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@four.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Originally posted by: ifsaal044
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Plus, Khushi was supposed to be 18 in the beginning, so still growing. But, Zoya's character was mature enough to run from her wedding and stay back in India of her own will. So what happened now? Asad holds her by the throat and she gets excited about 007 Khan?

Something is awry on the sets, direction and storyline. Maybe the TRPs sent them scrambling.

For Khushi we'll let her go for her age not a good reason because she was over the top immature.

Zoya WAS presented as a mature woman who stood up for her beliefs and rights.

That scene shocked me because I thought it was dream sequence then my bubble bursts because it wasn't. Asad is a hypocrite after this episode and the PH is ruining Zoya's character.

4Lions is doing what they have done from the start because there last shows were hit there going with the same route BUT because they presented this show with that idea it was going to have a real concept people are noticing that there is NO storyline.

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@four.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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I have watched all kind of dramas...Hindi, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Turkish, Pakistani, Thai, American...and every one of them has something lacking...I wish all of them collaborate and give us the ultimate PERFECT drama...For example: Direction from Turkey, Script from Pakistan, Dance sequences and romantic scenes from India, Comic Relief from Korea

I would love to watch middle eastern dramas but there no different then any American/Canadian which disappoints me because they don't stick with Islamic rules.

OH GOD I FREAKING LOVE Korean dramas. The comedy and oh so amazing looking men are killer. Those shows have good scripts and good acting. Kuddos.

I just loved how you combined all those. That would be some master piece.

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@RACHA90

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

@-aO4...I totally agree with ..they are working with the same formula they have been using in other shows...two opposites..one east, one west...they meet..they clash..they bicker, they fall in love..add a misunderstanding...abit of stretching..dragging..a song sequence here and there...and TADA final episode Happy ending...

But But but...i will give another chance to Qubool hai...maybe it is just a way to bring Trps and the show will go back to how it was at the start

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@four.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: -Racha-
@-aO4...I totally agree with ..they are working with the same formula they have been using in other shows...two opposites..one east, one west...they meet..they clash..they bicker, they fall in love..add a misunderstanding...abit of stretching..dragging..a song sequence here and there...and TADA final episode Happy ending...

But But but...i will give another chance to Qubool hai...maybe it is just a way to bring Trps and the show will go back to how it was at the start

Oh god save us the chessy love story.

My point I don't when the next time we'll see a Muslim based show or even Karan. I really want this show to work because I was really enjoying this show until things started progressing the wrong direction not just with Asad and Zoya but most of all the other cast members.

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@RACHA90

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Posted: 12 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: -a04

I would love to watch middle eastern dramas but there no different then any American/Canadian which disappoints me because they don't stick with Islamic rules.

OH GOD I FREAKING LOVE Korean dramas. The comedy and oh so amazing looking men are killer. Those shows have good scripts and good acting. Kuddos.

I just loved how you combined all those. That would be some master piece.

I agree with you...about middle eastern shows..especially Turkey...They are an Islamic country but they show people drinking like it is water...go to bars, have sex without marriage...and they even show love making scenes...

Korean shows are amazing...my only problem with them is with the triangle stuff...there is always a second male lead...and the main lead always has to have an arrogant personality...well in most of them...but till now I havent seen any of the leads punching people into air heheh...so...

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@four.

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Posted: 12 years ago

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I agree with you...about middle eastern shows..especially Turkey...They are an Islamic country but they show people drinking like it is water...go to bars, have sex without marriage...and they even show love making scenes...

Korean shows are amazing...my only problem with them is with the triangle stuff...there is always a second male lead...and the main lead always has to have an arrogant personality...well in most of them...but till now I havent seen any of the leads punching people into air heheh...so...

That's exactly saddens me that I can't watch those shows because I love the language and culture in the middle east and that's why now Pakistani channels have started to air Turkey dramas and people are like protesting.

Yeah as I started watching more and more I noticed there was always an other guy or girl. All the shows have a love triangle I DISLIKE triangles. I'm a one girl one boy kind of a person, but I also noticed that whoever the main leads they will be together no what so it makes up for it. LMAO Korean dramas are more realistic and man oh man when they cry and have sad scenes those real get to you amazing actors. I really like the story lines in Korean drama.

