Originally posted by: XshopaholicX
I finished the first episode.
There were parts I liked and parts I didn't like.The story begins with Shabrez as he talks about his inner world, discussing how he's a desperate soul with s**dal thoughts on his mind. They give the audience a reason to watch by showcasing that this main character is interesting and has a story to tell, which I really loved.
Danish Taimoor's acting is pretty good as always. He even seems to use his tone of voice in a different tone for the character. We could say that Shabrez is a whole different role from his other characters.
There are lots of foreshadowing to death
like..again?
Anyway, I'm just gonna put this over here lol
And here i felt the foreshadowing was towards Meher's death.
It seemed like their dialogues had accentuation on something happening to Meher and this time maybe Shabrez would adhere to his word of not ending his life. The show will come a full circle.
OST is good! I've been still listening
I understand that this is the pilot episode, but the pacing felt unnecessarily fast. He opened up to the female lead about his drug problem very early and unusually. Their first meeting was badWhile I liked the scene on paper, I found the execution to be poor. After that they even started dating, and we didn't get to see how the relationship developed. I didn't like it.
I thought it was believable in the scheme of things. Here's a guy who had just gotten out of Rehab who was feeling like his life truly had no reason for him to return to. Perhaps, all he had needed in those moments of hopelessness was for somebody to show up for him and show him the better side of life. And that bleak hope came to him as Meher. Imo, she handled the situation with a great deal of sensitivity and that instantly struck a connection for Shabrez because that is all he has been looking for all his life. So, In those moments of hope, he felt like opening up to her, simply sharing his life and simply wanting for somebody to hear him.
I don't get the timelines. How old are they exactly, and how did he manage to get into university?
Basically, Shabrez returns to college to complete his degree. We see Shabrez has childhood abandonment trauma and neglect issues, that led him to stray away from education and he also gets into drugs. When he meets Meher he had just gotten done with a rehab stint. Now after years of living so carelessly, she encourages him to complete his education. Since there's no age restriction on education, it's really not something out of the ordinary.
Komal Meer's acting tends to involve a bit of overacting, but I'll say Meher is a stereotypical female lead for now, so it's somewhat expected.
Overall, this story seems to revolve around passion and angst. Meher has become Shabrez's new way of holding onto his life. Essentially, he didn't give up on drugs; he just found a new one.
Oh damn, i didn't see it that way
Adding to your discussion, Meher has also said in the beginning that Shabraiz must live no matter what, when one reason leaves another one appears.
Hence (morbid thought coming up), it makes me think at some point they will have a child, and Meher will die (maybe childbirth or something else). And since she made Shabraiz promise her to live on, he will...for their child.
The child will be the next reason for him to live after Meher's passing.
Also, I have a feeling if this happens, it will be a baby girl, a spitting image of her mom 

like..again?
Anyway, I'm just gonna put this over here lol
While I liked the scene on paper, I found the execution to be poor. After that they even started dating, and we didn't get to see how the relationship developed.

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