Can Someone Answer These Questions About Mere Humsafar? |Is Wabaal Worth Watching?|Meray Humnasheen

00:00 Introduction
10:34 Jurrat Ke Nishaan
14:06 Pehchaan
22:27 Daraar
34:25 Meray Humnasheen
41:39 Fraud
49:41 Wabaal
01:07:19 Mere Humsafar
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[@sanaiftikhar8820]

I am actually very proud of my self for recognising Hamza’s problematic and evasive ways when it came to his mom’s abuse way back in the episodes where Hala tells him about the pulao and mujhe jala dein gi incident. And Hamza played it off like it was nothing or a joke both times. I was shocked that no none, not even drama critics took it up. Everyone was hailing him as the best husband on TV. Even now on episode day no matter how big of a screw up Hamza does, an article appears in every magazine hailing him as the best thing ever. I understand some of it might be PR, but still it gives young girls the wrong ideas. Our portals also need to be a bit more responsible. I am so so disappointed with both Fraud and Pehchan. How they started and where they stand. They were such promising shows.

[@ayeshaasha2276]

Yes. I think so.. Hamza is not a ideal men.

[@marvic76]

I agree with you. I think he is such a spineless man. He can see everything his mother does and yet refuses to believe what he can see.

[@aditidixit6764]

Very valid points. Well put. 👍

[@MiraasbyMariyamDawood]

Exactly he never acknowledge her trauma, never believed her completely, he even said " meri maa ke baare me mujhe kuch mat kehna " He keeps saying mene stand liya me tumhare sath rha but never really did something to solve her problem or make her life easier. I am really proud that I didn't watch a single complete episode, but unfortunately I am addicted to these reviews and my mom watches the show so.. 😂

[@aditie2355]

I agree on Hamza - the character has been not written well ! He was awesome initially but later they completely lost his arc. I also cannot understand why Halas dad has to provide for her security - she is married to Hamza n it’s his responsibility to make sure his wife n child are financially secure !

[@worktomiracle5782]

Mere hamsafar: Why is nobody talking about the fact that Hamza didn't even bother to ask his mom after returning home that why had you gone to Hala and what did you say to her ? He could go to Khurram to make a deal but couldn't ask a word to his mother . I mean Boy, just clarify everything from your mother regarding Hala's allegations.

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

Watched Wabaal for Talha Chahour…I’m glad it was interesting so far…he’s such a relatable, natural actor…nothing over the top…I hope he stays true to his craft…

[@ruksarkhan637]

I really would appreciate if the Haute platform can address to this scenario shown in the dramas that when ever the character is reaching Allah or better I say having a divine intervention they go to MAZAARS. For a Non Muslim watching our dramas they would take MAzaar as the ultimate holy place instead of MASjid Plz pass on this concern to the writers. YOur Platform is a very strong one . Turn people towards masjid for ibadat or Dua rather than Mazaars.

[@ForlifeNA]

Yes..this is exactly the thing to be noticed. I have written it so mamy times.thats why i loved aye mushte khaak. Bcz mustajab was shown just like any athiest would do. His first meeting with imam and all. Like a proper start for a new muslim. I have heard same stories from different non believers that turned to Allah. Even joram van and arnord vandourn forgot the spells. They went to a masjid for some other purpose but meeting with imam surprised them. They were just thinking about it....for sometime it was normal, then they pondered upon different issues..and thats how their journey started..for many people, it is the same. So better show imam, or spiritually intelligent person to show proper guidance to Islam, masjid and namaz.

[@amnaqureshi4501]

AGREED 💯

[@pandaalice7179]

@@ForlifeNA Yeah, Aye muste khaak had flaws but the way Mustajab's character changed into a believer was realistic. I hate when dramas shows mazaars as alot of non muslims watch Pakistani dramas.

[@samraz6958]

Yes!!!

[@muhammadyounis7698]

So true!!

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Highlight of the last episode of Pechaan was Syed Jibran’s acting. His dialogues as Adnan seemed to be coming straight from his heart. Very natural and touching. He said all the right things too. Hiba, however, I felt, lacked in performance in the last emotional, husband wife scenes. Anyway, a good, rational ending, happy for the sister leaving her husband.

[@mahadfraaz218]

Mere Humsafar really went from bad to worse. People are loving Hamza as if he’s an angel and I find this extremely confusing. Sure he knows how to talk nicely and he did that for a few episodes. But the way he chooses to be oblivious about the treatment of his mom towards his wife is extremely stupid. It really makes everything fall apart about the story. He knows how aggressive and Chalak his mom is and he’s even talked back to her about this before. But for some reason when he’s talking to Hala he purposely forgets everything and it just makes no sense. In one scene he shakes his mom vigorously for saying bad things about his wife and then he literally does not believe anything his wife says. He says to her that she should speak and clear her name and then he says stop because they want to stretch out these last episodes as much as possible. The level of stupidity displayed by both Hamza and Hala is alarmingly hilarious and the credit goes to the writer for coming up with this psychotic family and the director for creating an unlimited number of loopholes that leave your head spinning

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

Observing the views on this and KTK, it’s safe to say that the majority of the viewers lack sensibility and good judgment…

[@kauserkhan258]

Well said

[@sapnabhalla473]

Absolutely 👏🏽👏🏽

[@anusingh49543]

Last episode of Mere Humsafar was pathetic. They killed the whole charm of that show with the cringiest conversation between Hamza and Khurram. Producers and channel should be shameful that they took the audiences for granted. The only thing which made this drama hit was everyone’s performance specially Farhan and Hania. These two acted so organically that people got attached with the characters and they started living with them. I mean just look at the Farhan’ performance even in the stupid last episode, one can see that pain in his eyes. His voice modulation is flawless!! What a brilliant performers these two are!! It’s high time that makers should understand that you can make the audiences fool up to a limit. If you are turning these beautiful characters into shit to make just 6-7 more episodes. People will watch this till the end because they got attached to the characters but then they will think twice or thrice to watch your next project, doesn’t matter how much money and effort you put into it. Bollywood is one big example for taking audiences for granted. They have crossed the limits and now facing the repercussions. A big shout-out to Farhan Saeed and Hania Amir for making this content less drama this hit.🇮🇳 Love from The Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@henrypal3656]

I do have one criticism in the review where Amna says that the personality of Irha is not such that someone like a rich industrialist will fantasize about her. So this happened when I was working and I noticed that there was only one guy who was literally the hottest on campus plus a topper plus from the most top tier family u can imagine plus he had literally the most attractive personality i have noticed in a guy. I felt like I could have married him in a second as I too had similar traits and background. But i soon found out he was already married and I saw his wife. She was literally someone who makes Irha look like Marilyn Monroe. That plain. That bland. And it was a love marriage. My point is that it's just wrong to say that this "type" of person "wouldn't " be attracted to another certain "type". Each being whether fictional or real is unique and they have their own tastes and sometimes we r left scratching our heads but that's how it is..just commented on it coz I have heard Amna say this in multiple instances. Literally anyone can b attracted or can fantasize abt anyone. Even ppl who we fail to see anything in personality wise can be the most special person to someone.

