Tere Bin Isn't Breaking Any Stereotypes After All | Aik Thi Laila Ends On High Note | Kuch Ankahi

03:07 Tere Bina Mein Nahi
14:40 Introduction
25:12 Taqdeer
29:16 Pinjra
34:05 Kuch Ankahi
43:15 Ail Thi Laila
01:02:08 Tere Bin
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[@1709shahid]

I was just browsing KZbin and came across this show. I lost my father to covid a years ago and my family moved to another city for 10 months. I spent almost a year depressed, grieved and post covid. All alone not leaving the house and this show became something like home, your conversations, natural way of constructive disagreements with each other and honest reviews which felt different from traditional shows got me through my loneliness, grief and depression. I would just turn this show on and it made me feel like i am not alone at home. unknowingly you became part of my home. Thanks for keeping it light, homely and quality discussion. I don't watch dramas but still like to hear your analysis as it resonates with a sane narrative that our dramas are taking us to stone age, so outdated and extremely gender insensitive. I also like another aspect that one host asks the other about her health situation in detail and listens to her. in this age my heart breaks for thousands of people who are suffering for not hearing any encouraging words. keep this tradition going. Kudos to you two. Best

[@bintenaeem8120]

Amma TV aur main dekhain is se bht acha hota

[@revasharma11]

Same with me even though I only watch 2 or 3 shows but still watch their review for their natural conversation.

[@tryingtobecomeagoodperson]

@iqranaeem8120 ama tv aur ma is a fun watch..Hassan & amna discuses with logical criticism. So both shows are recommended 👌.

[@CrickeTv22]

@@bintenaeem8120 what the 411 is better than Amma tv aur main

[@zaraazeem5408]

@@bintenaeem8120 strongly disagree. They both have their own flavour. Also, if you don't understand Punjabi, goodluck. I do like Momin & Iman the but SH id the best. for sure.

[@zaraawan5320]

Kuchh Ankhai - The best job is done by the director in making this drama so relatable. Director has shown fine details like Sajal asking for matching dopata and then wearing the same in rest of the episode, then Sajal eating cereal and Taniya eating Omlette (in other dramas all we see is an orange juice jug with bread slices), then house-helper asking Samia to make tea for her while she finishes work, the woman who lives on rent is pretty much involved emotionally with the house owners, house-helper warning Isra ji of Muhammad ahmed's health, Taniya's friend's equation with the family, the little conversation of house helper's husband and his nephew about phone showing what kind of person he is. This drama doesn't say anything explicitly but through actions of characters define them. Samia doesn't talk about her own issue but she talks for Taniya to her mother. such a cute bond of sisters. Watching this drama feels like you are sitting on a couch and watching scenes from your own home or some neighbor's place, that's how relatable it feels. And especially thanks to Writer and director for bring up the topic of inheritance.

[@highachievers8758]

English Grammar can be learnt with the help of this channel.

[@zaraawan5320]

@@highachievers8758 apologise that you had to read bad grammar but still better than roman urdu :)

[@Neelam110]

Tere Bin: Thappad was genuinely not reqd but I guess the makers wanted to show the helplessness of Meerab and the after effect of thappad on Murtasim wherein he feels really gulity and starts feeling for Meerab. Meerab now in helplessness sees the soft side of Murtasim when he apologies and also takes her to Karachi and mazaar. But these feelings cld have been portrayed in some other way. P.S. also meerab fainted after thappad maybe due to inhaling so much of smoke and that thappad made her more weak and she fainted.

[@riyasaluja6403]

Aik Thi Laila's last episode made perfect sense to me. Even without season 2 it works as a standalone series and here's how. Laila had gone missing so it was logical why all the men would make most of this and tweak the incidents to their advantage - even her friend did that. Little did they know that Laila is with Inspector Saajid. The way they showed in the last episode that it was Laila who was the victim instead and the way she turns the tables was executed perfectly. I don't think so she was made a bechari as Aamna said. I liked how they didn't justify Laila's missing as a ramification of her being an opportunist, blackmailer, flirt (as was portrayed in the first 5 episodes). Even Saajid's slap was okay because he is not shown as a saintly character, he did not trust Laila and just the fact that he can slap women too showed us that Saajid is not the ideal man either. They did not glorify the slap as in Kabir Singh. Laila with Qais evoked mystery and even after the truth you realise that you haven't figured Laila all out after all.

[@ramshasohail8802]

You perfectly summed it up!!

[@Fomer777]

Completely agree with your analysis. Spot on!

[@sonumonu5553]

@@beatjeat4979 very well said 👌

[@Farah-sh4fr]

Well said perfect

[@rubi6684]

Totally agree

[@HBZ17]

Amna- even and emotionally “strong” person can dissociate or faint in context of a traumatic experience. It’s important to acknowledge that trauma can affect all of us differently despite our strengths. The last thing we want to convey to people is that we are “not strong” if we faint in response to trauma. Our brains are programmed in a way tend to switch from mammalian brain to our reptilian brain in the context of trauma. The response can be fight, flight, freeze and even fawn. All humans (and yes this includes “strong” humans) tend to loose their higher cerebral functioning (mammalian brain) and respond in ways to protect themselves in the moment. This protection could include any response ranging from fight to flight, or even freeze and fawn.

[@farhanabegum9911]

I agree...fainting can reduce the effect of moment of impact...also Limbic hijack can knock out cognition

[@raziashah4682]

Tere bin might not break stereotypes but not everything has to - sometimes things can be for pure escapism and taken for that and enjoyed. Wahaj and Yumna have great chemistry.

[@alvenathots]

Escapism shouldn't be problematic and shouldnt promote violence or other immoral acts.

[@aliakhan_official]

Already women's in pakistan are suffering alot from domestic violence and abuse so it's totally unethical to show this on television and normalize violence on women in dramas as well, and big names like wahaj yumna have that responsibility to say no for unnecessary violence and slaps! It's not entertainment for a sane person like me at least.

[@phoenixrise6119]

@@alvenathots exactly! Unfortunately, some cultures are based on this kind of love story ....this is no love story. Its like fitoor drama, utter nonsense!

[@rabianaseer5087]

Kuch Ankahi: Bilal. Bilal. Bilal. Take a bow. What a fine actor he is. I just love watching him on screen. His expressions are natural yet different for each character. The expression which he gives to Salmaan is making this character one of my favorite. This drama is definitely a breath of fresh air in a vast lot of bad dramas. Sajal and Bilal both are so natural that you don't even feel they are acting. I specially loved that grocery wala scene. So relatable.

[@aliakhan_official]

Agreed he is a treat to watch ✨🙌

[@samraz6958]

Allah ka shukar you guys came out strong against the Tere Bin thappar!!! The makers have destroyed Murtasim’s character. And I am really glad you put the onus on Wahaj and Yumna too for doing this scene. They could have and should have said no to doing this!

