BARZAKH | EPISODE 2 | FAWAD KHAN, SANAM SAEED, SALMAN SHAHID

[@ummerumansiddiqui8213]

Beware! For all those innocent minds appreciating the cinematography, this drama very smartly encapsulates concepts like Homosexualism, Magic, Zina etc portraying it as something normal or not so normal yet digestible for Pakistani audience. Extremely dangerous content for the young generation who are stupidly going crazy after aesthetics.

[@HibbahOwais]

Exaclty this script reflects satanism

[@perfectblessing771]

True

[@biaaachaudry4961]

Fr

[@wasiqch5572]

Agree

[@rabiawajidtoor]

So true

[@hammadakbar3771]

Another crazy theory about Scheherezade: Scheherezade is Mahtab and Jafar’s daughter. They did the deed before Jafar left for the South, after which Mahtab became pregnant with Scheherezade. Jafar didn’t know this, and the villagers found out about them. Since Jafar and Mahtab weren’t married and this was a sin, the villagers killed Mahtab and the unborn child. That’s why they call Mahtab names. As revenge, Mahtab lures the women of the village being abused to ensure what happened to her doesn’t happen to them. The present Scheherezade is neither dead nor alive, similar to how she was when she was killed by the villagers (in her mother's womb). Mahtab is the woman in red. When the red cloth fell on Scheherezade, she sniffed it and felt relieved because that scent was her mother’s. Hence, the soft spot for Mahtab and the belief in the reunion. Scheherezade’s time to pass over to the next world is coming soon, which is why she’s shedding. It’s also on the Equinox Night. So, why did she remain for so long? They say a spirit remains on earth if it has unfinished business. Scheherezade didn’t pass over to the next world because her task was incomplete: to reunite her parents. So, Scheherezade is the glue holding everything and everyone together.

[@Yusrahannan]

Wow impressive

[@siblings_here4421]

lol 👏

[@syedazrawarsi6945]

Waaoo 🙌👌

[@anamikaanand1636]

Thanku

[@Head_over_meal.0]

I second you, because one of sanam’s interview she said she the one who glued both of the worlds.

[@arshansulaiman4050]

I understood one thing clearly after watching two episodes of Barzakh and reading comments which are praising and liking this drama, that "Jab deen se door ho jaoge to har bade se bada gunah b normal lgne lgta h." No doubt picturization, direction, acting and story telling is of another level. But till now, whatever they are emphasizing, can't be normalize. There should be certain limits to be modern as well, also in accepting modern values in your life. There is nothing wrong in changing according to new generation but with knowing what is acceptable and what's not AT ALL. Hope in further episodes this drama will not try to normalize the sins and adult talk the child is speaking.

[@SelfCareTips88849]

Waqi log Deen se door hogaye hein Jo halala aur mutah walay drama nahi bana rahay,na sasur ka bahu ke sath nikkah dikha rahay hein,kaafir

[@ha3908]

@@arshansulaiman4050 you are 4 years old I think this drama is not for you ♥️

[@maikaunhoon1496]

This drama is for mature audience not for kids and in this era even a 5 year old has access to internet so them talking about adult stuff is not far streched and there is a difference between showcasing and promoting. It's just showing stuff that happens in real world closeted gay people and their fear etc. if you don't like it move on

[@abdulrehmanzahidshah]

Means to be gay is being modern foolish concept​@@ha3908

[@bazm-e-zeb814]

Totally agree with you brother. Fawad has been really instrumental in promoting this evil. Sad though. We all should no where to draw the line between success and immorality.

[@duaezahra4193]

I'm the only one jisy 2 epi dekh k bhi kuch samjh nahi aya😂😂😂😂😂

[@Creator12-10]

Same😐

[@aimabilal3746]

Hahahha same I was thinking konsi bahaye 1st episode ma ha?😅

[@aimabilal3746]

Ho kiya raha ha😂😂😂😂

[@sadiamajeedsaad3575]

😂😂me too

[@malikkamran2104]

@@aimabilal3746ese episode ka start dekh len nd first episode ka bhi start dekh len agar ap ka liya normal to ok hai

[@craftingbtsarmy3739]

This drama not for "tery bin " drama audience 😂😂

[@rubinashahid8941]

Its like " syeah series " .is'nt it?

[@texaswild3346]

Gay audience 🍆🔜👮

[@HaiderUmair-x3k]

😂😂😂

[@FaizanAli-lv6tw]

You can still appreciate and promote barzakh without dragging tere bin or other Pakistani TV dramas. Grow up

[@FaizanAli-lv6tw]

Those tv dramas are made for families and for entertainment purpose. You can't just watch dark and heavy content every time. All genres have their own impact and audience.

[@clipclap9820]

Never in my wildest of dreams i'd imagine turning on Subtitles to understand the Urdu of a Pakistani 🇵🇰😊

[@aymanzaman1666]

Omg i thought it was me only I felt so bad for turning on the subtitles But after reading this comment i feel so light 😂

[@mahamtayyeb4933]

@@aymanzaman1666same 😅

[@adnanmughal-g8f]

True u don't even miss a single short

[@kukuali]

And it’s just beyond amazing how each one tiny detail is linked to something! You blink You miss 😅

[@LeviAckerman-pl5yd]

Same here😂😂

[@ayeshasiddiqa2761]

What I perceive from this episode is that jaffer wanted to be a really rich man to punish all the villagers (as they killed mehtab) and maybe thats they reason why he got married to the second lady (shehreyar’s mother). This seems from the conversation in the room (kya deri hai wo, kamyabi bulandi jo tmhary aam k darakht se bht uncha hai) and then he got some sort of permission to build that graveyard. It’s pretty clear that saifullah killed his mother so that she could get rid of that pain caused by jaffer. Or another possible reason could be his reality. Maybe his mother knows about his dark secret (of liking men) and thats why he killed the bird (the bird watched him enjoying) and similarly he killed his mother. Sanam’s character is clearly someone who connects with both worlds.

[@zafarkhan313]

Deep analysis

[@rehanaahmed499]

Wow kia use kia hy thinking ka, btw ye jaga hy kidher jahan ye drama bna hy

[@davidalexander9873]

Beautiful drama. This is art. It's sad that our people seem to prefer to spend their energy ranting about a work of art rather than doing something about the fraudulent government ruling the country

[@malihayaqoob9109]

Cinematography is excellent, acting is awesome. What the issue is they have cleverly showing by injecting and normalizing homosextuality, zina and many other haram acts in between the story. Ruining the new generation who is already not very strong in their religious values. Bus Allah Pak hamari naslo ki hifazat farmae.Aameen

[@gorabacha]

Pakistan duniya mein sab sey pichidi hui or brahstachari qoumo mein ke hai, jiska ek sabsay bada karaan uski purani peedi ki Islamiyat hain.,

[@hunnybunny9090]

Yes exactly 💯

[@SelfCareTips88849]

But your generation is strong in doing halala or matah,and justify concubines culture.... double standards of you Muslims

[@arhamimam8547]

True

[@Sonam4561]

True!!

[@itsrimsha3109]

Sound quality is not good it is not understaable without subtitles. Who else relates?

[@Laibanaseem-z5h]

Yes kind of I'm also watching with subtitles Try using headphones

[@ummetalha7120]

Me ne bhi English subtitles on kiye huwe 😅

[@najiakhan6415]

Yes they need to work on sound otherwise it is more difficult to understand

[@foziaibrahim6906]

Yes, with headphones and subtitles.

[@muniranoorani3996]

Sound should be improved . I don’t know if the Zee5/zamana viewers also have slight sound issues . Few words or sentences are not clear .( viewers in India)

[@anamikasingha4559]

This series is not the typical pakistani Family drama. It is not everyone's cup of tea. This series shows us a world where real and unreal worlds meet. It is beyond the mass audiences' thinking.