[@lailasyed2392]

Agree

[@elenam4846]

Just a suggestion - why don't you guys consider doing a roundtable discussion with directors, producers, writers and actors? I think people would love to hear from people behind the camera - and then we can also get to know why some of them continue to make run of the mill dramas. 🙄

[@TheEkta212]

With the current storyline, I can't even watch Mere Humsafar anymore 🤦🏻‍♀️ Bhagwan jaane kya chal raha hai aaj kal.

[@varshakaurav]

Same here, paagal ho gaye hamza and hala

[@TheEkta212]

@@varshakaurav Exactly!! Couldn’t agree more. Plus, Hamza ki harkatein dekh kar koi nahi bolega yeh banda itne saal Australia reh kar aaya hai.

[@marvic76]

Hamza is a husband who all women should teach their daughters to avoid . He is such a weak man. Does not question his minter , no spine and doubts on his wife when one should doubt on his integrity as he has no guts .

[@nsq903]

Thankyou Amna for bringing this up! Today the team from my organisation returned from the camp they'd set up for flood relief in a remote area of the Punjab. I spoke to one of the young volunteers and what he said was shocking. The poor lost the least because of the floods because they didn't have much to lose anyway. It was the middle class which suffered the most as many had taken loans to plant crops and build houses. They did not have the capacity to buffer these losses. The poor never wore shoes because they could not afford them, never did, and it had nothing to do with the floods. The poor kids were covered with boils. But they always were. It was endemic. The poor never had enough to eat. In places where flood relief is reaching they are eating better and getting treatment for their skin lesions. What have our governments been doing for seventy five years?

[@samraz6958]

🥲

[@samraz6958]

🥲

[@sakiroks]

Hello from India! Here are my thoughts - Mere humsafar - Hala got triggered the moment she heard about losing her baby and her reaction was just a reflection of her PTSD. Hamza has been so confused and stretched between his mother and wife that he is not actually thinking clearly and just acting out in temper.

[@gareematiwari]

Absolutely correct.. Finally someone considered them both as humans.

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

I can understand Hala's reaction as she suffers from PTSD, low self esteem etc because of her constant abuse. But its Hamza's flip flop emotional behavior and stupidity that is driving me crazy. Why doesnt he go to his mom to check out what she said to Hala?? He is clearly not a man to dream about but anyways all this is just to stretch the drama for views. Ppl r invested in the chatacters because of the prrfofmances of the actors and that's the actual reason. Otherwise Hamza's character arc is not so believable.

[@sakiroks]

@@fayzahabeeb4093 agreeable to some extent. But, it wouldn't be a drama if there's no added masala. Imagine him going to his mom, obviously she will refuse. Same thing happened when Shahjahan gave abortion ills to Hala, he just couldn't trust that his mom could do something like that. He is an obedient son and has immense respect for his mother regardless of her negative attitude. Also, obviously at the end of the day, they do want to add some masala to the drama and hence, the stretch I guess

[@MAbd-pt8dv]

Wabaal: I liked the first episode of this drama. My favorite scene, like yours, was the meeting of Talha and Sara, which I thoroughly enjoyed and watched twice. Talking about the chemistry of the leads, the pairing is good and you can tell that they click right away. Hunbal's character is funny. A nice and decent start to the drama. Let's see ahead.

[@ahmedfarooq637]

I personally think Zanjabeel Asim doesn't deserve to be a writter 😪😪😪 so do others writers who write things with such irresponsibility

[@sammyann6382]

Fraud: I forwarded most of the episode. Mere Humsafar: This drama is giving me anxiety issues now 😳🙄😒

[@ipshi17]

Dear Hassan, The director and the writer of Mere Humsafar can only answer these questions. No one on earth has that brilliant mind like them 😅😅

[@asmajahan5451]

😂

[@marvic76]

Lol. You said it right 😃

[@salehaanarwala3367]

Hamza hala se bahot mohabbat karta hai .uski mohabbat me wo khuram ke pas jata hai usko laga ki hala khuram ke sath Khush rahegi kyuki usne khuram ke sath haste hue dekha tha

[@marvic76]

@@salehaanarwala3367 ,lekin usne yeh bhi sochna chahiye ki usme kya kami hai ki hala uske saath khush nahin hai.

[@ipshi17]

@@salehaanarwala3367 Magar jab Khuram ne bola woh Sarmeen se pyar karta hai toh Hamza ko yakeen Kyun nahi aaya? Ye kesi Mohabbat hai?

[@shahlajaved6676]

Hassan, I totally agree with you about Hamza. He is stupid. I don't agree that he's a good husband. He never listen and understand Hala's problems. She was worried that his Mum will take her baby away, and Hamza is saying " is this the only reason " . I mean this reason is not big enough ? It's all because according to Hamza his Mum is not a real problem.

[@Bia592]

Hala: she is in pregnancy depression and it can happen strong with first baby. She knows tai does what she wants whereas Hamza may not. Hamza is saying something else and doing opposite. She never listens to her wife, have seen her mother’s behavior towards Hala but still nothing… he doesn’t deserve Hala. This time Sameen and maryam are svaing grace

[@mahvishbari5718]

Agree with Hassan 100% on repeatedly showing torture on small children, or at least the channel should have a trigger warning. Many times small children end up watching these scenes unsupervised and it can disturb them.

[@duaakhawaja4338]

They should talk about Wehshi new drama on hum tv too. it's so triggering and horrifying.