[@gerryburntwood9617]

That slap and the one from her real father’s sister in law, really floored me, so unnecessary, so vicious, and such an insult!The girl is going through such emotions of learning the truth about her birth family, and this family who gave her away at birth to be raised by others abuses her with slaps! It’s outrageous!

[@onlywatch99]

Yep did not expect from the duo. How did they justify the scene in their brains..

[@SNxz1]

The slap scene in Tere bin could have easily been Haya's imagination since she was also eyeing them from the background. The actual scene should have been Murtasim grabbing Meerab's wrist as a defence mechanism followed by the fainting etc, much to Haya's disappointment...

[@millip6760]

Agreed, they use the dreams and flashbacks so much it would’ve saved his character and would’ve made us aware of what Haya thinks

[@SNxz1]

@@millip6760 Plus we've seen Haya wish death upon Meerab a few times already so this wouldn't have been out of character for her

[@gerryburntwood9617]

I concur, this could still sit better with the audience, but hearing the director he said Wahaj didn’t want the slap scene, but Yumna agreed to it!😳

[@oceanoflife5981]

​@@gerryburntwood9617wou tou hai hi meesni public ne amma banadiya hai rotlu aur overacting ki dukaan ko

[@SMon-wh6om]

This is how we forgive problematic behaviour of men.

[@mmpiali]

Tere Bin is going good, I feel. There are a lot of things that are not right but are shown on screen. We need to discuss all not only one slap . Mere humsafar was very disturbing the way Hala was treated as a child. People don't discuss that. Either you show only the right things or you tell stories that happen every day, although wrong . Coming to the drama , yumna s acting was so powerful talking to her parents from outside the closed door . It was emotionally moving. Wahaj expressed so much through his eyes . You could see his heart melting .Both of them are terrific actors . Next episodes should be exciting . The parents are heartless, though, and what their pressure and compulsion to be stone hearted is not clear .

[@Uzzisays]

no. u can show things that happen everyday WITHOUT ROMANTICIZING THEM. any man who physically abuses u CANNOT be ur significant other. mursatism is not a hero but an abusive egoistic shorttempered person. HE SHOULD NOT BE glorified. And the drama is doing JUST THAT.

[@oceanoflife5981]

@Uzzisays fact ..but pakistani girls are blind i mean what are their standards mutasim slap meerub ,taunts her ,ask her to jump to prove her character when he also was touching haya face while looking in her eye ,never trust her ,shout at her now he has thrown her outside his house ..🤦‍♀️what more is left to prove that he is toxic and misogynist a character that shouldn't be glorified ...and they are making memes on murasim like he is the idiol husband for a women ....is tarah tou shamsher ziada acha tha kabhi hath nahi uthaya aur mehek k liye dunya se ladgya aur usse bachane k liye marbhi gya ...mutasim is worst character it would be a shame to call him idiol or hero😡

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Tere Bin, a directional flaw: Wahaj put his hand behind Yumna, before she actually fainted after the slap. Timing was a bit off. The namaz scene, with the hero looking from outside, the lighting, the cinematography, everything looked beautiful. But then the usual future teller baba arrived and gave a dagga to the girl to tie for mannat. This is even more toxic, and obnoxious than showing a slap, because they were actually advocating and preaching to do a wrong, a biddah, when we already have so much jahalat. When the girl had asked Allah directly for help, what would a lifeless dagga tied to a jali do? They showed a wrong as a right. Please don’t make a mockery of, rather abuse religion.

[@mamanain]

Exactly! I was so irked by that baba scene and as soon as I saw that, I was like "here it goes again". Also the dialogue from Wahaj "Mene apni poori zindagi mei kabhi kisi aurat ko abuse nahi kia" No dude! That is not how it works. If you have never hit a woman physically, it doesn't happen all of a sudden one day. There is a thought process that leads to it. It happens because somewhere in your mind, you think it is a no big deal. I think they just inserted the dialogue for some redemption. And his apology was also really half-hearted. That was not the apology of someone who has "never hit a woman"

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@mamanainThe drama is going up and down with some strengths and sudden grave disappointments. Murtesim character evolved well, then suddenly the thapper scene was inserted only to create sensationalism, and to get a Gone with the Wind type poster pose; otherwise it could have been avoided easily. Again the entire namaz scene was so beautiful, gave such a good effect and then suddenly the baba started preaching a biddah, giving such a bad taste. I am sick of these dramas makers having no sense about religion. Utter Jahalat.

[@ayshcandy7155]

ikrrrrr... but what could you expect from Geo drama.. jis me shiddat wala pyar ya nafrat dikhaty hain us me kisi na kisi trh mazaar ko kheench laty hain. 😖

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@ayshcandy7155 All channels show dramas with mazaar culture but this one broke all records by actually telling people to go tie dhaggas, do a biddah. It’s like a baba telling they the boy to go slap the girl. I can’t believe they actually advocated doing the haraam thing. Appalling!

[@ayshcandy7155]

@@mahnoorqureshi3281 Absolutely, hm log hmesha unparh jahil logon ko blame krty hain k na smajh khwateen is trh ki bidda n shirk wgera me prti hain but how come these people agree to do a scene like that. so disappointed with yumna n all involved in this. pathetic

[@mystifying_me]

The problem wasn't just the slap, but also the romantic music.. a guy slaps a girl so hard that she faints in his arms & then the guy caresses her cheeks with romantic music in the background.. one moment we see a zordaar thappar "Chataaakh" & the nhe next moment we hear the romantic music La La Rey Rey Rey.. La La La La Rey Rey Rey.. What the hell! I'm scared that many people will still find that scene romantic and their response can set a new disgusting trend in upcoming dramas..

[@rabianaseer5087]

Exactly the romantic bgm was the main issue. It just made it feel like they are romanticizing the slap.

[@HA-cr4xu]

I don't think Laila was victimized, the whole point was that she was a free soul. But her Majnus morally assassinated her character and she had to carry the weight of those affairs or love bc its the easy thing to do in our society. Iqra was phenomenal, as expected she made herself so comfortable in Laila's skin. The ending was surprising, really looking forward to S2.

[@malahatrizvi1373]

Meerab fainted because she was down with the smoke in the result of the fire... she was being meek because of that. She didn't faint because of the thappar.

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Aik thi laila was a completely different drama experience. Fresh story, unique manner of story telling and presentation, crisp direction, performances, catchy music and compiling everything in just 6 episodes kept the audience glued to the screen. The last episode was a surprise, a complete turn around. Men, in her life taking advantage of her, the usual liars calling the girl ‘Badkirdar’, hiding their own ugliness. The biggest loser, being the policeman who looked like the saviour, instead turned out to be the most insecure man who couldn’t let go of her past and used state resources and time to make the men utter what he wanted to hear. The girl merely refused to bog down and strived for a better happy life, using some manipulation as was used against her, by the men. Got her man at last, though one episode showing her with her true love Qais, would have been a treat. Overall, Congratulations to the team.👏

[@Zuki_BOB4]

I think Qais ,faisal qureshi ki beti ka shohar tha jis se zaverdesti divorce li jati hai Tu wo laila ka true love kaisy ho geya we need closure for this..