[@mariamzeb1319]

👍

[@Usama_hassani]

And LGTV too

[@azkamahmood8222]

Yes this drama is for abnormal atypical people 😅

[@natashas-edit]

Another world series 🤣

[@drfazal3]

Same like Hairat kada by Ashfaq Ahmad sb

[@mhdnoorkhan1935]

I don't understand why people are measuring it in religious ideology, they are not portraying what's right or what's wrong, they are just telling a story, its the audience who decides what's evil and what's good. Watch it for the sake of a story. Its like the story our grandmother used to narrate to us at night. Stop judging everything with religious scope.

[@nabiharais]

Wish more people think like you. Pakistani masses have no intellect and they are hypocrites as each and every evil exists in their society.

[@FaizanAli-lv6tw]

For all those who are targeting and mocking usual Pakistani Tv dramas audience while appreciating Barzakh,... you people are just acting like "Nadeedas".yes " Barzakh" Is mind blowing and a masterpiece of art but those usual family dramas have also their importance because in these depressed times you can't watch heavy and dark content every time. We watch those light 8pm,9pm dramas just for little entertainment and family time . Which has its own impact . All genres have their own value. So respect everyone's choice.

[@shimmeringswan1]

@@FaizanAli-lv6tw no use preaching this to pseudo liberals, esp white people wannabes. No matter how much they lick their boots, they won't be one of thm.

[@tehreemjamal4493]

It’s called triangulation manipulation where one has to put down the other to appreciate the other. In this case, one will target the “audience” against each other - praising one and putting the other down which is not needed - you can simply just appreciate the work. No need to criticize others

[@seharsiddiqui2626]

Ja richtig

[@talhamazhar7885]

There's always space for wisdom, and we should stop the scripts and visuals which are glorifying wrongs, so it's everyone's right to criticize those saas bahu dramas.... No one needs that, if you will show right things, people will watch...

[@zoq-e-aahang401]

So in these depressed times the toxic & misogynistic saas bahu serials are the beacons of entertainment and happiness for people!? Lol bravo😂

[@Hajmal]

Why is it important to add a gay chapter in an already very good story, just to make it internationally recognised??? Disappointed

[@hadithHeritagehub]

Exactly 💯 same

[@arsalkhan9034]

How does that is anyway take away from the story? It is not something new or diffrent from the rest of the themes of the story. How much international media do you watch? I imagine not a lot if this is your take on how good work is recognized worldwide.

[@Vidya-pp3ho]

Gay angle was it necessary

[@carstuckinmud]

This scene portray the neglected child mental conditions . He was all alone to take care of mother . The worst happened with kid .

[@timyk21]

Believe it or not those people exist, step out of your conservative mind where you think everyone needs to be the exact same

[@kashf2330]

I am loving this comment section, how everyone is writing their own perception of the story. Reminds me of the days when we used to have fanfiction groups on Facebook.

[@Enayat.yousafzaii]

#NOFAHASHI #NOBARZAKH

[@artffan5413]

Ye agaye police waly​@@Enayat.yousafzaii

[@shehazsindhu97]

Watching this drama requires a significant amount of time and concentration. It’s not an easy watch at all. The direction, writing, videography, cast, and performances are artistically top-notch. However, I keep wondering if it’s worth watching until the end, given the substantial time and patience investment required from viewers.

[@nazs3332]

I’m proud the makers of this drama. It’s not for everyone. But handful want their intellectual faculties challenged. Love it

[@shehazsindhu97]

@@nazs3332 I enjoyed movies like *Inception*, *Primer*, *Shutter Island*, *Pulp Fiction*, and *Interstellar* because not only they challenged my intelligence but also enriched my knowledge. More importantly they are entertaining in their own way. The careful effort of watching them was very rewarding. I hope *Barzakh* has similar value. So far, I've watched two episodes

[@TheStoryTeller-r6o]

Totally agreed. They expect audience of today to try and understand the story they're trying to convey. It's not going to happen. Noone has time these days to try to figure out a a drama. It's very off-putting.

[@JM-iy1qf]

You dont want to miss a single second of the episode..so intriguing, engaging ,complex yet you want to divulge yourself into that complexity to find the links/threads of the reasons behind it.. masterpiece i must say..each n every actor has done a fantastic job

[@syedaaishaa]

Absolutely

[@nida139]

JUB tk ye log or in ko appreciate krny walay log REAL mei BARZAKH nahi pohanch jaty. They are not going to understand what BARZAKH is. Allah hamary gunah maaf kry. Ameen

[@HafsaTariq-rh8oi]

Bilkul cool bnny ky chakar main begarat ho ky besharmi ko normalize kr rhy yeh log

[@Shabanaramzanofficial]

Well said

[@Sfurqam2355]

Exactly💯tab inhen pata lage ga

[@Enayat.yousafzaii]

#NOFAHASHI #NOBARZAKH

[@Khanigamingg]

@@nida139 you what barzakh is ?

[@ha3908]

Going on bicycles with your crush to the village, my boy living the call me by your name realness lol

[@irbazkaramat3232]

ikrrr

[@Nawal720]

Ya right😂

[@eems4565]

omg the call me by ur name reference I LOVE U LMAO

[@turablaleka673]

They better end up together or im fighting ( ik that wont happen but im hoping )

[@eems4565]

@@turablaleka673 unfortunately dont think pakistani society wud b ready for any sort of queer relationships 😭🙏 but we can dream lol

[@abd5182010]

Guys chill this series is for the Indian audience not for Pakistani so chill guys, ignore it. If you don't like it, don't watch it. There are many drama series to watch.

[@anshiyadav6746]

I think tum sahi keh rahe ho mujhe yeh drama bhut pasand aa raha hai Zee never disappoint from India🇮🇳

[@08_kaseemfatima66]

I am from india... pakistaniyo ko mi pak khyal ka samjhte the hddd hh ye to India drama me abhi tk strt ni kiyeee gadhooo .. Totally disappointed from india😿😿😿😿

[@sarasafa-j4m]

Its not about India and Pakistan we are similar in culture , as our origin are same , culture ,tradition , family values are same and despite of Islam and Hinduisim in every religion right is right and wrong is wrong other wise the things will be bitter more than ever it happened. So end of the story it's against of our culture , and our religion .

[@sarasafa-j4m]

It's about

[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

​@@sarasafa-j4myou seem to know very little about Hindu culture and Hindu religion. The problem is you don't even know your own society or it's history.

[@shivani231992]

The best thing about this series is the feeling of a theatre play.. It feels like we are watching a play in real time with all the lighting being spotted on the scene and then the scene slowly and steadily shifts to the another part of the play 👌😍

[@zareenhamdani4186]

It's a unique effort to depict Barzakh concept but it could have been more interesting with urdu subtitles to catch up the more viewers 😊.

[@priyamehta3111]

I felt the same

[@khaledonvlogs]

The scene when fawad was coming out of the room and suddenly stops.. that gave me goosebumps.. no sound effects like horror movies.. but creating an aura which is amazing… too much of deep concept.. can’t be missed at all… hats off to the writer and director. And sanam sayed your acting has gone so so far… amazingggg everone ❤

[@rabiathenurse]

Who is this women?

[@most_wanted_edits]

​@@rabiathenurseshe is Shehriyar's mother.. his father's 2nd wife

[@sabashafi1689]

Bayee story kya hai ye tou bolo

[@anuradhajha3400]

O bhai that scene... O my god

[@Rimsamudassar]

Every single person who is watching this vulgarity please stop it. This is against Islamic ethics. Protect your IMAAN, boycott thi drama. If you call yourself Muslim then you all better prove yourself as Muslims Infront of Allah, Infront of others by taking this step. Agr khud ko burai se nhi rokenge to kahan k Muslims ham?

[@afifalaraib9159]

Take a bow Salman Shahid. What an absolute wonderful performance he has given. I came here for Fawad & Sanam but SS has reminded us why he’s a legend.

[@zebunnisachughtai]

Emotional to see that filmmakers and actors are finding a way to create meaningful, poignant, quality cinema despite all odds. So heartwarming to know we have the talent to produce beautiful art. Some of the shots were reminding me so much of Wes Anderson's directing style and it is so nice to see a it with a backdrop of the breathtaking Hunza!