[@mahvishbari5718]

Yes after the first episode the second episode made me really depressed, I couldn’t watch it.

[@sapnabhalla473]

Yes yes yes

[@kauserkhan258]

Totally agree

[@musadiqazam]

Don’t you think the children should be taught to not watch these dramas, instead of us not letting certain dramas from getting made? Just because a show is showing abuse towards kids, it doesn’t become bad, if the story is bad then I would’ve agreed with u, but till ep.4 i think the story has been good. Our dramas shouldn’t be kid friendly, nor should they be toned down due to kids watching them

[@nudrat3740]

In Canada Hum Tv is doing award celebration on 24th of sept. From your forum, I would like to ask them to set up charity funding in the same event. All the people attending the show can volunteer to contribute. Then it will not be a tone deaf celebration.

[@rashmina3226]

They already held a telethon yesterday!

[@kalam000]

They held a telethon and they have separate fundraising for Hum Awards too

[@farahali7361]

We already donated and will be donating more in sha Allah

[@samraz6958]

Yes

[@bhavitakumari6547]

Agreed with Aamna: Pehchan focused on just correction of her name. A naraaz biwi, went back after husband corrected his mistake of the name.. no focus on sustaining her empowerment. Also, the show went on like a chewing gum!

[@pinkytinky6037]

I thought Pehchaan was not as bad as you say in my opinion. It was different. It could have been 5 eps shorter I agree and the kids were too mature but it was a nice drama. Acting was great and I felt the wifes anguish. She fell into deep shock. She may have been unreasonable but I think it was shock. I think she didn't need the business for her Pehchaan as she always had it. I think it was nicely handled except the kids and a few xtra eps

[@yashsanchtales]

Because once Hamza said he is caring for baby in front of his mom that's why hala is trusting her mother in law words

[@pal.s1905]

Mere Humsafar is like ARY DIGITAL Budapa Pension 💐

[@sahargulzar8657]

Amina I think you have not been current of the contents of the pulp digests such as "khawateen digest", "shu'aa" etc. This genre of using religious sentiments with a mix of everyday/romantic theme was popularized by certain writers - the pioneer of this genre is Umaira Ahmad - who delivered a hugely successful episodic novel, after which there was a plethora of writers who took to this theme and wrote widely popular novels. Now, a large number of these writers are writing for TV. Also, the same demographic who read those novels has now matured into house-makers, this is a large section of your society and same people who are now the audience for these dramas.. So, to understand the rise of religious centered themes. You need to go back and study their rise in the early-2000 pulp fiction. and yes writers do have a very significant role to play here.

[@gareematiwari]

Dear Hassan.. I feel while discussing about Hala and Hamza in #merehumsafar , we are missing a very crucial point i.e. the van driver incident was left unfinished since Hamza ended up marrying Hala the very next morning. Coincidently Khurram actually saved Sameen from the very same driver, and hence entered Sameen's life and Rifat Manzil. When asked, Hala and Khurram both denied though for their own reasons but this again was a coincidence. To add on to that Hamza caught them red handed (in his opinion) at Khurram's house. Hamza is willing to believe Hala, if he wasn't.. he wouldn't have reprimanded his holier-than-thou mother for badmouthing about Hala.. But the series of unfortunate events, immediately after that confrontation, like witnessing Hala's uneasy distant behavior with him a while ago and then suddenly a put together Hala smiling & chatting with Khurram. Then in the next few hours being called by an enraged Nafees on urgent basis, Hala putting allegations on him & his mother and then straight away refusing to go back with him for the second time, made Hamza getting extremely hurt & feeling even more betrayed. We need to keep in mind that technically Hala and Khurram haven't been able to prove their version of truth with evidences yet.Another thing we need to remember is, we're having a satellite view or a third person perspective on the story and characters cuz we've seen everything that happened to both of them, but they're living breathing people in that story who don't know what is happening with the other person in their absence. Hamza didn't know what Sameen asked Khurram to do. Similarly, Hala didn't know that Hamza fought with his mother for her dignity. Those who say Hamza has been whitewashed and portrayed as an ideal man/husband.. No man can prove to be an ideal husband or wife to say the least. All men and women come with their own set of goods & bads and shortcomings. For Hamza not listening against his mother, we need to understand that from his perspective.. That his mother is the one who has made him something. He has seen his father's careless attitude towards his education and future throughout his childhood. He has seen his mother cutting short on her needs to fulfill his necessities. What Hala knows of Shahjahaan and what Shahjahaan is for Hamza as mother are poles apart. And it's not that he doesn't understand that his mother isn't fair with Hala. Time and again, he has disobeyed his mom, defended Hala, gave apt replies to her.. If not then he wouldn't have married Hala in the very first place or would have divorced her later but for any son it's really difficult to envisage his mother committing inhumane crimes with a girl, who is his wife. Hamza loves & respects both and himself is in tough place mentally and emotionally. I feel the bigger issue is we want perfect people to be shown on television or movies, but a perfect human being just couldn't exist. Both Hala and Hamza are imperfect humans like we all are. Now coming to Hala.. Hala is in a severe mental emotional turmoil. She's trying to deal with her insecurities every moment and remind herself of Hamza's love, care & trust, like defining Hamza with such beautiful words like jaan luta dene wala and telling Marriam that Hamza trusts her, he won't let her go etc etc.. But the moment Tai jaan scares her about losing her baby, all her traumas get triggered knowing the fact that Shahjahaan is a crooked go getter & more to that she hates Hala to another extreme and if she has decided to take away Hala's child, she will do it either by hook or by crook. She'll do that especially to give Hala the biggest defeat and stabbing her to death without even raising a finger at her and Hala can't afford to bear this loss. This baby is obviously 'everything' to her now. For Hamza, Hala knows how much of a faithful and devoted son Hamza is, and how much of a manipulative mother Shahjahaan could be.. She fears Hamza will do as his mother would instruct him to. About the allegations she has put on Hamza.. He was her last resort, and she knows that Hamza & his mother knows this really well, which is potentially a weak point for her and can easily be used against her. Also because initially Hamza didn't trust her at all and was cold towards her, but since she collapsed and the baby's life got risked, Hamza's behavior suddenly changed for her. This made her feel betrayed & disappointed by Hamza as well. During the expose & family confrontation scene, post Dadi's demise, Hamza himself said he can't let her go cuz she's bearing his child.. All of these made her believe Taijaan's words cuz due to his switching attitudes towards her, she had already become very apprehensive about Hamza's real emotions and motives regarding her. Lastly.. Hamza going to Khurram and not believing is a very apt example of a betrayed heart & baffled mind topped with loss of evidences. Also.. For Hamza I don't think Hala's complaints or his mother's action is an issue. Somewhere deep down he knows to a certain extent how his mother is, that's why she said to Hala, unhone kiya hai fir bhi mat batana, it means he knew. But as a son his mother is the same lady who made him who he is with her sacrifices. Its not easy for Hamza to confront his mother, and let's be honest.. Can we do so with our own mother so easily? It's not just respect and love but also the mental conditioning that we have as natives of Indian subcontinent or Asians. Here it's not like west that we move out at 16, call and ask to see our parents and send invites to parents for our wedding. We are a culture of family values, be it India or Pakistan.. Here parents are kept at a certain pedestal and dramas are definitely a reflection of the society they are catering to. Coming back to Hamza.. I feel what Hamza is bothered about is Hala's distant behavior with him when he went to see her and then a few minutes later her smiling and chatting with Khurram. Also, as a human Hamza must be reminded of Hala's weird behaviors, her crying, being uneasy ever since Khurram entered Rifat Manzil. He is hurt that the woman he loved, his wife, wasn't in love with him, wasn't happy with him. And when you genuinely love someone, the worst feeling you can ever have is.. That person is with you but not in love with you, not happy with you. Wo insaan aapka ho ke bhi na ho.. Isse zyada badi chot kisi bhi khuddar insaan ke liye kuchh nahin ho sakti. And if you love someone for real and have a certain level of maturity.. You choose to let them go if it makes them happy rather than forcefully keeping them with you. Overall, the key to solve all the misunderstandings is Roomi's confession about her deeds in the driver incident and Shafaq's statement regarding the aftermath of Khurram's lies getting exposed at her house. So for me as human beings, the mess that they both are in is real. Both are shikaar of the same phenomenon.. Doodh ka jala chaas ko bhi phoonk phoonk ke pita hai.. But yess... At the end this could have been a little precise, but makers are enjoying this stretched version a lot for obvious reasons. Also I feel either the writers and director have forgotten about Roomi's misdeeds or have already forgiven her for those acts on behalf of Hala and Hamza, and left them both running in the hamster wheel behind one another. But a thing not to be forgotten is that Rumi has to be put in a situation of crisis where either she or Shahjahaan end up splurging the truth. Taking into account the kind of person Shahjahaan is.. Its really likely that under any circumstances Rumi will be the one to disclose the truth and not her.