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@Zuki_BOB4 Yes, Qais was laila’s friend Saba’s ex husband. He can fall for and marry laila. One episode should have shown about them, although.

[@amberawan1Bjgbhhn3]

I think laila ki explanation theek thi but she herself is not that innocent. Police wali lady ka scene was most impactful. Don’t leave your girls alone plus take a strand for your daughter if you feels so.

[@amnaqureshi4501]

👍✅️

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

I so agree with you. Ek thi Laila was such a treat, thoroughly enjoyable, intriguing, brilliant performances, tight and crisp screenplay and direction.

[@ipshi17]

Aik Thi Laila Last episode was really epic… What a ending, this was beyond one’s wildest imagination. Great story telling, superb direction and execution and performance were simply fantastic. This is totally an award winning drama…

[@S_Parveen]

Which one?

[@poojasabharwal9084]

@@S_Parveen , 'Aik thi Laila' 😊

[@ipshi17]

@@S_Parveen Aik Thi Laila

[@sanjanagrover3117]

I would like to bring this to your notice that I strongly feel that the slap scene had a strong purpose and I have two reasons for this: One, If you look at the scene where Meerab asks Murtasim to see the folder during the wedding she says talks about 'sazza' I feel she will definitely do something against this slap. Meerab is an intelligent characters and she definitely has a gameplay in her mind. Maybe she will take the marriage route to take her revenge and the conditions she puts forth has something to do with slap scene. Second, during the function where Meerab dances, she is slapped by maa begum for doing so and if you notice after that she says "Jaisi Maa Vaisa Beta" to Murtasim. So, there is a connection of the slap scene in this scene as well. I feel this drama is more movie like, until everything is unfolded and you see the whole of it, making judgements might not be a great idea. So, its better to avoid rigidity with reviews and setting a mindset in the beginning of the drama. Let's just enjoy it!

[@eldoraaaaaa09]

I hope your words turn true. I love Yumna and Wahaj, and don't want anything ground breaking from this drama, i just hope it stays non problematic and non toxic, i hope the drama holds a purpose for showing this unnecessary scene. It can be a decent drama if they address this issue in the future episodes.

[@sharminafrose903]

Tere bin is such an enjoyable drama❤❤❤ we all know the slap scene was unnecessary but except this one scene , everything else is just so perfect… yumna & wahaj are nailing every single scene with their performances & chemistry💛💛

[@user-72892shjsjs]

Tere Bin is still epic. Yes the slap was unnecessary but im not giving up on the entire drama because of one scene. Yumna and Wahaj ❤️

[@faizaniftikhar8732]

because of viewers like you we get to watch this regressive shit over and over again on our television. very accurate representation of Pakistani culture I have to say.

[@user-72892shjsjs]

@@faizaniftikhar8732 don't watch the drama. I'm not saying that the slap scene was right,it is utterly wrong - but I'm not giving up on the drama,as are the others. Has anyone forced you to watch it?

[@Zee-bc4qe]

@@user-72892shjsjs yeah don't watch it if you don't want to.

[@faizaniftikhar8732]

@@user-72892shjsjs I have no intention wasting my time on this substandard story plot, but just felt rather curious about how and why these absolute shit characters are still written? but now I got my answer. thanks to you.

[@user-72892shjsjs]

@@faizaniftikhar8732 you sure got alot of time to argue with random strangers about fictional tv dramas

[@poojasabharwal9084]

'Aik thi laila' was so engaing in terms of it's treatment, direction, Performances. Iqra & yasir, the hubby wife duo were exceptional, so different from the 'run of the mill' actors. What an ending, really a tight slap on men who think women are slaves. I thoroughly enjoyed this one in recent Times😊👍

[@amnasharif2831]

Tere bin: You guys need STRONG CHARACTERS WHO DONT HAVE ANY EMOTIONS. If you get to know that your whole life was a lie and the lifestyle that you had can't be given back to you, would you come out of the trauma after few days?? Think practically, it's not that easy and no body is that strong. Everybody has to go through a certain phase in order to accept the reality. If you are going to be this critical, then there is no drama for you. P.s. I am nobody's fan and I am giving a neutral opinion

[@riasawada3905]

Are you talking about wahaj’s character ,slapping yumna’s character ?

[@blossom5240]

Exactly

[@blossom5240]

@@riasawada3905 what about yumna's character pushing murtasim and vocally abusing him constantly about which he has no idea what's going on...specially when he is an egoistic and dominating man. I just want to say look at his personality and the scenario both were clashing..

[@amnasharif2831]

@@riasawada3905 I am talking about merub's reaction towards the whole situation.

[@s123khan5]

Seriously man amnas reviews have been against yumna lately

[@nutanjd3710]

Since The Legend of Maula Jatt wouldn't be released in India (sadly), so waiting for it's release on Netflix. Fawad Khan is such an amazing actor who emotes terrifically......big fan of him.

[@kalam000]

Guys please it is time to hold 7th Sky accountable. Please ask them what the hell is wrong with them? Episode 5 of Tere Bin could easily not be aired. From burning pictures to slapping Meerab to half hearted apology, this episode was classic sensational dream of the makers. Please convey to actors and makers and build accountability. I think when the teasers themselves were out containing slaps , pressure and questions were important for makers to atleast reconsider editing such scenes out. Murtasim was not toxic at all. He just had anger issues. Makers made sure he gets that tag !

[@isratsarker7930]

Why don’t hold the audience accountable for watching their content!

[@kalam000]

@@isratsarker7930 the point is these makers have certain formulas that they have set for the audiences. There is nothing wrong with watching a drama like Tere Bin. The issue is about sensationalism to such an extent that you add a slap when it is not even needed ! Audiences didn't know that slap was coming . Makers knew. They put it in the teasers and many members from the audience called it all out but our voices cannot be as direct unless a platform takes it up. Hence platforms like Something Haute come into play. That's why I am asking them to hold these makers accountable. Tere Bin started trending from episode 1 itself. It needed no slaps to be a hit. It needed no such violent tropes. Wahaj as Murtasim was so interesting as a character. He had shades of gray but also a gentle side. They ruined him. So the onus also lies on makers. Otherwise Yumna's another drama Bakhtawar also isn't conventional. It is different. It was dragged but without having sensational tropes, it has been trending since its beginning.