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Divya

@mitthoo

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Nice post !.

There is nothing close to any reality in this show.. unfortunately or fortunately ..

Not much logic also.😆...

I land up in ff'ing most scenes but get entertained by few scenes.

Asad's comments on Zoya's eating habits..were bang on. and much needed. !!. Her reactions to the comments infantile..

His reactions to her reaction... perpetuating stereotypes that supposedly women like the men to be forceful 🤢

Not sure really, why a seemingly progressive PH trying to create an image that they create shows that are not typical kitchen politics but more modern... land up in repeatedly showing the lead girl as infantile, immature and OTT (=their idea of cheerful, happy-go-lucky, modern girl) and showing the lead actor as patronizing, arrogant, condescending, know it all (= their idea of what modern girl looks for in a man!).

Phir bhi, both the leads are doing the best with material given to them.

While I lol'ed at some of Asad and Zoya's reactions, Asad threat at the end... was not in character for him.

I blame ... CVs and screenplay writers..The problem is with execution of the story track, inconsistent direction and lack of attention to details. The team need to give the actors better material. I bet KSG is equally tired of trip-fall-eyelock scenes ..as well as grab-and push against the wall ..etc etc 😆

Yeah Yeah..before anyone jumps 😃 I know it;s all fiction and still a new show with lot of rookie actors. I hope it settles down soon and PH and CVs start paying attention to details.

KSG and Surbhi are doing a great job.. as are few others in the cast.
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Mujhse pooch lein.. I can give them hazaar ideas ... woh bhi muft mein...😊

Rant over... stepping off my pedestal now 😆

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sneaky-aj

@sneaky-aj

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

lol agree with u!
and i think that they are showing so many fight sequences lately that i m fed up man!
ok i get that asad/ KSG is a great fighter and can defend people...but what the heck is the need to show him fighting 24*7 and that too giving out punches and kicks that honestly dont even look real..all thise fiery expressions are gr8 but this is soo not a thriller drama..as u said..it is a family drama..so much fights are just not needed...they honestly turn me off!

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Rasha

@RACHA90

Dazzler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: -a04

That's exactly saddens me that I can't watch those shows because I love the language and culture in the middle east and that's why now Pakistani channels have started to air Turkey dramas and people are like protesting.

I Dont like shows dubbed...it loses all the charm...when they first started dubbing Turkish shows in the Arabic world I didnt like it...and so started watching them tranlsated online and thats how I saw that they actually kiss and make out and that the Arabic channels edit those scenes out before airing...however, Turkish shows are really good, good acting , good storylines , and good looking people

Yeah as I started watching more and more I noticed there was always an other guy or girl. All the shows have a love triangle I DISLIKE triangles. I'm a one girl one boy kind of a person, but I also noticed that whoever the main leads they will be together no what so it makes up for it. LMAO Korean dramas are more realistic and man oh man when they cry and have sad scenes those real get to you amazing actors. I really like the story lines in Korean drama.

I agree...I am currently following Alice and when that girl cries It pains me in my heart...she sobs her eyes out...you can tell she is not using Glycerin 😉

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Divya

@mitthoo

Dazzler

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Posted: 12 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: -Racha-
@-aO4...I totally agree with ..they are working with the same formula they have been using in other shows...two opposites..one east, one west...they meet..they clash..they bicker, they fall in love..add a misunderstanding...abit of stretching..dragging..a song sequence here and there...and TADA final episode Happy ending...

@bold .. agree completely.

One difference with QH.. is the heroine is really a slob 🤢 and I can't get over her habit of eating off furniture, wiping dirty hands on clothes and general unhygienic way of eating,

ugh... I can't imagine any normal guy being attracted to a slob. I bet Asad pictures zoya with lot of flies trailing her ..

I am rooting for Zoya to be a strong, independent and modern girl..but her sloppy ways around food and complete disregard of Asad's personal space is not cute.

It's ironical indeed...that Zoya chased down Ayan to lecture him on littering in public places.

Maybe some day in near future, CVs will make her less of a slob.

If they want to show her messy, they can show her as dis-organized not dirty. Opposite of neat freak doesn't have to be a slob.

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