[@HIA04]

The scene in mere humnasheen where she goes for saving behram and the oath is playing in her mind I felt it wasnt impactful and was very similar to the one in yakeen ka safar where the scene gave me goosebumps whenever I watched it but certainly did not feel that for MH.

[@ForlifeNA]

Yes bcz there is a great difference. In yks it was totally different scenario. People were already connected to the history of characters, plus asfand's character was like that..he had a gloominess, his tragic story was already in viewer's mind. But here they just had to show khajista's resilience, her duty towards her job. Story and execution has alot to do with it. Background is same bcz they went through painful incidents but in totally different manners. Plus a girl's and boy's feelings and journey always have different impacts..if same was on humtv even then too,,khajista would not be able to hit us that hard. Character's buil up..story everything matters to connect us emotionally

[@rableenkaur8455]

I had very high hopes from Pehchan, leaving aside as how they stretched it so long. The fact that even in the last episode sharmeen's conversation only revolved around the second women. And not around a women's identity and value. The story already left all logics out. From the perspective of both the main characters, kuki not confronting her husband, and husband even after being reminded by the father that she must have found out about khehksha, ignored it. Throughout thinking he was the best husband she would have had. Secondly, the character of aziz was so badly wasted, kuki and adan pursing him to marry without his consent made no sense. Why was this character even in the story. Third, the story would have been much better without the kids. As a unhappy married women. And a unhappy married mother are two different people. Again there was no mention of how children treat their mothers for granted. That also played a big role in kukis break down.

[@marvic76]

I thought the ending was so rushed. The husband came, did some romance with the wife , apologized and she melted! I thought that sharmeen would turn to him and ask “ what would you do had I done the same to you” and carried on with her new life. But no, it was such a weak ending according to me..

[@rableenkaur8455]

@@marvic76 Exactly.

[@kimjennie6982]

The only answer to your question is that " Hala is out of her mind and hamza has no brain cells left the story is over it wasn't an interesting or new story just the chemistry between farhan and hania is what makes the drma interesting " I think that's enough explanation 😂 Noowwww i want KFC 😂

[@pragyamittal3129]

Amazing review on Mere Humsafar... Hala and Hamza both have no sense left... The story is going anywhere... People are watching it only to see shahjahan's end now... This was the first Pakistani drama I started watching and I had heard so much about them keeping the stories short and sensible... I am not sure I will continue watching now... If this is stretched further I don't think the views will sustain.. the makers should realize this...!

[@rijabatoolhashmi9819]

I love the moment when Amna try to find logic in Mere Humsafar and Hassan said "Aap sense na dhondein." 🤣

[@quratulainabbas1069]

Fraud: I want to let you both know that people like dadi (Asma Abbas) are there in real life too. Bad with bahu and granddaughter but having a good reputation in the society. I have witnessed this closely. And I'm liking fraud drama, zimmal's character is the most relatable in this one. I know that's not the main track but if the drama makers intend to give any message through this then it's a worthy watch.

[@aestheticswork3683]

Hala making dumb moves by falling in shahjahan's trap and trusting her more than the man she loves.. there's no reason for hala for not believing at hamza. however Farhan Saeed Hania amir continues to impress By their impeccable Performances.. these two really owned their Crafts.. wishing to see them together in more Good projects they really have set the new standards in industry

[@belimumar5797]

Hassan 's point of view about mere hamsafar is completely justified!!!to be honest mere hamsafar ka jitna intezar hota he utna hi aapke review ka bhi hota hai!