[@waranaeem6761]

Amna and Hassan I have to disagree with you on the slap in TERE BIN. The slap itself is not justified because a man thinking to slap a woman at the slightest provocation must think it's somewhat acceptable to lash out at a woman like that (for example would Murtasim slap his mother in a fit of rage?) so that part is just plain wrong. That being said, saying that the new found softening of Meerub's is out of line with her character and not believable is something I cannot agree with; because even strong people can break down to the extent that they stop believing in themselves or in their strength especially if they're going through one traumatic revelation after another. The disbelief and sheer anguish of finding out her life up until was a lie is one thing, but I believe the reason she just gives up almost is that she derived her strength and her belief in great part from her father. She had such pride in him and felt such pride in his eyes for herself and his treatment of her, that she'd always felt that with her father at her back, she could do anything and fight anyone; like she could take on the world if she had to; hence her prior fierceness. When such a strong source is suddenly eliminated (and remember not just because he is now not supporting her decisions for example her decision not to marry Muratsim which is painful in itself) but because HE IS NOT HER FATHER TO BEGIN WITH and is himself not the man she always thought he was; she no longer understands who she was or what strength means anymore. In such a state of despair, it is not at all unbelievable that she would succumb to the forces in her life trying to force accpetance out of her. I agree that the adoptive parents not opening the door was a far stretch but if we are to see that the adoptive father finds himself helpless (and weak) in front of Meerub's actual family, his just deciding to give in completely and not entertain her at all makes some sense too; and if nothing else, it drives home the point that Meerub has now COMPLETELY lost the one anchor that kept her afloat no matter what AND also lost the one place that she called home and the one place she had always found a safe haven in. It is a shattering of faith like no other. She doesn't know what to believe anymore. The person who gave her lessons of strength all her life has now left her completed stranded and has himself given in completely, not to mention the fact that he was never her father to begin with and still doesn't think he can claim that position. I think the storyline of her new found acceptance after that scene is extremely believable given the circumstances. With no one to trust and no place to call home, it's pretty understandable she would find it wise to cling to the only person who has shown her any kind of kindness or hope (notwithstanding the slap) by affirming her despair and agreeing to say no to the marriage in front of everyone for her sake : Murtasim. Yes, this means a very strong character has temporarily become weak (we see in trailers she does defy illogical customs and norms later on despite agreeing to marry Murtasim) but it is a weakness that any person who's human can be expected to show if they were put under such circumstances and subjected to such a crisis of identity and faith. Peace.

[@incognita1122]

I have a theory behind the slap in tere bin. I don’t think such big stars like Yumna and Wahaj would do that scene without having a good reason behind it. It better be a part of the plot otherwise it will really be disappointing that they were part of this toxic scene!

[@cricommentarybyfia1827]

Aik thi laila: that's what happens in the society. If u ask any man about his relationship with an ex or with any girl they ended things on bad terms, they'd say the same kind of things. That was the whole point. They wanted to show how society judges women. They didn't portray laila as a totally bechari and shareef girl. She admits that she did make mistakes. But how even a woman (her own friend) judged her shows how a society judges women who are a bit out there. I loved the concept, the message, the direction, the portrayal of the story! It's all very realistic! Hats off to the makers!

[@Madiha636]

One thing you guys missed in your review of tere bin is that meerub was actually walking away from murtasim she completely ignored him and was walking away crying. He grabbed her by the wrist first, then she got angry and said everything she did and then he slapped her. She she didn’t go to him unprovoked. In any case, very pleased to hear you change your stance. I was sure after witnessing such a violent slap scene you couldn’t support it.

[@dr.sulemansari3312]

The significance of that constable Ruqaiya’s scene was that Laila’s mother always taught her to be quite but constable Ruqqiya’s daughter is happy that her mother is raising voice against sexual assault.

[@rnaqvi3628]

Meerab didn’t faint because of thappar, she fainted because of smoke inhalation, which is common after being trapped in a smoke filled room.Murtasim slapped her because she says tum Kamzor admi ho jo meray peechay chup k Inkar kar rahy ho… that flared him up ( history of being a kamzor Mard maybe as seen in next promo) having said all this, thappar made him a negative character for me.

[@saraijaz8922]

Aik thi laila was so good. I can't believe something like this was made for our TV. Amazing plot, superb storytelling, intriguing, thought provoking still so interesting that it keeps you hooked till the end. And all of it is entertaining as well. Kudos to the whole team 👏

[@Zee-bc4qe]

Tere Bin is an amazing drama ❤️ Just wish the slap scene wouldn't have been there ,but I'm still looking forward to it ❤️ Yumna and Wahaj are acing it

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Kuch ankahi.. drama is going good the way they are showing progressive middle class family where the father is proud of his daughter but only worried that there is no male guardian as a bother after him and not a hue and cry of not having a son

[@sunflowerandsunset]

ATL: Loved Loved it! Crisp storyline, great treatment! I was left wanting more of Laila and Qais but I am happy they left it open. It keeps us thinking! I hope we get more drama/mini series like this! Tere Bin: Very disappointed with the slap I wish to erased it from my memory. It looked very forced and unnecessary. But I must say Murtasim's character is pretty consistent. He is a douchebag and that reflects in his apology as well. But still redeemable. Kuch Ankahi: Another great episode. The flow is smooth. Bilal and Sajal are

[@ghazalaahmad8386]

I love everything about Kuch unkahi. Don’t look for bang and big impact. Look for details, subtlety, non preachy messages beautifully blend in story. I just love it 😍

[@aziza000]

I agree, it’s subtle and the messages they want to convey are intertwined seamlessly into the script.

[@imranaalam6074]

but sadly Pakistani awaam dont want this something which will clean your palette from all masala being fed to us we are use to toxicity

[@farrukhalmas5116]

I agree. They need to stop watching it period

[@ghazalaahmad8386]

@@farrukhalmas5116 stop watching what

[@mdfaizanulhaque2598]

@@imranaalam6074 agreed

[@alyaaziz1949]

May be Meerab is going to pull a revenge on Murtasim by agreeing to the marriage and then embarrass him in the end by saying no as shown in the promos 🤨 They still will get married though 😒

[@Zee-bc4qe]

But they still do get married...but yes she is planning something

[@curious6428]

Loving Ankahi ❤️ the only complaint is that Hindu community in Pakistan speaks proper urdu. They don't say j to Z. This language is a pure indian thing. Even indian Muslims do that. There are many hindus in sindh. their accent is more influenced by sindhi.

[@curious6428]

@Syra Pyyaz i would have ignored it if that was any ordinary play, but my expectation from this team is higher. We should be more careful in portraying minority characters. If we make Christian characters, we make them speak weird English. I dont know why! Like the piano character in parizad. Then we complain that Indians portray us with topi n adab etc. Btw the actor portraying hindu role is beautiful. it's nothing personal to her.

[@deeptimohla8672]

In Tere Bin Yumna's character is shown to be 21 not 24. The birthday party was given because she turned 21.