[@beelalafzal]

"𝘥𝘦𝘬𝘩𝘢 𝘯𝘢 𝘵𝘩𝘢 𝘬𝘢𝘣𝘩𝘪 𝘩𝘶𝘮 𝘯𝘢𝘺 𝘺𝘦𝘩 𝘴𝘢𝘮𝘢 𝘢𝘪𝘴𝘢 𝘯𝘢𝘴𝘩𝘢 𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘺 𝘱𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘳 𝘯𝘢𝘺 𝘥𝘪𝘺𝘢 𝘴𝘰𝘤𝘩𝘢 𝘯𝘢 𝘵𝘩𝘢 𝘬𝘩𝘰 𝘨𝘢𝘺𝘢 𝘴𝘶𝘱𝘯𝘰𝘯 𝘮𝘦𝘪𝘯 𝘩𝘶𝘮" Every scene of Aaqa's big son gave chills. Best acting in this series so far. Level 👌

[@almasmshaikh2781]

Nice😊

[@Rimsamudassar]

Every single person who is watching this vulgarity please stop it. This is against Islamic ethics. Protect your IMAAN, boycott thi drama. If you call yourself Muslim then you all better prove yourself as Muslims Infront of Allah, Infront of others by taking this step. Agr khud ko burai se nhi rokenge to kahan k Muslims ham?

[@ayshkhan8523]

​@@Rimsamudassar😢Mjhe tw khuf ara h humry pakistani actors isko promoto kr ry h ya allah iman ke halat m wapis bulna humy 😢 fitna h yeh tw

[@craftyones577]

Gay spotted😂

[@beelalafzal]

Chin Tapak Dum Dum 😅​@@craftyones577

[@siimranway2663]

I have been watching Pakistani serials for years. This is something that nothing is gonna come even close to comparing in many many years. The cinematography, background music, colour grading, storyline everything is incomparable. What beautiful direction.

[@Juniorclerk03]

ASIM ABBSI has set the bar of content so high that it is difficult to watch typical Pakistani content , THATS NOT FAIR

[@WaseemAyyan]

Love it❤

[@raogirl1421]

Mjhy to ye drama smjh hi nhi araha k story kya hai mjhy adat hai cut kr k dkhne ki or kch palle nhi para😂

[@iqrakhan2936]

Same here😂

[@fahzaa.1707]

Me too 😂

[@MeharMujahidamin]

Hahahah same 😂

[@raogirl1421]

Ab jb smjh aega to boycott krungi na 😂

[@Adanfatii]

Us😂👍🏻

[@mrs.nadirali8733]

I understand the concept of this complicated drama by reading the thesis and research study of audience in the comments section 😂

[@cutefunny8630]

😂😂me too, first episode mein boy shirt utare scene tha aur bechi ka jumla k maa bhe aisi awaz, that's it, Kuch ser na pair

[@Enayat.yousafzaii]

#NOFAHASHI #NOBARZAKH

[@Vhagar_Green]

As a Pakistani drama watching audience I want to address something... Unfortunately Pakistani society has deeply ingrained cultural taboos related to sexuality and intimacy. Viewers may feel uncomfortable with bold scenes due to these taboos, yet they may not express the same level of discomfort when watching scenes of domestic violence aired at primetime slots on TV. This inconsistency reveals a lack of critical reflection on cultural norms.

[@Balerion_The_BlackDread]

Couldn't have agreed more 💯

[@sunnydays_____]

@@Vhagar_Green thank you for saying that !

[@RavenfromTeenTitans286]

Well said. I mean, Danish Taimoor, who's 41 years old, is romancing Laiba Khurram in a drama aired in a primetime slot, who's young enough to be his daughter. There's almost a 20-year difference between the couple. Similarly, there was an extremely uncomfortable scene in Jaan Nisaar, but that was fine. I'm not saying what they're showing in Barzakh is right, but at least the show admits it's not for children.

[@sab-ali]

You do understand that every immoral act is not of the same degree. Thappar marna aur zina krna are two very different levels of sins. Besides 2 wrongs don't make a right.

[@generalknowledgeportal5952]

Taking sin a sin is not suppose to be a taboo, zina and homosexuality is not some sort of less intense sin....

[@rifsanahusain6116]

This drama feels like as if you are reading a book n living with that ; As i read a lot i m seriously getting so much curious to watch this drama till the end . And the way the characters have been portrayed is simply just so amazing.

[@rahuldhabra2848]

Exactly 💯💯💯

[@Ubaid525]

All those people who have problem with this drama can go and watch "Tere bin" instead of crying here in comments

[@ambereenamber3704]

Agreed 😊

[@shaguftasaif934]

People don't have any problem until they show Zina, homosexuality as something normal showing stuff which is Haram in Islam is totally unacceptable they should keep the drama for audience In USA and those who r inspired by the west...hats off to those who r inspired by these senseless concepts

[@emanfatima5643]

I think you are new generation guy who likes all the things like zina and doing this hmm... And i think you also not close to the Allah because at least who closest to the the Allah that person can not promote it and said that it is a good series and they all doing right..🙂

[@Gulafshan41]

Dimaag laoo or Deen seekh bhn

[@emanfatima5643]

@@Gulafshan41 g g bilkul apko deen samjhny ki ashad zaroorat han..🙂

[@alihaiderthehalfhuman194]

So Scheherazade is the daughter of mehtab and jaffer? When the villagers tried to kill mahtab she was saved by fairies and there Scheherazade was born then she came back to her father. That's why she is the bridge between two worlds.

[@sabanoor9913]

Yeah..same thoughts

[@syedaaishaa]

Yes absolutely, thats the mystery behind the whole story

[@shaziakhan569]

So she is older than the brothers?

[@NehaKhan-fe1gr]

Wonderful observarion

[@WaseemShah-n3i]

​@@Youditor_18I'm also same like you here😊😊😊

[@sunnydays_____]

Those who enjoy watching saas bahu dramas where women are slapped and oppressed should with all due respect sign off from the episode. That is vulgarity. Also, this is not a drama, its a web series. Grow up. Broaden your mindset.

[@sootheandheal289]

@@sunnydays_____ whatever drama or Webseries Artists aor directors are not allowed to promote vulgarity Lqbtq in our country.we are muslims we dont allow this culture in our land. Atleast saas bahu drama dont go against our religion.wakeup before its too late to handle this culture.dont Follow west they are regretting and now we are going to make ourselves regret if this agendas are not stopped.

[@shahjahanakbar1960]

@@sootheandheal289 Darling this was made for India so please piss off

[@Smamemes]

​@@sootheandheal289there is a difference is promoting and showing. The writer is half British and the produced by Zee5 only the cast are pakistani. If people actually blindly follow this without knowing the tragic backstories attached to it then they are not Muslims at all.

[@sophiaq3779]

⁠@@Smamemeshowever you feel about the show, please give Pakistan more credit than just “only the cast is Pakistani.” Rather you should have said “only the production team is Indian.” Everyone else is Pakistani. We’re going to own our art and give credit where due.

[@hafsabutt4718]

Behen ko b dikha do

[@muhammadsaeediqbalkhan6536]

Watching banned things is like being in a secret club. You're part of a group that's brave enough to seek out knowledge and ideas that others are afraid of.

[@aimydemi7540]

Yeah but deriving the right conclusion is also important.

[@muhammadmohsinfarooq2891]

True... and btw they look so cute together

[@yoto-rv8ns]

@@muhammadmohsinfarooq2891 fr frrr

[@dainali1318]

Being a Pakistani i would say its a masterpiece

[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

❤ be safe.

[@zainpirzada2589]

Even if the series is not your cup of tea but each frame itself is so mesmerizing that you should watch it only to appreciate the beauty of the frames. Each frame is a painting. The white and gray mountains, trees with autumn leaves even the references of apricots and mangoes to show the autumn colour, each and everything is so thoughtful. The story being set in the season of fall to the souls having stones on their back, everything is so well thought out. Asim Abbasi should do more work tbh.❤❤ P.s. Did anybody notice the baby bump of Mahtab? The blood stain on it indicates that maybe her family killed her in the name of honour as she was pregnant. 53:30 to 53:40

[@sonalipal6]

Also thinking that ...