[@jillu1511]

Why the hell is everyone watching Mere Humsafar - bcoz others are watching Actually I watch to know why your criticism is so good for mere humsafar

[@annamfatima]

Barring the fact that mere humnasheen has been dragged unnecessarily can we all just agree SHEHZAD SHEIKH OWNED THESE TWO EPISODES. I mean I’ve never drooled over men crying and emoting emotions so much. His scenes with hassan and his mother had me in tears🥺♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@farlimedits1914]

Yess Dr Haadi is best always🥰🥰🇮🇳

[@baxgtanzah2901]

Right only his scenes were interesting

[@p9403]

Mere humsafar is only getting views because of hania and farhan! I agree the plot is getting too stretchy at this point! Really wish this pair gets casted again in a new drama with a great plot!!!

[@nandurivijayaln4531]

. Now a days there's no story left in Mere Humsafar . I watch only for Farhan Saeed and Hania ❤️😍love their acting . It's really sad to see how the writers have destroyed Hamza 's character . 😏 Farhan must be banging his head at the way his character is going.🤦🤦🤦

[@SAhmad-ro2yv]

Yes we need dramas with religion woven into the theme, to keep the relevance of religion in daily lives, this is better than the complete absence of religion like in the west, Religion does play a central role in our lives, so this is the reality as you often condone. BTW why does religious references make Amna uncomfortable……not clear

[@hafsa9232]

I agree

[@binteyousuf1701]

Hala is justified, because Hamza only stands between his mother & wife but wants her to stay in the same toxic house. Hala thinks (and rightly so) that Hamza might give her child to his mother. Hala knows Hamza baqi sab se larr sakta hai lekin apni Ammi k zulm ko ignore kerta hai. Khurram k ghar wala scene was idiotic

[@aestheticswork3683]

Her action's and words are contradicting..

[@rushirushi5777]

Show one reason why hala should not doubt Hamza in case of baby because in her life every body change their faces with the situation Even Hamza changed for while as per the situation and Hala somewhere accepted that no one accepts her unconditionally this was even shown symbolically where she crosses her face seeing herself in the glass and she's not trusting hamza in baby case and hamza is like he got bloody time to talk to everyone but he never talks to hala and clarifies his queries with her . He saw kurram and hala together for first time he didn't ask her for clarification and he started behaving differently now second time he saw them together he directly went to him to unite them arey ask hala what is her take on this no he went directly without confirming anything I actually wish hala hold his shirt and ask him what he think of himself means when he wanted he married her ,he said he won't leave her because he is not that kind of person who is afraid of commitment, he will stand up for her, but when actual time has come for him to be with her then he left her alone be it in case of medicine incase of kurram and now when his mom is threating her and finally taking her alliance to kurram

[@sobirhodes3260]

I totally agree with Hassan’s comment on ‘distressing content’ and showing little girl tortured and abused by the step family It was so disturbing to watch the scene of little girl being locked up in a dark room I’m a mom of a 10 month old baby and I had tears pouring down my face. It was too much

[@MeemBaay111]

Flooding tragedy - It is really horrible to watch the coverage in England. We are told that 45% of Pakistan is under water. We have donated money and feel really helpless even from so far away. Just devastating. It must be so much worse for everyone in Pakistan, but I agree with Aamina Ji, we do all have to keep living. It would be good for celebrities to think about what they make money from so that they don't appear out of touch with reality. I haven't seen the paid promotions but I imagine they would cause offence. Fraud- I agree has completely derailed. The drama was sold as being driven by a social issue, a con to be unmasked. What we have is the usual kichdri of multiple issues!! Evil stepmothers, bad real mothers, by the way, Shan is no father of the year either!! Who lets their child mix unsupervised with a girlfriend he just met!!! Why do the stepmother and half-sister treat Shan really well but not his daughter?? Agar Shan kay saath acting kar rehe hain tou uss ki baiti ko kyun witness banna rehe hain?? 😱😱😱 Mere Humsafar - This is a car crash of a story!!!! I wish I had never watched it!! There is nothing wrong with the acting. Hala and Hamza may well love each other but are unable to communicate with each other. They are not mature enough to be married. Neither understands what it means to be a husband or a wife. Biwi massy/bachi ka blend nahi hoti aur Shoher bank/bacha ka blend nahi hota. Hala lies easily and expects her husband to trust her. Hamza refuses to even acknowledge or protect his wife from the cruelty of his mother but expects Hala to trust him. 🤮🤮🤮 So, why are Fraud and Mere Humsafar this way??? To my mind, it is because the majority of drama audiences are addicted to crying women and girls. It is a kind of fetish. It is very unhealthy. The more women suffer in dramas, the more popular they get. The misery we find painful and distressing to watch is cathartic for a very large number of South Asian viewers. The more they watch, the more they want. Imagine how soul-destroying it is for the female actors to be suck playing/inflicting the same misery and the male actors to be perpetrators/apologists for it.

[@preet563]

Just an explanation to Hasan’s question.Just talking about a character(a human being)Hala.. She said hamza trusts me and blah blah because somewhere down the line she knows he loves her and genuinely cares. After everything she has been through, they both have been through, he will now trust her always.Its a human nature to think like that even for a person like hamza.Its love and expectation even when its not worth it, a person kinda has.About the child, she is a mother, when it comes to her baby, be it a person she trusts or loves the most, when somebody says something that might hurt her kid or when someone says that her baby will be taken away, her reaction is so justified . When it comes to your baby, no logic no other love in this world exists other than that of a mother & her child.Hope m making sense here.But yes drams is being dragged and dragged

[@worktomiracle5782]

I absolutely agree with you. Both are human beings and will have basic human nature. But at the same time both are just insane. Hala is so dumb and Hamza is a mumma's boy. He didn't even bother to ask his mom after returning to home that what and why did you say to Hala . Hala is pregnant and knows the real side of cruelty of Shahjahan so overreaction is understandable by her side ( still is at wrong and responsible for all the problems) but Hamza just doesn't want to go in the depth of his mother's real nature.

[@preet563]

@@worktomiracle5782 I second that

[@nandurivijayaln4531]

I totally agree with you because in one scene Hamza shouts at his mother saying he doesn't want to hear anything about Hala and in the very next episode he flips and goes to Khurram and asks him to marry Hala 🤦😳 what nonsense ! And he feels Hala used to cry excessively for Khhurram ! The writer director have totally ruined the character of Hamza . Even I feel it's going the star plus way dragging and dragging unnecessarily. Everything said and done it's human nature the way Hala reacted when Hamza asked her to come back . And of course Hamza is a mama's boy like many Indians and Pakistanis .