[@aliya2ful]

Violence against women should NOT be shown .. no matter what

[@aziza000]

Violence should not be shown against cross gender at all. If a woman hits a woman, or a man hits a man, it’s a very different thing. If a family member like a parent hits you, it’s different. But when either the 2 genders are hitting each other it’s a dangerous trend to set and wrong.

[@ahsanarshad918]

Why? Why are you levitating from the rest of us? Aren’t you a human? Context should be cleared and it shouldn’t be glamorised.

[@imranaalam6074]

violence agaisnt anyone shouldnt be shown period ,men,women,kid anyone its becoming so common in our dramas that its just sad

[@aliya2ful]

@@aziza000 : there is a difference between a man hitting a woman and a woman hitting a man; it’s power play ; he’s physically stronger than her ; a woman striking a man is NOT the same as a man striking a woman….! I specifically made my comment in reference to the scene in the drama tere bin, where the man hit the woman ; Also, parents should not hit children… IT IS NOT OK… please stop normalizing it..!!

[@aliya2ful]

@@imranaalam6074 I completely agree with u… violence should not be shown .. comment was specifically for the scene in tere bin..also with so much prevalence of domestic violence against woman in our country- we SPECIFICALLY need to highlight the importance of NOT showing violence against woman on TV… Jumping in to generalize that violence should not been shown against any gender belittles of the magnitude of the issue of domestic violence against women… it appears as if u r trying to sweep the issue of DV under the rug but covering it with a generalized statement

[@user-72892shjsjs]

Still not giving up on Tere bin ❤️

[@Zee-bc4qe]

The thappar was unnecessary but you'll see ahead that Meerab won't sit back. I'm sure the storyline has much for her and Murtasims character. We've seen alot in the teasers

[@kalam000]

The moment Amna said in last week's review that "passion mein slap chalta hai", I knew she will have to back track on this statement. Amna flips and gets carried away sometimes lool. It has become a pattern lowkey. Even Hassan was confused then . You guys gave makers a clean chit then. 7th Sky needs to get over their dhaaga hangover and slap addiction. It is so sad. Even Yumna and Wahaj fans felt upset with the slap but it has become that sequence which you just want to forget now. It was unnecessary and actually went against main leads' actions and reactions so far. Having said that Yumna and Wahaj nailed it completely in their scenes especially entailing the Dargah! Their chemistry is powerful. Read a comment which said the dhaaga scene is even more detrimental than the slap because it reinforces the biddah . After such a beautiful prayer sequence , you give us this . Noooo.

[@eldoraaaaaa09]

I'm sorry, but what is biddah?

[@kalam000]

@@eldoraaaaaa09 innovations added to religion by humans

[@bushrasaeed4753]

I think the slap made me unhappy too but when Meerab said that my self respect cant tolerate you and self respect is not something that comes with having a father, all my anger for the slap went away immediately

[@imranaalam6074]

sorry but justifying a slap over a dialouge ?

[@tahreemsultan5780]

But she will end up marrying him.

[@eshadey8214]

Nope, doesn't cut it. Thappad ka muafza dialogue se nhi bhar sakte. I completely agree with Amna, men who slap women aren't decent. Unse baadmein pyar mein pad jana dikhana is bullshit. I was so sad man, pura drama ka taste barbaad kar diya bc.

[@agul5758]

@@educatedunemployedbhakt7517 who says do u hv any proof ? Donot throw arrow in Air. Do some search , Alhumdulila most houses r peaceful. Good n bad found in every country evil crimes happen behind doors some unfortunate case appear on surface some burried.

[@eshadey8214]

@@agul5758 Hey, I think he was speaking in a general manner about the domestic violence in Pakistan. Obv every house doesn't have it but the domestic violence statistics of India and Pakistan are quite high so obv most homes have it at least in the shape of what's being shown in Tere Bin, the slap that was so normalized aur jis par awaam ko koi gussa aa hi nahi raha, sirf tokenistic one lines h.

[@crazybird786]

I so so wish they didn't have the slap scene in tere bin! Because apart from that, Murtasim wasnt too bad. In the twisted world of Pakistani dramas though, I have never seem the "hero" acknowledge his abuse, let alone show remorse for it, so in some twisted way, that was a first in a pak drama

[@Bjkhehe]

Agreed

[@nageenarshad6292]

Anyhow tere bin gone rock lets trp speak n the lead couple is 🔥

[@ultragamer8407]

For sure!

[@rubi6684]

Thank you so much for recommending aik thi laila, when I heard it was 6 episodes I was so happy to give it a go and boy I was not disappointed. Had me gripped, it was entertaining and funny and so well shot. I have never like Yasir Hussain but he has blown me away here. Just loved the camera shots and the treatment and the direction. Each character was carefully selected! I loved Rukiya the most but all of them were fab!

[@DeepikaAgarwall]

Kuch Unkahi: Aamna, what's a 'Hindu dialect'? Pakistani Hindus speak Urdu if I am not wrong and it's not a Hindu thing/problem to pronounce z as j btw. It's mostly Hindus and Muslims from rural areas of North India who talk like that and Meena's character is Pakistani Hindu. Tere Bin: How are Maa Begum and Anwar related? Are they bhabhi and dewar? Thank you for speaking vociferously against the slap. It was NOT needed and big actors like Wahaj and Yumna should refuse to do such scenes. People do get influenced by such things and we must not normalise such things. It's bad bad bad.

[@hameed9206]

Agreed Pakistani Hindus always speak pure Urdu or the accent they get its depend upon the region or areas they live.

[@agul5758]

Completely correct info, 👏 👌. Pakistani Hindo n Sikhs speak clear clean Urdu , in some parts thy speak Sindhi Pastho Hindko Balochi , their living styles even not like indain Hindo Sikhs thy perform all Pooja Paat thy go Gurdwara regularly thy hv healthy wealthy businesses in Pakistan Pakistani Hindo n Sikhs sometimes make vlogs to show shopping picnics houses worships zealously

[@AshAzk]

Ek thi laila deserves more appreciation!

[@florag1922]

Thank U So much Aamna and Hassan ....always fun to watch your segments ... Taqdeer .. last episode was just awesome ... Aik Thi laila ...superb series ... looking forward for season 2 Tere Bin ...other than the slap Yumna and wahaj's chemistry just awesome ... am very much excited for upcoming ...saw in a teaser Meerab walking out of her wedding ... and put forth the conditions ...