[@muniranoorani3996]

Yes . I think Sanam Saeed is her daughter .

[@zainpirzada2589]

@@muniranoorani3996 Maybe. Also in the first episode when Aaqa asks her name and she says 'aap ne he toh rkha tha bhool gye'.

[@nudratnayab9571]

Can anyone tell me, where it was shoot?

[@khalidafaisal5651]

Hunza ​@@nudratnayab9571

[@readingcorner6021]

It is all about Love and soul mates. I am least bothered with anything as Asim tried to show every form of love in every possible way. Love is the core of universe.

[@1qR4]

True!

[@abdulrehmanzahidshah]

So you have same concept love is love dosent matter who is it

[@wajihakanwal7603]

I am completing feeling like in Shakespeare's era.... Although it's not possible to digest it's concept for normal people but there are some other type of audience like me ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AnasStreetPk]

Boycott this drama being a Muslim😢😢

[@ANAM_ArtHOME089]

Boycott

[@himynameis925]

BOYCOTT, BAN, BURN

[@nazs3332]

Your country Muslims wstch porn more than any other country in the world. But boycott this, an artistic drama?

[@gracie0808]

I can't get enough of the place, so beautiful,so pure and not ruined by overtourism... i wish it was easier for Indians to visit 😢

[@Shortsking-d2r]

@@gracie0808 it's skardu ,gilgit baltistan.

[@aishwarya2426]

We have plenty of this. Try Himachal, J&k, Ladakh. The entire northeast remains unexplored.

[@maanzj]

India is stunningly beautiful as well

[@gracie0808]

@@aishwarya2426 I havent been to Ladakh, but I have been to both J&K and Himachal, not to mention I loved them ardently... But that doesnt mean I cant wish to visit some other place that I really liked.. ive been to someplaces in northeast as well, they are beautiful but the geography isnt the same as gilgit region.. only thing close to that is Ladakh

[@gracie0808]

@@maanzj for sure❤️

[@faizanmushtaq7171]

13:56, Aaqa told his grandchild that the snowpeak is the child of mountains and refers to it as a bridge. In the first episode, it was shown that the meaning of Sanam Saeed's character is "Mountain Baby". My theory is that Sanam Saeed is the bridge between the two worlds.

[@ridazahrachangezi]

Shes daughter of mahtab and Aaqa

[@european-f6z]

@@ridazahrachangezi i don't think so,, mahtab sy tu shadi hoi he ni tha aqa ki,,,

[@ridazahrachangezi]

@@european-f6z zaruri tou nahi shadi se he bacha ho apny pehla scene nhi dekha kiya

[@ridazahrachangezi]

@@positiveenergy633 and maybe later she was saved by fairies

[@NisaKhan-nr9oi]

You missed the biggest moment of the drama which created all trouble

[@aminayaqoob5642]

Smjh tu wese kisi ko b ni aarai Bs sb cool bnnay k chkkr men keh re This is not everyone’s cup of tea 😂 Anyways i m loving the scenery and Sanam Saeed ❤

[@sajidalikhan4998]

Very true same here😂😂😂😂

[@european-f6z]

smjh sy bahir hai sb k 😂

[@salarhassan3905]

😂😂

[@0786khot]

Ha smjh nhi aa rha yaha comment m toh sab tarif kar rhy

[@sanarana5601]

Pta nhi ko si depth hai es mn jo humy smjh nhi arhi, koi mounh sr hi nhi story ka,

[@faizqureshi5082]

Yaar Kya Hai Drama America to samajh hi nahin a Raha skip bhi nahin kar sakte aur Samajh Mein Nahin a raha hai😂😂😂

[@carstuckinmud]

How sad the old men left behind an alive women and a son behind for the sake of dead one . Is not sounds hellish on the part of that old men .

[@Venella3567]

I agree. He had no business marrying and procreation and spreading his unhappiness. Why did he have to marry, if all he wanted was to unite with a dead woman.Despicable, even if this is a story

[@tabi151214]

May be he was trying to find same love that he did with mahtaab but ultimately realized he can't love any woman like her and that's when decided to marry her and also take revenge from villagers...

[@riffatrazzaque8390]

Did villagers killed her??​@@tabi151214

[@meowyon2280]

No, he left to marry his second wife for success. Rewatch the scene and focus on dialogues

[@HealthcarewithDrBushraNauman]

Woman did same ,she ignored her son for a bad husband who left her and couldn't see the love of son

[@MsAlishaan]

Seriously? Can't we have quality entertainment that doesn't pander to western norms? Why do we need to include dirty scenes & jokes? Have we no integrity? No originality? No moral standards? Can't we create material in keeping with our sensitivities & norms?

[@GlamStrokz]

Did someone stick a gun to your head and forced you to watch?

[@jashnchahal7544]

Why should they pander to your preferences? Lol the director makes what he wants to. You have no right containing his creative expression with what’s suitable to your preference. Art is open ended.

[@sarabatool3831]

​@jashnchahal7544 as a Muslim we do have right to speak against it

[@banchan9oo]

what norms? like... harassing women when they walk the streets? child sexual abuse? child labour? rapes inside the mosques? okay the writer/director might notice and make a series on it for you. now chill may be.

[@sarabatool3831]

@banchan9oo both of these things are wrong, showing nudity and lgbtq cannot be justified by the wrongs happening in our society. Period

[@Cape_of_GoodHope]

Many Pakistani dramas perpetuate harmful stereotypes by portraying women as submissive, docile, and accepting of abuse. Some viewers may criticize bold scenes involving women or men but remain silent when male characters exhibit violent behavior against women. This gender bias reflects a societal problem specially in Pakistan where unequal treatment is often tolerated.

[@Drogon_GOT]

I agree 💯

[@hasnainumerkhanzada]

Don't need to panic at all, this series is exposing the true shit of our society.

[@HafeezUllah057]

That true shit must be happening at your home not us

[@izharullah7144]

This story is narrated by the mountains about people who dwelled among them. None of them are alive. These are their spirits.

[@stargirljules]

Interesting take

[@fantasticcreativity6136]

People are saying about gay .But instead they showed how much that miserable child was who left alone to take care of her mother .They showed how everything changed his mind of being alone, depressed

[@wajihamalik2024]

Phr us n hi apni mmaa ko mar dia?? Smhmjh nh ari story

[@sab-ali]

Hhis sexuality did not change because if that. He was interested in men from the start

[@ubsagudots]

Bhai jis ne nh dekhna jan choro mar mar k koi international level ka script aya hai hamen dekhny do ,....

[@mighty21-kg2rh]

I think u like gay stuff!! Thats why so much support😅

[@larevolte6822]

@@ubsagudots bhai the degrading comments from pakistanis are getting on my nerves ... Are they living under a rock or something? 6th class ke bacche ek dusare ko gay bolke haste hain...lekin yahan toh grown men lage pade hain Bhai there no level of education there🫡

[@amberinezaki969]

@@mighty21-kg2rh You just revealed yourself as a complete twat..

[@mehwisha.salman5517]

Makes sense! We all have choice.

[@Kubs-wp1xu]

Right

[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

I am amused by all the lamenting momins who are diligently but secretly and lasciviously watching these episodes and beating their chests in hysterical chagrin.😂

[@neehatariq4854]

It seems like Shehrezad is the eldest child of Jafar he had with Mehtab without a wedlock as in the end scene they show pregnant Mehtab. Also Mehtab had Shehrezad when something supernatural was calling her towards it may be the land of Koh e Qaaf where fairies live according to a mythology that exist in the mountains of North that's why shehrezad has a very mysterious vibe. this series is very well crafted piece of fiction and people with imagination can enjoy it the fullest. This series target audience is fiction readers, people who used to read stories like Umro Ayyar and Harry Potter.