[@preet563]

@@nandurivijayaln4531 There is no harm being a mumma’s boy. She should always be the priority of a man for obvious reasons but one should know how to make your entire family respect your woman specially when it’s someone like Hala.A man should know where to draw a line 🤷‍♀️

[@nandurivijayaln4531]

@@preet563 hamare desh ke mard hamesha apni maa ya behen ki hi sunte hai😒wife is often given less priority

[@sofiaramzan2613]

In mere humsafar Hal’s believe on shahjahan because she believes that shah jahan can do anything

[@madeehanasib54]

Trust me if I am still sticking with mere humsafar it's just because of Farhan otherwise it now has zero story, typical plot which is being unecessarily dragged. Literally fed up with Hala cribbing and rona dhona!!

[@user-oh3is2jj2r]

Totally agree.

[@deviprasadmishra932]

Such a on point review on mere humsafar drama 👏👏Well done Hassan Sir..Even I also want these questions to be answered 😂😅😭..but still it was the most entertaining review 👏😂👍

[@iqraaijaz8371]

I think agar religious angles daal bhi rahe hain for money and ratings tou kya burayi hai iss mein? Religion is part of life usko hona chahiye hamarey drame mein as a muslim content creator And yes some people think that if they have power in their hands then they should use it for a better cause( such as showing religion in the right light)

[@fystyfe]

Mere humsafar: to answer your question hasan, hamza has let Hala down before when it’s Halas word against thais word - ex: pills that could have caused harm to the baby. So when Thai says this, it’s realistic (equally annoying though) that hala believes it. When it comes to a situation without Thai involvement, I can see why she trusts hamza, but hamza is human and is torn between mother and wife at times and unfortunately has sided with his mother so hala speaks from experience. She probably doesn’t f believe that hamza alone won’t take the child, but it’s not unrealistic to me for her to believe that Thai can create a situation in which hamza takes the child from hala … just my thoughts :)

[@fystyfe]

Similar to amnas thoughts …. Not sarcastic to me lolll

[@mahvishbari5718]

Loving Daraar. Yes the Indian film I mentioned baring similarity was Aakhir Kyon. The scene where Momal tries to snatch the money from the grooms friend’s mouth appears in that film as well. In general the storyline is similar and might be inspired by it. It’s a great movie. Smita Patil, Rajesh Roshan, Tina Munim, Rajesh Khanna.

[@onlywatch99]

Thank you. I was searching for the movie. :)

[@marvic76]

It’s a lovely movie. In fact I love all the movies with Smita Patil.

[@mahvishbari5718]

Aakhir Kyon is on KZbin :)

[@mahvishbari5718]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppuldaemes-ZpLM

[@rushirushi5777]

If you see carefully there is untold story of hala which need to be understood reading between the lines hamza neither called up by himself not he showed up by himself until Mariyam called up seeing all this how would she trust him

[@sairafatima85]

I know u said Amna that they are playing Religous card however I do like how they are putting Religious things in such as Azaan Namaz I qish they could show Ramazan too and other stuff just in a light qay. If Hindus show all their festivals in their dramas y cant we!!

[@zaidshaikh-yi9tp]

I genuinely think now they're dragging mere hamsafar too much 'unnecessarily'

[@walijaali9440]

About Pehchan: Dear Amna and Hassan. You guys forgot about the useless yet dramatic detective. Uska kia kam tha? Was he just there to show his costumes? Was he working for some detective agency or fashion designer?

[@faizashah7823]

I can’t understand Why the hell Hamza stood for Hala in front of her mother and said wo badkirdaar nhin he. N now he is doubting Hala. This drama doesn’t make any sense at all

[@agul5758]

Wabaal, loved styling nothing over board. Talha knows where he belongs in TV plays his dressing sense sensible unlike Shamsher n Basit 🙄 😒 🤣 Talha made his role believable simple yet charming in Wabaal. Sara trying to speed up her rough bangs her own creativity or skill Hope this going to b captivating story

[@kidsmosho5499]

Shamser and basit are shown as elite

[@agul5758]

@@kidsmosho5499 just on papers in scripts, Shamsher 's styling not done thoughtfully Shamsher from rich family wearing jackets sneakers wet hair gel with too much make up , is he wearing jackets to look broader taller bulky infront of Mahuk ? If yes he could go for other choices , look at Aagha in Zukam Aagha wore suitable suits he was snobbish lofty like Shamsher his styling proved he rich Basit oh God where I start, he wore extremely tight shirts or he used body suits so misfit, all others wearing lawn breathy summery fabrics Basit wore turtle neck

[@ForlifeNA]

@@agul5758 turtleneck waly winters ki shoot hn. An nhi hn.body suits loose hn bcz he is shown so. Feroze lost weight for this character to make him look like that. Bcz baait is not that keen about his appearnace .Yes tight kapre can be one's personal choice but it nowhere can be categorized as misdressed thing. Shamsher k gelled hair pr bat ho skti h yes. But his dressing...how can one say about elite class people kisi ko t-s pasand hn kisi ko suits, i know some people they dont give a damn to clothes.. jo ata h bs pehen lete hn. Saada rehna psand krte hn jbky wo kafi rich family se hn. Even actors ko dekh len. Imran abbas prefers T-s alot. Agha's character yes that i personally i loved it.. again that is personal choice. He worked according to the character plus agha is tall, he knows he looks good and he wanted to give that character more attractive look bcz he was a flirt type too. Impressing others n all. It all depends on character plus ones own personal choice k wo character ko attractive bnain to hot lgne mn ya cute etc. Girls hmesha summer clothes type hi pehnti hn. But if you see ayesha's dressing ep 5 mn wo winter wali hi h. Aam tor pr ese fabric karachi type areas mn pehne jaty hn. Summer loan nhi h. Bano bhi loan nhi phnti.

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Wabal :Girls getting into the pool with their full clothes, I can understand, but sitting on the dining table, eating after that, with the same clothes on, I mean… seriously……So Yucky 🤢🙄. The sood, interest issue was pertinent, though, being highlighted for the first time in a drama. Let’s see if Talha Chahour is able to leave his mark.