[@rubinashaheen6544]

Your review of “Tere Bin” is on point. The story fell apart so fast. What happened could have talked and explained to meerab as an adult. Here all adults are escaping conversation and letting her cope with this on her own. And yes that mother is like a second class citizen who has no attachment to meerab. .. and it’s so unreal that they didn’t open the door for meerab. Such a weak story. Very disappointing

[@eldoraaaaaa09]

But i wonder, why they incorporated this scene, are they dumb, don't they know how the audience would respond to it

[@kashfraju6667]

And yes lot of dramas full of flaws let tere bin a hit.loving Yumnas and Wahaj acting and chemistry so let it be.😇

[@Zee-bc4qe]

Here only for tere bin ❤️❤️

[@tasneemzahir9675]

I had zero expectations from Tere Bin and still have zero but it’s an entertaining watch and that’s it ! I am going to watch it for its hate-love factor between the hero heroine

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

I totally agree with Hassan and Amina about Tere Bin. Each and everything they criticized was correct, the slap scene in the drama was so uncalled for, left a bad taste in the mouth. The fire scene, the fainting after the thappar, parents acting like this not opening the door etc The whole power play between the leads is lost after the slap scene. So sad.....

[@fathimarana1446]

In that slap scene,meerub tells that thumhari wajah se meri aankh mein aansu hai..and that made murtasim more angry.Maybe he has some past related to that. After he was so regretful and it is clear that the slap was his impulsive reaction towards her words and it is not intentional.He didn't know what was happened with meerub till that moment. Based on only this slap,it is not right to say that murtasim is a toxic character ,we all know that he has some anger issues.Meerub got unconscious because she was already going through a big trauma and the slap was so powerful also. so its quiet normal to be unconscious after such physical attack when mentally not well,not because her character became weak.she still have that aggressiveness,self respect and all. Murtasim tells Maa beegum that "mere chahath dhi wo,wo aap sab ne milke cheenli". This conversation points out that something is happened with murtasim in past . The story has still a long way to go. let's see

[@komalrasheed6229]

Aggreed

[@saisha8917]

Enemy to lover is a kind of trope that is tried and tested and is universal you will find this kind of concept in many Turkish , south korean ,itv Thai Chinese shows and the reason people are attracted towards these kind of trope is because people get to see a complete journey of carecters from intense hate to passionate love. In tere bin they are trying to show intense hate to an extent that he really slaps her but are they going to show that kind of passionate love which requires some amount of physical proximity in pakistani shows there are hardly any scene between lead couple when you can't show passionate love why show senseless hate that slap ruined wahaj carecter completely can't take tere bin any more it could have been good but execution and poor writing ruined it

[@alenwalker3334]

Yeah if that hate from wahaj continued so that will be good but in the next scene he is shown to be melted by yumna innocence.. too soon!

[@rabianaseer5087]

ATL was amazing throughout. A Netflix level treatment, good acting, good storyline, crisp and short. The credit goes to express mainly for introducing short dramas. They are coming up with another mini drama starring Ahsan Khan and Hira Mani.

[@aashnachopra7741]

watching tere bin not for story but only for wahaj and his eyes ❤

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

Kuch Ankahi: is very relatable. It's so current, a slice of life kind of a drama. All the issues, the themes that are going to be dealt with are woven so beautifully in the narrative and scenes. All the characters are sketched very nicely, the mosaic of the characters is very interesting. The dialogues convey very clearly and properly, the mindset, the motive, the thinking process of the characters. The attention to detail is appreciable.

[@nitamullickchemistry5282]

Do you have Hindus in Pakistan??the maid was wearing a bindi.

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

@@nitamullickchemistry5282 Yes we do have Hindus in Pakistan

[@kukuali]

Omg BIG YES!!! Please talk to whoever and however many times…. We want TLOMJ on Netflix please!

[@nataliakhan3324]

Aamna you described a prism not a kaleidoscope :) it’s a tube with two or more reflecting surfaces so a pattern keeps getting reflected leading to a series of reflections superimposed on each other xx

[@millip6760]

7th sky took so much time to perfect their set and their production value, they could’ve taken out time to rethink the plot of the script. Like she hasn’t even done anything to him why would a guy whose educated, well mannered and has a moral compass slap a girl without any thought. I was rooting for tere bin but unfortunately that slap was like a complete turn off. I’ll still watch it for the actors but it’s just sad that we are not able to get out of toxic dramas. Ps. I love both Wahaj and Umna if they do one drama like this they’re also have done wonderful thing like Dil Na Umeed toh Nahi, Paarizad, Ehd e Wafa, Sin Fe Ahaan, Ishq Jalebi, Pyar ke Sadqay etc so let’s not hold them against this.

[@saimajalil8044]

Kuch ankahi- best hai. It talks about property ownership issues and how ppl pay off their relatives without any written receipts and it stabs you in the back. Its so true !

[@werdafatima2614]

Aamna and Hassan, I love you guys. ❤️ You both have grown on me. I really can't put into words the impact you two have on me. I might agree or disagree with you on certain topics but that never stops me from coming back to Something Haute, each and every day . I impatiently wait for your videos. The past one year wouldn't have been the same for me without Something Haute. You have helped me get through 2022 and I am eternally grateful to the both of you. Love from India. ❤️

[@adeenatahir522]

Aik Thee Laila - The moment the mobile shop guy told inspector Sajid that Laila blackmailed him for 2 Lakh rupees, I sensed something was up. Because, Laila’s dost said that Laila needed 2 Lakh rupees because she was being blackmailed. The eerie coincidence felt odd: If Laila was blackmailing the shop guy, how can the friends story be true that Laila was being blackmailed 😅 One could sense that stories told by the characters were not aligning, there were some lies. And then we heard Laila’s story and it made sense!

[@ritisnatanayak2]

based on my watch on kuch unkahi,i am telling you they entertainingly smashing all the SERIOUS STEREOTYPES AND GENDER BIASES in a very light hearted way.....where do u see a girl proposing a guy,where do u see a guy ironing his moms dress,where do u see a girl playing a real estate agent,where do u see a girl nd boy are literally buddies and boy is coming to girls home like A SAHELI,where do u see a girl studying filmmaking,where do u see a girl studying in university and taking her projects and assignments seriously(that documentary),where do u see a girl single handedly managing father's business empire,where do u see a girl driving a car every time,where do u see ur PHUPHO saying "she too have a choice,and she is able and worthy to make a choice,even if its wrong,and WE WILL SUPPORT HER,AND IF ANYTHING HAPPENS WRONG,WE ARE THERE FOR HER,AND WE WILL SUPPORT HER.",where do u see a girl practising her hobby,be it tania's foodie self,be it that girl making tiktok videos,be it samya doing embroidery,beading,jewellery making etc,where do u see a guy cleaning pankha,where do u see people making jewellery and making tea for their maid and treating her like family,where do u see a man doing dishes,where do u see a man cooking and enjoying it,and where do u see a girl dreaming to buy a house for her parents and clear her father,s debts,where do u see a society without discriminating the minority,where do u see the concept of child labour being addressed in a story,where do u see a maid's struggle to pay her bills and run the family on her shoulder......ALL IN A SINGLE PAKISTANI DRAMA that too only in 4 episodes LOTS OF LOVE FROM INDIA

[@marycan5064]

Thankx for updating on Ek Thi Laila season 2. I had sooo many questions in my head

[@aimaszaviyar2965]

