Sunn Mere Dil (GEO) #8 - Wahaj Ali, Maya Ali, Usama Khan - Page 3

Originally posted by: Ash_Smash

You earned a PhD in depicting KRQ drama script

I have seen enough pakistani dramas to understand that ammar sadaf would get married but they would get divorced also...and all of these are just buildup of bilal sadaf romance...normally before TB and mere humsafar era this was a trend in pak drama that leads main romance start towards the end of the show.

Tbh I would have respected Sadaf a lot had she been in love with Ammar from the beginning and was marrying out of love

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

What do you feel about the last scene of the episode?

First of all... Maya acting irritated me in this particular scene.

Second of all everything what came out of Sadaf mouth felt like empty words, she speaks so highly of him, but just days before she thought he was worst kind of human being.

I love Tamasha and would have loved to see them delve into that angle, but I understand the show’s purpose is to depict how selfless love can be—though I do agree that selfless love when taken to extremes can indeed become unhealthy.I've come to terms with that and am watching it mainly for W. Very few actors resonate with me through their performances and nuances so I’ll watch whatever he brings to the screen. That said, I do wish the writing were sharper, the execution quicker, and the side characters more logical. The pacing and screen time given to Humsha in particular are disappointing—her character feels so lazily written, which is a real letdown for me.

Sadaf’s got her flaws—she’s judgmental, stubborn, and way too easily influenced. But honestly, it feels like she’s headed for a wake-up call.Once she moves in with Ammar and starts seeing his shady, suspicious behavior up close, it’s going to hit her hard.I think that’s when she’ll finally snap out of it and walk away. It’s the kind of reality check she needs to grow as a person.And this transformation is key not just for her but to connect with Bilal too!

Originally posted by: Ash_Smash

First of all... Maya acting irritated me in this particular scene.

Second of all everything what came out of Sadaf mouth felt like empty words, she speaks so highly of him, but just days moments she thought he was worst kind of human being.

That's what...I didn't find that many flaws in acting..but I feel the way Sadaf's character is written..the writer hasn’t put any effort....

I think I knew that before marriage Sadaf would have a change of heart and she would have a good scene with Bilal before she gets married...but than its too late..

I am so angry at Sadaf that the whole scene which was supposed to be poetic turned weird.

Thoughts about this song it's my newly favourite

https://youtu.be/cFWQT0wVPXc?si=wrJCDyR3BUuRMlcM

Originally posted by: arshi1983

I love Tamasha and would have loved to see them delve into that angle, but I understand the show’s purpose is to depict how selfless love can be—though I do agree that selfless love when taken to extremes can indeed become unhealthy.I've come to terms with that and am watching it mainly for W. Very few actors resonate with me through their performances and nuances so I’ll watch whatever he brings to the screen. That said, I do wish the writing were sharper, the execution quicker, and the side characters more logical. The pacing and screen time given to Humsha in particular are disappointing—her character feels so lazily written, which is a real letdown for me.

Sadaf’s got her flaws—she’s judgmental, stubborn, and way too easily influenced. But honestly, it feels like she’s headed for a wake-up call.Once she moves in with Ammar and starts seeing his shady, suspicious behavior up close, it’s going to hit her hard.I think that’s when she’ll finally snap out of it and walk away. It’s the kind of reality check she needs to grow as a person.And this transformation is key not just for her but to connect with Bilal too!

I totally agree with this...Sadaf is immature,judgemental..she needed to get a reality check for judging bilal too quickly until that she wont be able to connect with Bilal.

Actually the main villain of the story is Sadaf's judgemental behavior..but its not her,its the reality of the society...the society wont accept a guy to be honest and good if he drinks and sleeps with multiple women or has a relationship with multiple women.

I just wish Sadaf's character was better developed..

That scene where she thanks Bilal for coming to her house and she was like aapne last time mere chai nahi piya tha...I mean that particular dialogue didn't make sense to me...I mean whatever she says sometimes doesn't make sense seriously

Originally posted by: anikamathur

Thoughts about this song it's my newly favourite

https://youtu.be/cFWQT0wVPXc?si=wrJCDyR3BUuRMlcM

Omg thanks for sharing

This is more favorite than the OST..!!

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

I totally agree with this...Sadaf is immature,judgemental..she needed to get a reality check for judging bilal too quickly until that she wont be able to connect with Bilal.

Actually the main villain of the story is Sadaf's judgemental behavior..but its not her,its the reality of the society...the society wont accept a guy to be honest and good if he drinks and sleeps with multiple women or has a relationship with multiple women.

I just wish Sadaf's character was better developed..

That scene where she thanks Bilal for coming to her house and she was like aapne last time mere chai nahi piya tha...I mean that particular dialogue didn't make sense to me...I mean whatever she says sometimes doesn't make sense seriously

I know some of the things she says are out of the blue like girl where is your brain at

Originally posted by: anikamathur

Thoughts about this song it's my newly favourite

https://youtu.be/cFWQT0wVPXc?si=wrJCDyR3BUuRMlcM

It's really nice song, too bad it's used on Ammar and Sadaf happy moments