[@gicnusrat2734]

Indeed very weird and funny and this scene was not needing and their dress and hair gets dry so soon . Talha looking amazing .

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@gicnusrat2734 Yes, strange scene giving a dirty feeling 😂. Talha doesn’t have those typical hero looks. I think he is more suited for parallel , not commercial projects. Let’s see how the drama progresses.

[@user-xu2ct9cq2y]

Hello, Are they supposed to get in the pool naked??

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@user-xu2ct9cq2y I said I can understand the girls getting into the pool with regular clothes, but sitting at dinning table with the same clothes was so yucky. Couldn’t they bring another set of clothes or could have borrowed from the friend. Wet in the same clothes and then eating at a formal table, I can’t digest that.

[@gicnusrat2734]

@@mahnoorqureshi3281 Exactly at least dress should get changed while eating .

[@amnamirza2666]

Your review is great hassan and amna. Hats off to you. Always gove such an independent review.

[@farheenhadi9075]

Hasan is so right “distressing content for viewers”,too much stress to watch child abuse again n again

[@arundati77]

But right from the time Hamza married hala, he has been brushing off her complaints when she even said that she said she would burn her, he laughed and said bila wajah wehem mat paalo. The mamma's boy thing has been building and every credit the character gets it because of FS incredible fan following. Everyone is mooning over the actor who plays the role.... It's a weird drama we know it's crap and yet can't stop waiting and watching

[@arundati77]

@@ahilkhan8337 no. He has in various degrees laughed them off, asked her not to say anything more if it concerns his mother and warned/ threatened her ki mujhse bura koi nahi hoga. He's a mamma's boy no matter how much he claims to love her and does sweet gestures, he will not be able to cross his mother even if she has tried to kill his wife and child.

[@umami2021]

Mere Humsafar - definitely drama is being dragged to squeeze every last drop of paisa possible lol - you can see that in multiple random pauses that stretch on like chewing gum. But to answer Hassan's question, or attempt to - it's not Hamza that Hala mistrusts but the mother. She knows that Hamza is a complete mummy's boy so if the mother takes her child away, he won't do anything about it.

[@AsmaWIlyas]

The reason behind Hala not believing Hamza for their bachaw is drama khatam nahi krna na 😂

[@maryamkhan5372]

Fraud: about the dinner, they showed its take away. Ahsan Khan puts away the paper bag and behaves as if trying to hide it. He was making fool of his date. The drama makers were not making fool of us Asma Abbas has done a good job. I am impressed by the decor of her office and the way she dresses up. Despite her age she has carried it very well. Saba Qamar on the other hand is shone depressed but with the sad expression she keeps she looks old. Her hands completely show her real age

[@zukhan60]

58:00 I totally agree with Hassan ! I hope that we’d be able to see Merub in a different role , she is doing a great job as newcomer - Loveeeeed her in Sinf e Aahan ! She is talented yet so pretty ♥️

[@aneesaabbasi5184]

@amna could you please tell where did you got that cushion made from it is continuously catching my attention

[@Tom-Flanks]

Mere Humsafar show is getting like indian🇮🇳 dramas which never end and always show negative characters winning✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✋🏻

[@DA-df1mz]

It's just humzas character going through his manly insecurities ....sab asal mein aise hi hote hai

[@Alisha_Khan2001]

You guys keep talking about trigger warnings. But, you put wabaal horror scene without any warning. I am home alone, and now I cannot sleep. Thanks to you Shahrukh. 😠

[@knmhs]

Fraud : in most of the scenes saba qamar is just standing there watching everybody laugh and talk without saying a word !!! They r literally wasting her. I wonder why did she opt for this role

[@eishaiman]

Both Hassan Bahi and Amna Api make every point make sense for their comments on Mere Humsafar

[@uttarabose]

The Indian film you mentioned is Akhir Kyun starred Rakesh Roshan, Smita Patil, Tina Munim and Rajesh Khanna. Very nice movie. If possible watch it. Available on KZbin. I am from India and I enjoy your programs Darar has the same storyline on the face of it.

[@kumudchadha6683]

Daraar has a storyline of Akhir kyon Bollywood movie. Smita Patil, Rakesh Roshan and Tina Munim. Momal is copying Tina Munim and lot of scenes are picked from the movie.

[@Asher151]

Watching mere humsafar and badshah begum only for farhan saeed and he nailed both character as hamza and shahzaib

[@drmaryam7917]

First episode of "WABAAL" is definitely worth watching. Every actor has done amazing in their respective characters. Really love the chemistry between Sara and Talha. And as always Sara khan has done justice to her role and prove it again that she is one of the best actor. Also Talha chahour being new comer has done excellent. Looking forward for more episodes ❤️

[@sabihahamid2027]

I am an Indian by origin, lady who loves Pakistani dramas. I love Something Haute reviews and both of u. I love in Toronto and have bought Hum awards ticket for 24th September. R u guys going to be there? Would love to meet u..

[@sadafpearltv3910]

Why are you not thinking that someone who has lived a life like Hala… hated by everyone in the family especially tai jaan and knowing that she can get away with a lot of things as she has in the past Hala will have trust issues. It’s very normal that she will teeter totter between believing and disbelieving Hamza. Imagine the emotional and psychological impact she has living such a traumatic life.

[@uzmaraza1831]

Your introduction brings tears in my eyes. Especially while I am watching Daastan these days.

[@gicnusrat2734]

Waalikumassalam Hassan bhai & Aamna baji .You both are looking so lovely . It was pleasure to hear you both . Wabaal is so refreshing. Talha is very dashing . I really hope situation gets better in Pakistan now . May ALLAH protect every one from fluid . I always wonder sari tabahi garibo aur besharo par hi kyun aati hai . Already people are all around world suffering from poor ship and now this fluid is taking every thing what is left with them . It is too difficult for poor people to stand again after fluid . ALLAH raham karen .

[@arsheenraheem3708]

I see people commenting about mere Humsafar and it's problems. My question is why are you still watching that crap? Really? You also come in the category of making it popular and a hit which it is. Please stop watching it. I watch reviews and still get frustrated and wonder how people are actually wasting their time on it.

[@kiransyed3043]

Your reviews of dramas are really good full of wisdom and insightful. Amna I myself see the promos to decide whether to watch the full episode or not.