Good review on Tere Bin .. Thapar not 🚫 allowed.... Poor direction 🙄 Yumna n Wahaj both r incredible actors..why they were agreed on promoting physical abuse

[@HuffyZeen]

If laila would’ve been the same character as all the females characters in other dramas, she would’ve killed herself when everyone outside her house was telling her to do so. She confronted them and believed that she has every right to happiness. That’s where the difference is and I’m glad she didn’t end up with Sajid - in a normal drama she probably would’ve ended with sajid

[@meghlanilambori1557]

If u want to give review on such a high volume drama like "tere bin", then at first watch carefully twice/thrice, if u can't then stop giving review on "tere bin", otherwise you'll show yourself wrong.... 1. Meerab was celebrating her 21st birthday, not 24th, 25th... 2. The slap shouldn’t happen but first meerab said she'll slap him, then he slapped to stop her, sometimes only a slap can destroy your emotional outbreak & bring you in your senses, it’s not the issue of man or woman, so meerab is not really angry on him 3. Meerab got senseless not for only slapping but also for smoke inhalation... Others point justified... But murtasim is not toxic, overly battamiz ladki ko handle karte huye wo apni line se overstepped ho gya... Our hopes for tere bin still so high & we are enjoying each & every scenes, can't skip a single one, not for haya also... Only love for tere bin....love from 🇧🇩

[@nehaamjad7066]

Tere Bin - If Anwar has such a regret now & feels so 'fatherly' towards Meerub now, then why can't he ask Waqas to give ber some closure? How are Anwar's emotions legit if he isn't even sensitive towards Meerub's emotions? That's a weak plot. If they had shown Anwar to be very aggressive & 'not to be messed with' (like his character from Khuda Aur Muhabbat as Iqra's brother), then this fiery swift of events could still make sense to me.

[@kiransamana]

Even in either of those scenarios Amna gave, that slap wouldn't have been justified. Even when a woman is unfaithful, her husband is not allowed to hit her on the face, nor is he allowed to hit her in anyway it would hurt her. All he is allowed to do in such circumstances when all other efforts at reconciliation have failed is to tap her with a siwak (this would barely hurt). The sole purpose is to push her to self-reflect. If she doesn't change her ways even then, it's better to part ways than to resort to hitting one's wife. In the case of Tere Bin, Meerub is not even Murtasim's wife yet. She is clearly seeing all the red flags and now this thappar. She wasn't shown to be some damsel in distress. Why would such a girl ever marry her abuser? The only reason I can think of is revenge. If that is where this is leading up to, and they plan on condemning that slap in the episodes to come, it'll be fun and refreshing to watch. If not though, it's just another toxic Pakistani TV show and Yumna and Wahaj would fall from grace.

[@javeriaabbasi9886]

Every point that's been raised about #terebin is a thousand percent valid and it really was disappointing... It was a signature way of disgracing a beautiful story (at least we believed it was)

[@almaslakhani6693]

Agree

[@imranaalam6074]

I am just glad that finally thr is a drama like KUCH ANKHAI which we can watch with family, sitting with your father, brother or even your kids u don't feel embarrassed. Because every drama is either toxic saas bahu, alpha possessive male manhandling the girl and hitting her and our innocent awaam calling it love, or extra marital affairs. But sadly, ppl wont appreciate something clean because Kuch Ankhai dont have the typical Masla which have been fed to our awaam neither it has big sets or dhoom dhamaka something clean and family oriented never get digested by our viewers the big example is ALIF and JO BICHAR GAYE, and ppl r already calling it boring bec thr is no filth in it Tere Bin I was enjoying it its something away from reality and its been established u have to kill your brain cells to watch it but hitting just to sake for masala isn't ok ,hitting is not ok period WAHAJ AND yUMNA such a good and brilliant actors and its sad to see to be accepted in mainstream audience they have to do these roles just for ratings and views and this kind of stuff is getting ratings and views our audience mind don't want anything out of box and our stars have to get itno that box of Masala to be popular in mainstream hitting scene wether it was from Murtasim or if it was Meerub doing it I would have problem with both and the hitting epi u cans ee the views on it thats what our awaam appreciate which is pathetic it was unnecceary and it turn into a typical show . The Dargah scene from tere bin taken from an indian soap the upcoming swimming pool scene taken from Indian soap hopefully i might connect to it in coming epis but sorry its something which started promising but later a let down

[@aziza000]

Yep, it’s just a simple story, so it won’t get the hype. Sad really.

[@ultragamer8407]

Thapper se dar nahi lgta sir Pyaar se dar lgta hai.

[@imranaalam6074]

@@ultragamer8407 and this kind of mentality is y thr is so much violence in our soceity promoting shirk and than hitting what else is left

[@sidraamjad8394]

I think Murtasim slap was a reaction to meerabs statement when she said k m jaongi m tmhe thappar maar kr jaongi yahan se I guess it triggered him may be

[@rabianaseer5087]

Pinjra and Kuch Ankahi are parizaads of 2023. So different yet so underrated. Glad we still have a few good dramas airing otherwise the other current popular dramas aren't even worth watching.

[@sa4296]

Kuch Ankahi has just started.. Give it some time lol.

[@waqasmehmood1216]

There will never be another parizad.

[@imranaalam6074]

@@sa4296 its kashaf foundation production which always give progressive messages not regressive toxic things showing in sake of ratings

[@pleasantpiles28]

@@imranaalam6074 true, Kash foundation has always provided meaningful dramas but people are interested in cringe dramas

[@rabianaseer5087]

@@sa4296 Sadly it will never get the desired viewership because people like masala

[@maheenkhaan9160]

Moreover, if a man or a woman slaps the opposite gender on tv that doesn't mean that they are always promoting that! If murtasim feels bad after that and apologizes, maintains a good relation (which he has never done before) shows that if one does that one should immediately correct his actions and that it's not cool to do so.

[@a.sbakers8160]

Tere bin is amazing drama and I am loving it ♥️😍 everyone have their view point so it doesn't matter

[@ultragamer8407]

Me too

[@allaboutlife4198]

#terebin Feedback on Terebin. I want to mention one thing, k why she fainted ( one more factor that no one noticed could be k she came from a room where there was fire and smoke to when smoke accumulates in lungs, it causes drowsiness) Still, every fairytale story from Starplus, Turkish, Pakistani every industry must have a scene of Heroin fainting and hero carrying her in his arms 😅 Yes, I also got hurt a lot from THAPPAR scene, Zaban s muqabla krte dono equal level p (also meerub ko b dhakka nai marna chayie tha) . I immediately said this thing after watching these episodes of tere bin, why 7th sky every drama has to contain Mazaaar, and Baba. 😒 It's not our religion.