[@Gaming_12336a]

Tifle koh

[@ZeeshanAli-nx8sm]

The only Pakistani drama which needs to be explained in the comment section ..what a master piece ❤. What a writeup my Asim Abbasi and the direction is next level ✨

[@muhammadroshaanzaib639]

Kadiani spotted

[@tehreemjamal4493]

Connections seen in episode 2 : The lady drops a painting in Saif Ullah’s room - that painting was seen in episode 1 where she was painting it - the lady seems dead but stuck in this world I assume. The painting is from Saifullah’s past where he kills the pigeon - I think he killed the pigeon as it him “committing a sin” or as it was stated in the episode the “sacrifice” - in the first episode he is seen using handkerchief over his palms to clean his hands as if his hands are covered in “blood” in this episode we find out that he killed his mother. Jaffer Khanzada marries his second wife Dr Afroz Anwar and it was shown that she gave birth to All-girls sextuplets - where are the girls? Theres a a deep connection between missing girls and Mehtab. There is no indication as to where these girls are. Sanam Saeed doesnt seem like a human - she seems like she can communicate with the dead. Her tattoo which showed up in the end further predicts her as a strange being. The girl that disappeared was taken away by “mehtab” as they villagers call her “Mountain whore” meaning this has happened before where girls have gone lost - I believe girls who are abused disappear - in the scene the guy is seen taking about how the girls brother did something to her - In this case maybe raped her or abused her. Mahtab is seen as a pregnant woman at the end and I believe she was killed by the villagers and Jaffer burried them under the tree as a revenge. Fawad khan is a psychiatrist and he loved his wife Leena - he will having difficulty moving on from his past. Both the wives of Jaffer can be seen and they both have white fingers - maybe suggesting their died due to lack of blood circulation i.e they are murdered? Sanam Saeed can see the roots of the red tree as well as the red cloth came on her suggesting she has a connection with this world and the other world. Maybe Sanam Saeed is the child Mehtab lost?

[@amreenshaikh5313]

Great summary 👍🏽

[@fam9953]

what a great analysis it really cleared much of the stuff

[@zohaibarif2745]

مجھے بھی اس ڈرامے کی سمجھ نہیں آتی بس دیکھ اس لیے رہا ہو کہ پاکستانی اس کے خلاف ہیں کون کون اس لیے دیکھ رہا ہے

[@zaryabbintemuhammad953]

Hmara b same hal hy

[@ZaraSaghir]

Same 😅

[@baigview5234]

Kya ap Homosexuality k sath ho? & chaho gy k apki bata b kisi larkay ko pasand kray & os k leya ap ko chor dy?

[@waqasnaseer6343]

maza a rh hai

[@uzmaasher97]

Me 😊same thinking 🤔

[@sabafatima6328]

I am amazed how all these muslims in the comment section are talking about “imagination” and “creativity” People it is a known fact that Pakistan is getting funding from the West to promote homosexuality. Turkish dramas have been modern for a very long time but they have never promoted homosexuality in their shows. You can be creative, imaginative and artistic without disrespecting your religion or showing vulgarity. They are targetting the society. Wake up and see what they are trying to promote in Pakistan! Btw, this is the second time Fawad Khan has worked in a project promoting homosexuality.

[@Boudayoussefraqs]

lol

[@saifhaq4998]

Lol. Pakistan mein jitni bacha baazi hoti hai humain west ki Brain washing ki zaroorat nai

[@aishwarya2426]

Yikes. Grow up.

[@sabafatima6328]

@@aishwarya2426 I was addressing to the Pakistanis. You are exempted. You enjoy barzakh👍🏻

[@artffan5413]

Not everyone lives in a bubble. I'm a Pakistani. Love each and every scene of this show.

[@khurshidanwer6118]

it is ok if you want to create a sensation but it should have boundaries , don't shoot vulgar scenes, and don't tell us to switch off the youtube, we will comment at all the indecent scenes, why can't you show a decent movie? If you speak english does it mean you have an excuse to be vulgar? 😮

[@shravyaamin8346]

Why is vulgar in it? Have you never heard of men being intimate with young boys in our subcontinent..... Abb tumhe vulgarity yaad aa rahi hai magar

[@janetsaleo-an9760]

@@Nomoreprocastination l don't see any vulgarity here..

[@naveediqbal2175]

Where u see the vulgarity?kindly guide me

[@larevolte6822]

Arey bhai grow out of your homophobia.....the world is moving forward...don't be regressive Also I feel people who linger in between are the worst...either be a complete bigot, live in a village lead a village life, dont use phones, internet, computers Or move with the pace of the society

[@sunnydays_____]

Absolutely ​@@larevolte6822

[@shabizia4545]

Just a different story doesn’t make anything a masterpiece. Its different from other local dramas. Yes it is. But is this a masterpiece. No way. One just cant call everything a master piece. Literally, hundreds of shows are better than this. Even so many pakistani dramas are better than this. And it is not necessary to throw lgbtq content and vulgarity to make it popular. There is no place of that in our religion and even in our culture. Thousands of dramas with such content are being made nowadays. At least be honest with your roots.

[@ssaamiaa]

well i agree, we should

[@salikkhan6081]

In Arabic lexicons, barzakh is defined as “barrier,” “a barrier between two. things,” “a barrier between paradise and hell,”4 as well as “the grave,”5

[@ShamweelKhan-vm1zh]

Guys we should highlight the zina elements on our socials and try and ban this fitna please

[@ANAM_ArtHOME089]

Bilkul boycott

[@infomasterim8231]

I saw nothing special except the first episode starting nd everyone is giving Oscar to the series from their sides 😂

[@Arwamuhammad.2017]

Lanati hai lanati logon ke liye banaya gaya hai.. takay mazeed gunnah se janahum me darajat buland ho ..lanat beshumar

[@a.basir.k873]

Go watch something not on youtube, you will enjoy that more

[@Smamemes]

There is so much more to saifullahs character then just liking men and people dont realise that and judge him.

[@Namrakanwal]

Where did he tell that he is gay

[@revenge_taker]

​@@Namrakanwal hr cheez batanay sy hoti hai ab mein tery pait mein chura mardo or kuch na bolo to mainy tera qatl nae kia?

[@mighty21-kg2rh]

​@@Namrakanwal didnt you see in first episode he was starring at that chef crotch area who has big one and he hesitates in front of chef! Dont be so lame

[@Smamemes]

​@@NamrakanwalKid him staring at a man showering, His scenes with Lorenzo and also watching him showering.

[@thehalaligang]

The pigeon scene. He beheaded a white pigeon in his childhood as a sacrifice to the nature for him being bad. Adult him wandering in the Bazaar where an unusual bird seller tries to give him the exact same looking white pigeon saying "leja tera hi hai" (take it. It belongs to you) he's definitely the kid in starting, staring at the man taking bath. Surface level symbolism. Absurdist way of depicting something to the viewers instead of directly and openly exposing it.

[@mirhajannat2936]

As a Muslim and Pakistani, I am Mirha..BOYCOTT this Drama... shame on you Fawad #No barzakh #No Fahashi

[@ZaviShah-r6b]

Yes

[@ANAM_ArtHOME089]

Yes I hate drama I hate actors lant ho hmra Iman kmzor kr rhy ye log r hmry bacho ko Kya dekha rhy r sekha rhy yhi sb hona baqi tha r dekhna afsos ho rha

[@mojiznaqvi1560]

This drama is not everyone's cup of tea especially those who's looking for entertainment

[@azkamahmood8222]

Yes absurd and vulgar scenes are not everyone's cup of tea

[@najiakhan6415]

Drama means entertainment MAKE SUREEEE till now hardly understand the logic and killing his own mother like this that is the point I should STOP watching this psycho serial huhhh

[@noagenda4035]

Entertainment nahi to kya kisi majboori ke tehet drama dekha jaata hai?