[@AudioNovelLovers]

Mere Humnasheen: Na na kartay bhi is ka review 7 minutes ka ho gya🤣🤣🤣

[@incognita1122]

If you guys think Fraud is distressing for the child abuse shown you guys should see Wehem. I was really uncomfortable watching the multiple scenes where children were being hit. That’s why I can’t continue watching Wehem.

[@tasneemparvez9699]

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[@monaarslan1225]

Hi Amna and Hassan, Thank you for taking your time and sharing your views. As in today's episode, Hassan and you rightly pointed out stretch, content management, same saazshi content & all. As you people have medium, I suggest you both to address a few things in Haute bites or any other show. If you review content, HUM TV has low GPRS, TRP, and views in most of their dramas, however, they try and take risks, and give us different content but they lack in few things, including production value, I found even in some dramas when they showed "Rajj k ameer log magar lag nhe rhy hotay. secondly, marketing, they never did and even now doing marketing of their upcoming dramas, like Pehchaan is ended, Aitebaar is ending and still, we don't know the next drama which will replace them. Good thing, they almost give us episodes between 26-28 mostly, but still, we feel stretched. It means maybe a lack of content management. Now if you see Geo, the production value is great, but most of the content is typical with episodes of 40+, also extensive marketing (mostly) but got good GPRS, TRP and getting views in their dramas. ARY got almost good GPRS, TRP, and views in their all dramas with all saazshi content on top, and following the geo steps of 40+ episodes. The point is that we all watch and promote the problematic content, mass audience giving them TRP, views, and still expecting to get different content. Please raise your voice and ask your audience to intelligently choose the dramas which are worth their time, so that channels make the effort to deliver the different and best content. Thank you, Keep up the good work :)

[@geetamehra847]

Daraar's story somewhat is like the story of an old Indian movie Akhir kyon starred Rakesh Roshan and Smita Patil. Pls do watch that movie. Beautiful movie

[@rahmed5701]

Fraud is Zanjabeel drama. You guys should know her dramas are depression central 😐 and drag on forever!

[@sehbanabi9235]

Meerab is also at fault. Her hair style, clothes and way of speaking is same as Paristan. Actor should work on character building

[@Saleha-Dawood]

@ Hassan I can’t agree with you that veteran actors are little ott in their performance. We always have actors who are very natural performers. Like shenaz sheikh and so many more. But all era we have all sort of performers. I think with right direction their performance can ton down. Like you guys mentioned in your reviews so many time the importance of good direction.

[@maheenkamran5258]

Mere humsafar, i totally agree with hassans review,it was perfect absolutely perfect, exactly my thoughts They're dragging this too much and uff your questions and explanations about everyones characters 💯💯

[@ranjanamehta2799]

Regarding mere Humsafar this week's episode I m totally agree with you people

[@Maria-sw4zt]

This haram halal concept is not only religious aspect but also a social issue..

[@aliya2ful]

The scene between Hamza and khurram was so cringe

[@AnjaliKumari-xn4vk]

Exactly koi explanation nhi hai mere Humsafar jo episode ajkl chal Raha 😣😣😣

[@tehniyatahsan354]

Amina you didn't comment on the Dollar earrings 💲in Fraud. Is that the most popular fashion accessory or what?? 😜

[@user-vs7mf6gd3e]

I think there is a fair answer for Hala's mistrust in Hamza. She doesn't doubt his love but now knows that ShahJahan is untouchable territory for him no matter how low she goes. Hala's trauma has ALWAYS been dismissed by Hamza, the pills episode broke her trust completely in that regard. She keeps narrating every act of hers and yet it falls to deaf ears. Hala got triggered when SJ first threatened to take the baby and remember her beloved husband's reaction to it? Yup...nothing as usual. Hamza has been nothing but a puppet speaking useless romantic lines. Hala k liye Hamza hai? Okay but she needs much more to survive and his mother literally wants her to die so...

[@mahjbeenhamid6660]

Can i point out here that in western world doctors have stopped wearing white coats because they are considered to carry infections. Doctors wear scrubs in western world. I'm not sure whether Pakistani doctors still wear white coats or is it just in the drama.

[@hirazaheer1832]

Amna: The story is now dragging, there's nothing noteworthy that happened in these two/one episodes, they're now just doing it for the sake of views k bs drama khatam na ho, mujhey tou aisa kuch b khaas nai laga is episode mein and I have..... Hassan as always cuts in: aik minute Amna, aik minute, main kehna chahun ga k performances was so gud, Jibran looks so gud yaar, ap ne dekha jab usny Irha ko dekha, bohat ache expressions thy, he's such a gud actor, Danish ne adakaari bohat achi ki hai.... like, please 🙏 Hassan, please. sorry to say, but let me say this, this much Simping is not necessary and not needed at all, agar kisi dramay mein koi kami hai tou wo hai, usy khul k batayen, khaamiyan btaney k sath e within tenth of a second Hassan starts appreciating k kahin kisi ko bura na lag jae balance kr do sath e, Amna is saying such serious things and making such important points, and Hassan starts his CELEBRITY ADMIRATION VLOG. m not saying k appreciate na karen, but aik dafa kr dia sab ko pata chal gya k acting bohat achi hai, ab agay barhen, and now Amna and Hassan will say(if they'll read this comment) k nai g hum nai dartay, hum bindaas ho k review krte hn, tou phr agar kisi dramay ki burai ho rai hoti hai tou bas usi pe review ko khatam kr dia kren, balance krne ki koshish na kia kren, it gets so obvious. and Amna's and my frustration is at the same level at that point, can totally relate Amna Gee.

[@blueiris564]

Ultimately, Pehchan wasn't about identity but about lack of communication and expression of love from the husband. That is what she wanted more than an identity of her own. The moment she got that, all issues around identity were dissolved and she went back to status quo.

[@hkhan7602]

"Hala bhi tou koi baat insan k bacho ki trah nahi krti" Hahahah. That was such a hilarious comment by Hasan and I loved the review of Mere Humsafar. That uloo ka p****... lol! You guys said exactly what a sane person would feel about the level of stupidity that drama offers. Sahi baat hai "sense na dhoondein ismein" .... 😆 well rounded!

[@sabazehra3953]

I am with hasan on mery humsafar. Amna is defending hamza without any solid reason