Finally finally a good episode...but before we get to that...
you live with a psycho and you spend precious time watching bad horror dramas on Hum tv instead of thinking of ways to escape him??? get yo priorities straight woman.
back to the good bit
maybe next time don't taunt your husband's manliness before telling him he can't divorce you...lolz
Yep! Yep! All that awesomeness from Hadi right at the start - though question: who keeps talaaq papers lying around in a drawer? (Yeah, I had to spoil the moment with that huh?)
Good to know the director remembered ke Hadi ka aik adad baap bhi hei.
More awesomeness where Fareesa gets served! (And Saim competes with Rameez on being crazy)
And all the warm fuzzy feelings I had after the beginning awesomeness abated with this horrible scene - I mean he barely got hit by the sofa and he's limping like he was maimed. Pffffft
i'm not a fan of terms of endearment and thanks to Rameez now, i will never hear a husband calling his wife sweetheart without getting a creepy shiver up my spine
Hadi lets Fareesa take the car - guess, we know how she's gonna pay for her airfare to the U.S. *snort*
Moment of silence for anyone who did not see this coming
this was the most unsatisfying plot twist ever. it was obvious from the start...complete copy of the Janam Jali plot, and no flashback to tie in the loose ends together...like how did someone who was once as poor as fareesa suddenly have enough cash to buy her expensive dresses, drive a flashy car, or live in a posh house like this?
:-/ poora din Haya walks around without a dupatta then when she's trying to get away from rameez usko dupatta pehena zaroori hai?
I thought she was going to run away... But this idiot wants to make breakfast and babies for this psycho.
so for Rameez to trust Hay he's going to test her by taking her to meet Hadi...ummm...don't you want to test her by seeing how long she can stay away from Hadi??? I guess the writer knew no other way of revealing about Ha-Reesa divorce in front of Rameez.
i'm not a fan of terms of endearment and thanks to Rameez now, i will never hear a husband calling his wife sweetheart without getting a creepy shiver up my spine
also they could've used a more
realistic looking blood alternative instead of squeezing a glob of
Heinz ketchup on Rameez's hand...you can even see the pulpy tomato texture in the
closeup
#TwoGenius
More proof that Alvida is shot in another dimension where space and time work in mysterious ways...in the time it talkes for Hadi to figure out Haya is being abused by her husband and for him to drive to her place is the same amount of time Haya takes to run down the stairs in her building
So explain this
to me...in Indian dramas the husband and wife like each other yet
somehow their marriage remains un consummated, sometimes even after a
whole year has passed. Whereas in Pakistani dramas the husband and wife
hate each other... Or at the very least have strong dislike for each
other... Yet somehow the girl ends up pregnant within the first month.
Errrrrr...no wonder we have an over population problem.
More importantly, if Haya and Rameez have a baby, will THAT baby be allowed to grow up??
In conclusion, Haya is pregnant and wants to go back to Rameez, because, you know, he's gonna hear about the baby and miraculously be cured. Last time Haya nei deemagh par itna zoor dala tha, she ended up married to Rameez, so, sorry Haya, but I don't think you should be allowed to think. Or make decisions.
P.S: episode 20 promo... The poopies is about to hit the roofies.
Awesomee loved ur review, em glad you guys caught with all the episodes. Tomorrow is the finale plz review it fast :P
ReplyDeleteLol. We'll try our best. Can't believe it's over already. I'm guessing we're in for a shock ending. Everyone dead. What do you think?
ReplyDeleteYet another hilarious review. Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see your reaction to the last episode. Also, have you seen the drama Bunty I Love You? If you have, what did you think of it?
ReplyDeleteMiya - I didn't watch it even though it's been on my to do list...do you recommend it?
DeleteI've read mixed reviews of it. Just wondering if either of you had. Seeing the last scene randomly on youtube I thought it was worth the watch. The concept of the whole drama is nothing new but from what few snip bits I've seen I feel like the cinematography was done rather nicely.
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