[@najiakhan6415]

@@noagenda4035 it's about liking the content dear.... I wonder what Asim has written... It's all blurrr they need to clear the sky properly and explain audience about the logic of this drama in a dramatic way not like abstract painting

[@nudratnayab9571]

​@@azkamahmood8222zabardast 👏

[@ABDULLAH-bg3yw]

إِنَّ الَّذِينَ يُحِبُّونَ أَن تَشِيعَ الْفَاحِشَةُ فِي الَّذِينَ آمَنُوا لَهُمْ عَذَابٌ أَلِيمٌ فِي الدُّنْيَا وَالْآخِرَةِ ۚ وَاللَّهُ يَعْلَمُ وَأَنتُمْ لَا تَعْلَمُونَ بے شک جو لوگ پسند کرتے ہیں کہ ان لوگوں میں بے حیائی پھیلے جو ایمان لائے ہیں، ان کے لیے دنیا اور آخرت میں دردناک عذاب ہے اور اللہ جانتا ہے اور تم نہیں جانتے سوره نور آیت نمبر 19

[@FairyAhmad]

اللہ نے انکو ہدایت دینی ہے یہ تو شیطان کے پیروکار بن چکے ہیں

[@shahidaparacha5925]

بڈھے بھی حرامی ہو گۓ یہاں تو ۔۔دگڑ دلو تم سب کو اللہ پاک سیدھا جہنم لے جاۓگا

[@samsammasmas724]

Surah Noor Ayat 19 Is the best reply to this behayaee

[@AtiqaKhan-r6q]

Beshak.

[@Ansaw7v]

Beshak

[@Eveready-b2u]

Good show but they shouldn't promote LGBTQ. I can overlook the magic part and to some extent homosexuality in this show because the characters aren't shown as religious Muslims. They look more like modern atheists who just happen to be born in Muslim families.

[@madihaali5245]

​@@SumairaChowdhury Well we can't put religion aside ever.... And this is not normal at all... They are promoting it... Showing something is promoting it unless Ur not condemning it in the series....

[@YasirKhan-n1t9g]

Yahi soch Le k chalty rho Karega fir Pakistan tarakki

[@Nas_Raf]

Perhaps we should talk to the mullahs in the madrassas about homosexuality-they are the greatest promoters of it 🤫 I’m more bothered by THAT versus what is being depicted in cinema & art. Also, while we’re on the subject of “promoting” - how about we stop showing women getting slapped, enslaved, ab*sed, greed of jahez & blackmail….

[@sarabatool3831]

So this is your definition of taraki, to janab ap nangay ghoomay. 😅​@user-gb3yl3jt1g

[@taetae......]

​@@YasirKhan-n1t9g mental disorder normalize krne se tarakki nhi hoti. Kabhi school nhi gaye kya

[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

To all momins complaining about this drama, a gentle reminder from Ghalib: جس کو ہو دین و دل عزیز اس کی گلی میں جائے کیوں

[@zarahtanwir6421]

Sorry l am not intelligent enough to understand and bear this drama. So honestly quiting after watching half of episode 😮

[@jazz..2050]

You need not to announce n be sorry

[@zarahtanwir6421]

You are right but social media is usually used for announcements.

[@akkkkk813]

😂​@@zarahtanwir6421

[@filza18pk]

It's the lacking of drama if it can't hold onto his audience

[@tenzingagya]

Thank you 😢

[@samairaahmad5910]

Pakistani viewer can't digest these type of dramas,,, all they want is danish taimoor type of serial same story same acting.. Or typical saas bahu.. Shaadi mangni talaak bss...

[@uzmaabdullah6922]

Tm jasy log Jo angreez banah k chakar main na gar k rhty na ghat k... Story line b kuch honi chye. Typical drama na ho par darma to ho.. Ye to koi pagal khana lag rha.. Na sir na pair

[@mighty21-kg2rh]

So you like gay stuff huh??

[@fhpirzada]

چلیں شکر ہے ۔۔ کہیں تو دوبدو لڑائی شروع ہوئی ۔۔۔ جی تو سمیرا صاحبہ اب آپ کی باری ۔۔۔ 😂 عظمی صاحبہ کو کرارا جواب دیجیے 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

[@nudratnayab9571]

​@@uzmaabdullah6922I totally agree with u, international media k liye apne values, culture aur Islamic culture k against bnaya gaya hai, Jews and western countries young generation ko mazhab se dour krne ki sazish me lagi huwi hain,iss me gay culture bhi dekha rahe hain,jo na society aur Islam me bulkul acceptable nahi

[@samairaahmad5910]

​@@uzmaabdullah6922are aapa aap toh bura maan gyi... Mujhe koi shauq nhi hai angrez banne ka or koi different story/drama dekhne se angrez kaise ho jate h.. Aese toh mai kabki korean bn jati... Khair rhehne dijiye .. Aap mt dekho.. Zyada dimagh lgana pd rha hoga na...

[@nomanaAli-u9n]

Isn’t this what paganism looks like! Regardless of how well this series has been presented, fact of the matter is that the story and narrative directly contradicts the religious beliefs of many!

[@Ayahlationdiaries]

Exactly one can whow barzakh and art without vulgar scenes in whole episode i see elborared homo scenes and essence of what actually barzakh is cant be seen why using the name if you cant really depict it! I mean use another name the

[@unkindtruck]

It isn’t obliged to cater to anyone’s religious beliefs. Did you see any description or disclaimer where it claims to portray reality? And even if it did, reality is different for all beings my brother.

[@tabi151214]

This series was never religious anyway... This is purely fictional.. an artist's creativity... Mystery and paranormal activities blended with past regrets and burdens.... Watch it after disconnecting with religious rules then only u could enjoy it..

[@Ayahlationdiaries]

@@tabi151214 sorry but the name barzakh itself is a part of religion the concept of merging it with all forms of forbiden elements is like molding it on the name of creative liberty!

[@Ayahlationdiaries]

@@unkindtruck then they should use name that is not affiliated with religion and should potrah a different scenario! Using name barzakh showing world after death and audience claiming no link with religion. Lol kills the logic

[@AssadullahFarrukh-e7f]

Many people are appreciating its cinematography of this drama, but they are saying that it is far away from our deen. But about 85 percent of things that we watch on you tube are also far from our deen, the women without proper Islamic clothes, the men abusing on online platforms and every thing, these all things are also far from our deen, I am not saying that this drama should be promoted but I am saying that all the other things that are normalized these day should also be boycotted.

[@justsofarah1]

I just wish they would speak less english, not because of anything but it’s a bit hard to understand what they are saying, maybe a bit louder? Idk if anyone else has this issue.

[@ayeshariaz6495]

Use subtitles

[@guriakhan4952]

Turn on subtitles

[@plum2600]

This drama seems to me about the surreal, enigmatic side to human existence in a far off place where the real and unreal thrive together but somehow prosperity and science have turned man away from what used to be the normal tendency to belief in the world of unknown.

[@focusonthepositiveside2748]

This drama may be different but we must never forget our religion and its boundaries. Since when nudity and lgbtq become halal? These elements were not necessary for the so called 'international audience' & 'legacy of cinematography'. Khushal khan is hungry for fame thats why he did such lowly scene. We shall discourage the normalization propaganda. If not then the time is not far away when our child will come to us saying ammi I'm gay astaghirullah are you ready for this??

[@ANAM_ArtHOME089]

Boycott

[@confessions404]

This is not a drama, it's a web series that too is not pakistani 🙄

[@CricketEdits_2000]

Those who don’t want to watch can simply not & let others watch in peace

[@najiakhan6415]

Yes we don't want to watch soooooo true YUCK 😢

[@hudamohammedhussain876]

people who don't want to read criticism about series can simply not read those comments. stopping people from criticizing makes you no different from the tere bin crazy fans

[@hassanahmed541]

​@@najiakhan6415tou na dekhen khatam baat

[@Samana1j]

Should I laugh? The boy hits his father and the father hits his child. I don’t know why it was funny😂

[@xoxoxo500]

😂

[@sherq7872]

Now they are teaching kids how to behave with their parents so sad to see this

[@yasirnawab5970]

Talking about wife and his mom

[@nabilahkhan1271]

⁠​⁠@@sherq7872they are showing a beautiful father-son bond. The duo love each other but also get mad at each other. They are not teaching kids anything. And also, this isn’t a show recommended to watch with kids.

