not having it because it was too much even for us to handle, a wife having an affair with her own step son was torching down all societal rules of acceptable behaviour. BTW you want steamy scenes that show got it all.

What is the problem in Pakistan, is it because of sharia law?

I think it's not d religion but the culture n society in which d ppl r decides how the television industry works.

Turkey seems to be more open towards discussing these kind of topics n they r not too conservative instead have a balanced perspective.

Originally posted by: shruti46

Yeah when I watched feriha I was seeing characters wearing short dresses, kissing and intimate scenes. It was total opposite of pak dramas

Not just short dresses, they wear very bold plunging neckline dresses even as office wears. They also show female characters wearing bikini. The dressing is completely similar to American and European shows.

I think kdramas have more kissing scenes than Turkish dramas but Turkish dramas have more intimate scenes like standing very close while talking or catching and falling or standing under the shower etc like Hindi serials.

Originally posted by: reshamc

Happy Holi to everyone celebrating 🤗🤗

PS. How is it 108 pages already 🤣🤣🤣

Happy holi to everyone 😍😍😘