[@banchan9oo]

@@nabilahkhan1271 true !!

[@sonalisahoo]

Such arresting visuals and clean storytelling! So, we could actually have multiverse of fairy folklores; this has reminded me of Bulbul. It was haunting and i have not wnated to revisit it ever but may I could go back and look for how the idea of violence against women and fairies as their default godmothers has been interpreted and included in the stories told by people in varied settings to suggest that any land that doesn't respect it's women is cursed by fairies and the allyship is immediately withdrawn. I have only Barzakh to credit my newfound interest in fairy folklores and magic realism. Looking forward to the next episode. Well done, team.

[@MuslimIslamic-r5p]

You Muslim

[@Project-Moonlight]

This drama is not for everyone. Don't watch it if you feel like it is something anti-religion. It is about love and all the curses that comes with love. Only the ones who have experienced something like this in real life should watch it.

[@HafizaNimraAziz]

اور جو لوگ اس بات کو پسند کرتے ہیں کہ مومنوں میں بے حیائی یعنی تہمت بدکاری کی خبر پھیلے ان کو دنیا اور آخرت میں دکھ دینے والا عذاب ہوگا۔ اور خدا جانتا ہے اور تم نہیں جانتے ( سوره النور ، آیت (19)

[@Enayat.yousafzaii]

#NOFAHASHI #NOBARZAKH

[@ZaviShah-r6b]

No Fahashi No barzakh

[@ANAM_ArtHOME089]

Right qamt khud btye ge q zarori Hy

[@misbahnazir9052]

Boht shukriya hafiz sahb is ayat ko share krny ka Allah hidayat day sabko

[@HafizaNimraAziz]

@@misbahnazir9052 Ameen

[@zahiyahassan9068]

It’s a beautiful backdrop and excellent performances but the story is very disturbing! You don’t feel well after watching it! Anyone relates to this?

[@mariyahkhan9963]

Yes. I feel restless. 😢

[@aribanadeembarakzai6385]

Yup.. Zara sa dekh kr chor dya he acha msg convey nhi ho rha is sy

[@ssaamiaa]

yes definitely messes with my brain and belief system

[@luckyfairy2833]

Yeah but still watching it anyways

[@rubabgillani5711]

Yr mjhy to smjh hi ni arha, ek ek jumla uper se Guzar rha h

[@maheenkhan9662]

Am i the only one who hadn't understand this drama till yet 😅😅

[@englishmedium7185]

Me Too

[@javedzahoor150]

Not alone

[@dahiyaC2]

Yes you are one of those

[@nudratnayab9571]

Ek pagal budhe ki story hai

[@nudratnayab9571]

​@@englishmedium7185❤

[@Vanshishahi2]

Such a masterpiece a classic cult. deserves atleast 100 million views

[@maanahil05]

The show does consist of homosexuality , but if u look at it on a deeper level you will also realize that Saifullah never had a normal childhood. His early memories were of his mum and dad always arguing over something. This shows us how he was traumatized. When he grew up his dad wasn't there and he had a sick mother left behind for him. He had to take care of her and see her suffer, which caused him futher trauma. He eventually killed his mother as he could no longer see her suffer. Saifullah was anything but normal. Homosexuality is a sin and if someone is practicing it, there must be some type of trauma which has effected their thinking. If you can help them, you will be rewarded by Allah (S.W.T) inshallah. The show on the other hand is beautifully directed and the story is something else. It does show some controversial things, but its only showing the things that are happening in the society. Hiding something doesn't mean that it will vanish from our society, it can be used as awareness too.

[@SelfCareTips88849]

Yea in Pakistan, only halala,mutah is acceptable,aur bahu ko nanga dekh ker uski betay se talaq kerwa ker shadi kerwana is acceptable

[@neha.khan.]

This masterpiece can only understand real artists. This is pure content. Loving it. This is not for every normal people. It's only for them who have a different and unique sense of seeing and living 🤌🏻. Truly so magical, suspenseful, thriller, mind bending and aesthetic ❤. What a direction! What a acting. Sanam's character seems so mysterious 💗. Can't wait for next episodes 🤍

[@plug_65]

😊in short for people who are liberal enough to appreciate homo sexuality ,LGBT, nudity......

[@saarakhan7948]

She is mehtab daughter

[@HafsaTariq-rh8oi]

Not a masterpiece just vulgarity

[@hassanahmed541]

​@@HafsaTariq-rh8oiapko agar vulgar lagta he, tou wo kiya he jo har pak ke drama mein dikhaya jaata he 2 larke ek larki 2 larki ek larka ki story talak shadi ke bahar flirting gossiping ye sab pasand he, agar koyi insan koyi topic highlighg karaha he you vulgar

[@malihayaqoob9109]

Drama cast, style, acting everything is excellent buy why promoting same gender attraction, didn't get that. Was it necessary? If yes. Then was it necessary to show a person watching someone taking shower. That is just so cheap and unethical. Didn't get tht. Otherwise bravo

[@yourdailydoseofmotivation9548]

It happens in real life also nothing absurb in showing reality..

[@Jiaaaaaa847]

Pakistani dramay mai dekh ly to cheap hojata indian mai is sy barh k dekh lety aram sy ya american mai

[@sadiamufti8890]

100% agree

[@muzurizvi91]

Pakistan me reality me is se zyada gand hota he ager train ka wash room door na band ho raha ho tu log wahan bhi jhankte he

[@AyazKhan-zk1ze]

For the people who are saying "boycott this drama" I have to tell you guys to just stop watching it. You guys keep commenting under the episode without realizing that you're actually giving them more views. I have watched the first three episodes and I found it extremely disturbing so liust auit watching it. I would recommend the same to you guys. Don't give them attention and views because that's what they want. It's time to actually show them that we don't want to watch such content and make it a huge flop. I don't want it's last episode to get any views so guys show them what they deserve. Copied

[@ayeshariaz6495]

I don’t think so the main character samam saeed is mehtab’s daughter, i think she is trapped in between the believers of realistic and unrealistic world, she is just being respectful to Akka by accepting his all wishes. Other thing that is awkward tht this drama is surely showing gay characters for the first time in dramas i hope it doesn’t get banned bcz overall the drama is masterpiece ! Its impossible to skip any second in whole episode!

[@banchan9oo]

pemra can't ban this as this is not airing on a pakistani platform .. rest assured. 😅 also, this isn't the first time that queer characters are shown in a pakistani drama.. there was one ep of "kitni girhein baqi hain" on hum tv where sania saeed and farah shah played lesbians .. 😊

[@Abbieh07CB]

​@@banchan9ooI'm very happy to see more and more LGBTQIA+ characters in our dramas,This is what I call equality now!

[@juttxd9026]

"i wish you were on top of me" who's writing this kid's jokes💀💀

[@noorulain87]

Hahah I swear.. inappropriate jokes and those too coming out of a child's mouth xD

[@AhmadQasim100]

"This is the Pakistani 'Interstellar" :P

[@ankitabisht6070]

So true.. I am an Indian..and I just loved it

[@AhmadQasim100]

@@ankitabisht6070 "It's a good thing for us that you Indians love it, and here I must say that you Indians are very good at appreciating artists, regardless of who they are, which country they belong to, or what religion they practice. You give honor to the person, and that's commendable."

[@taetae......]

Interstellar? Loll

[@sab-ali]

Oh bhai interstellar kahan se agayi beech mein. Thora kum kro

[@abdulrehmanzahidshah]

Different in what way being different dosent make it right

[@Ali-vq1ig]

I have noticed that most of the people misunderstood the drama concept and take away message.... Bcz they have only negative things in their minds for every prospect by taking wrong support of deen ..... Sad

[@hammadakbar3771]

I'm not a fan of some of the stuff they're showing, like the kid making adult jokes or Saifullah's supposed romance. However, they are two small things that I am overlooking because of the gorgeous cinematography, the slow-paced story, and the phenomenal performances. First of all, I'd like to commend whoever cast the two dead mothers. Uzma Beg and Nighat Chaudhary. Despite not saying a word, they manage to make their presence felt. The small expressions and gestures are literally perfect. Salman Shahid, a legend for a reason. He's a kid with the kid, but his demeanour changes with Saifullah and Shehreyar. It's like three different actors are playing Jaffar. The kid, Syed Arham, was absolutely amazing. Can you imagine? Acting in front of a veteran, Fawad Khan, yet managing to hold your place. Wow. Speaking of, Fawad is Fawad for a reason. His outburst and then his apology, everything about his performance is so natural. The other Fawad Khan was also amazing. He was frustrated and struggling, and so were we because of how good he was. Last but not least, Sanam. Simple, subtle, and beautiful performance. The 2-minute scene where she wanders the forest, it's unbelievable how good she can be. Her expressions change so much within the 10 seconds in which she notices that woman in red in the mountains. She went from being curious to afraid to content, all within a few seconds.

[@focusonthepositiveside2748]

Overlooking? Jee jb ap ye normalize kr dengy na overlook kr k, or phr apka beta aa k bolyga papa meet my bf ya beti bolygi papa I'm pregnant without marriage, tu overlook kr lena ye sb bh thek ha? Astaghirullah how can people forget what happened to the people of Lut AS

[@hammadakbar3771]

@@focusonthepositiveside2748 oh bhai/behen... ache bure ki tameez hai mujhe. Yeh acha hai tum logo ka. Dekhna bhi hai or bura bhala bhi kehna hai. Har episode kay neeche comment bhi karna hai. Munafiqat to khatam hai tum logo per. Agar yeh sab gunah hai to dargaon pe jaager dua maangna or shadi shuda hoker affair chalana bhi gunah hai jo ker hamare TV per bohot aam ho chuka hai. Normalize karchuke hain. Kya uske bare main bhi aap itna hi bura manate hain?? Sab yahan apni marzi ka Islam jeb main rakh kar ghoomte hain

[@focusonthepositiveside2748]

@@hammadakbar3771 han krna ha comment taky ap jese wanna be liberal muslims k so called +ve comments k wja se log blindly support na krny lg jaen ye fahshi. Or apko agr achy bury k tameez hoti ya srf khauf e Khuda hota tu ap ye lambi comment nh krty support me. Kuch bh sochny se pehle yad kr len Lut AS k wife k sath kia hoa th or q hoa th.

[@focusonthepositiveside2748]

@@hammadakbar3771 han wo 100% ghlt ha or wo hoa aam q k logo ny usko point out kr k discourage nh kia. Or ap tu usse ziada ghlt krry ho, encourage krry ho. Tu kl ko ye nudity or lgbtq bh agr aam hoa, tu usme apka bh part hoga.

[@hammadakbar3771]

@@focusonthepositiveside2748 maine kisi ko encourage nai kia. Main khud dekh raha hun aur usi had tak mera comment bhi hai. Na hi main ise promote kraha hun. Maine har jaga 'I' ka istemal kia hai, jiska matlab hai yeh sirf meri zaat se wabasta hai

[@Balerion_The_BlackDread]

Pakistani audience who are getting offended for no reason. Here are some truth bombs for you: Selective Morality: * Some viewers may feel ashamed of watching bold scenes or content that challenges societal norms, yet they readily accept and normalize depictions of violence against women. Every second pakistani drama depicts domestic violence against female protagonist by misogynistic men and their evil mother in law but such dramas gain high TRPs. This selective morality highlights a double standard where certain behaviors are condemned while others are overlooked. STOP WATCHING IF YOU'VE PROBLEM. Learn to appreciate content for which you've to broaden your mindset.

[@eshucage2268]

The dramas which show voilence we condemn that voilence always talk about the negative roles their impact in mind sets of new generation and the whole audience .people are well aware these days and voilence is against morality and against human right no one in this world to be treated badly ok but homo sexuality and bold scenes which have been shown in barzakh are about cultural and religious norms there are certain limits set by both .how can you compare a voilence and vulgarity on the same level . We as a society still have our values rooted with religious norms and secondly the name barzakh it's back ground make it more weird when we see such nudity and there is no such need to show this .there are many ways to convey your thought process these evil things exist from the day one we just think they are in more practice cz they are now on social media but good n bad people n good n bad societies exist from the day man came into this planet earth so the point is you don't need to show such stuff just to please your international audience when the name of drama gives a whole other concept and being a Pakistani director people expect more of that.On Netflix and other paleforms are filled with such homosexual movies and characters if you target an intellectual audience then this point also fails here cz they have been watching this for so long .how you can justify these scenes when we don't need this and want this also.

[@rasool747]

Appropriate for what? Kuch smj na aney pr ya gays dekhnay pr 😂 For God shake aqal se kam lo aik bakwas cheez ko appriciate krney ki koi logic nai banta

[@sunnydays_____]

@@Balerion_The_BlackDread thank you! proud of you.

[@ambreenislam7941]

Ufffffff what a masterpiece it's turning out to be. It's like an abstract painting. Goosebumps all over

[@anshiyadav6746]

There own country don't like this masterpiece 😂

[@thebluntvampire]

There is an unsettling feeling to this drama. The tone and dialogues are not coming off as natural. The script is as if google translated from English into Urdu. Like they're using the aesthetics of our genre but for netflix purposes. We should adopt netflix techniques to suit our narratives and best complement our aesthetics rather than sacrificing our originality by fitting it into the Netfix mould.

[@Rightlyguided97]

Agreed... Dialogues arent natural. Feels actual dramatic 😅 Aesthetics are nice n all but smth is missing

[@s.s.m9936]

They are using some themes to fitted into Netflix and i felt those themes were forced. Other than that it is good..Asim has this style. You can see it in "Cake" too. Dialogues are like that there too

[@muniranoorani3996]

Are you watching from India or Pakistan ? The maker’s should know where the sound quality is different . . There are few sentences which are not very clear . Not the whole show .

[@thebluntvampire]

@@muniranoorani3996 I am not complaining about clarity but the general auditory component. Its not at par with the perfect visual component. A Pakistani.

[@thebluntvampire]

@@s.s.m9936 I liked "cake", the movie. despite its classist elements, cake had a more believable storyline.

[@maee7547]

aesthetically pleasing, amazingly written with performances delivered brilliantly. Barzakh has managed to surprise me with its authenticity. I had lost hope in pakistani media but this show has single handedly managed to restore it. I hope we get to see more pieces of media like this in the future !

[@stylobarbie3487]

Masha Allah itna kamor imaan

[@FAHIMBANARSI]

Again adding LGBT narrative to stay relevant and may be winning the metgalas by touching their favorite topics .. the irony .. such hypocrisy.. they could have easily lend another angle to saifullah's character.. with a beautiful name and such actions.. disappointed

[@AsaanZindagiwithBiyaKhan]

After Mrs n Mr Shamim.. promoting their agenda ... explosion starts

[@anumzahid1548]

Yar thik hai sb k concerns regarding homosexuality magic and fahasshi.. par ye naa kaho k Pakistani audience k liye obscene hai ye scenes.. bhai yehi Pakistani audience jb ja k indian series dekhti hai, subscription ly k Netflix py LGBTQ dekhti hai tb inky masoom zehan kharab nai hoty.. just take it as a project and appreciate the acting jesy kisi b novel ko parh k appreciate krty ho.. tb to masoom zehan kharab nai hoty.. har chez ko target krna hmara farz hai.. o kch nai hota yar is dramy k any sy bht phly sy Pakistan mai homosexuality magic sex sb chal raha tha.. is dramy ny kch alg nai kr dena . Bss drama samjh k enjoy karo yar "fiction" samjh k