[@aziza000]

Seems like mini series might be a new thing now and that’s a great thing! Express TV is releasing another one called Hum Dono which features Hira Mani and Ahsan Khan and the poster looks interesting, I hope you’ll review it when it releases. Then ARY is releasing one too called Sar e Rah, with Saba, Hareem, Muneeb, Saboor and the storylines look 👀 I’m glad at least they are now considering and taking the risk of making mini series. I saw Faysal’s interview and he said he thinks the year 2023 will see a 30% change in better content. He also mentioned how his next 2 projects will be hatke and the treatment will be very unique (more so like Netflix/Prime) than a typical Pakistani drama so I’m excited.

[@aimana7891]

I can relate with you guys so much. IAM HUNGRY ALLLLL THE TIME!! Although i had lost a little weight last month but these past two weeks since New Year has been crazy. Every hour I feel like eating such different things. From Shawarma to bun kebab to KFC to mug cakes and brownies…life has been weird… But i am so glad I am not alone in this food struggle😂

[@HPF894]

Same here 😳😳...

[@SupR3289]

Please eat healthy and lots of vegetables. You don’t want to get gut issues because of eating highly processed food and fried food.

[@aimana7891]

@@SupR3289 yes you are absolutely right, I try to but cravings often get the best out of me 🙊

[@sarrahaseen9200]

Aik thi Laila: I actually loved to see the Laila's version. It was like table turned around. So I did not actually find it stereotypical of showing her "bechari"

[@tasneemzahir9675]

Wahaj will not fall from grace like Danish Taimoor and Feroze because in his other drama MPHT, he is shown to be the completely opposite and his acting is superb.. Lag hi nahi raha ke Murtasim and Saad are being played by the same actor and that’s the definition of a real skilled actor..

[@ashapradhan6713]

But that's not the excuse for that disgusting and disturbing hard slap. Wahaj and Yumna should take some responsibility for doing the disgusting slap scene, they could have said no to the thappar scene. Tere bin is such a crap drama.

[@oceanoflife5981]

Feroz aur danish kab apni heriones ko thappar marte hain ye btana zara gulerana ke baad usne konse drame mai heroine ko slap kiya hai wahaj ki tarah misogynist aur toxic characters nahi karte dono idiot

[@gurpreetrandhawa7643]

​@@ashapradhan6713 aap pls director sahab ka interview suniye unhone saaf saaf kaha tha ki wahaj yeh slap scene nhi chahte the pr yumna mam chahti thi unhone insist kiya tha is scene k liye.

[@gurpreetrandhawa7643]

​@@oceanoflife5981 phle director saab ka interview sun lejiye ja k unhone saaf bataya tha ki wahaj yeh slap scene nhi chahte the pr yumna mam yeh scene chahti thi unhone insist kiye is k liye kyuki woh sb real dikhana chahti thi. Aur kisi k kaam ko le kr aap un ko judge nhi kr skte.. Wahaj play better role and less toxic roles than danish tamoor and firoze khan.

[@oceanoflife5981]

@@gurpreetrandhawa7643 yumna ko tou sharam hi nahi ati èven ke domestic violence promote karna kitna ghalat itna nahi pata ...

[@wardaaman9607]

In kuch ankahi, I also find it enjoyable finding a matching dupatta for an outfit and wearing same dress the next day.. It was good

[@waqarsoomro5226]

Kuch Ankahi's second episode was too good. Exciting for next episode. Realistic one

[@abdull_ahh_]

Still loving tere bin...loving wahaj and yumna chemistry♥️✨

[@zifrabanday4079]

i loved your take on thappad . its true that real man will not slap no matter what happens . we remember danish from mere paas tum ho. whatever mehvish did danish never abused her. A slap can never be a symbol of love

[@itshasan2687]

Amna is right jisko adat nhi hoti wo thappad nhi maar sakta......since childhood I've been taught to not raise my hand even on my younger siblings and now whatever happens it is never my instinct to even think about raising my hand Amna i think murtasim stopping her from running out made sense bcoz in the last episode when she drove and crashed he said something about her being his fiance and log kya kahenge in the hospital. So he was trying to stop her from that but then slapping her was so unnecessary. I also don't agree with amna that she's a strong girl so she couldn't faint......there could be multiple reasons for her fainting she was in trauma and she had inhaled smoke few moments ago and all the shouting at her parents plus the denial it make a person weak at that moment and that slap was zannatedar, surprised her tympanic membrane was intact.

[@Sonal.09]

37:15 OH MY GOD, you people watch the drama in soo much depth and detail. HATS OFF For someone like me who is Hindi speaking I really didn't pick the different pronunciation by the maid in Kuch Ankahi. I'll have to see her scenes again now and listen very carefully.

[@nandinishah1709]

But if she lives in Pakistan and has learnt Urdu then she should be able to pronounce it properly

[@sabazeee5341]

@@nandinishah1709 ye helping woman (maid) india se import ki h inho ne😂..wese me jitne bhi hindus ko janti hun (pakistan me) sb educated hote hn doctors bankers engineers or 1 hmaray teachr bhi hindu the kafi handsome the or larrkiyon ka crush the 😂 wo sb normal urdu hi bolte hn..or un k nam se hi pata chalta h k wo hindu hn warna koi nhe pehchan skta appearance se..

[@asmaaloch3365]

@@sabazeee5341 My Sindhi shayari teacher was a Hindu, a young man from Jamshoro his Sindhi & Urdu was so on point & his name was "Sachal" a Sindhi name & yess here in "Kuch Unkahi" Meena's accent was so on your face, khhawand, Jeher, Agga ji 😬

[@ghazalaahmad6247]

When Laila was narrating all this none of the guys refuted her but they all looked guilty !! So she was right !!

[@SimranWadhwaArtistry]

I noticed i don’t know if you guys noticed she turned 21 in the show the recent birthday they even mention that she is 21 now it’s an enough age and time😅

[@Krishna_deewana_hu_me]

Love from India. We love Pakistani drama bcs of its simplicity n story. KUCH ANKAHI is best drama of 2023. Look at the acting, story, screenplay of drama wow just wow. Also when salman and alia was fighting they look like adult people fighting. Not like other characters did in past like Chupke chupke, humtum n suno chanda over load girls.

[@rabianaseer5087]

Exactly, their fighting even was in so sophisticated language. Such a well made drama.

[@ashapradhan6713]

But Kuch Ankahi is not getting viewing figures like other dramas. Not many people are watching Kuch Ankahi.

[@Krishna_deewana_hu_me]

@@rabianaseer5087 yes when sajal and bilal was fighting. Its look adult mature people having conversations. They act so well. Bilal abbas personality amazing

[@Krishna_deewana_hu_me]

@@ashapradhan6713 yes true bcs kuch ankahi drama audience is very limited. People liked these days loud, domestic violence, drama.

[@Maryam-nt5gv]

Kuch ankahi is so enjoyable and so realistic only one drama i realy enjoyed right now

[@shifaali1997]

Clearly the slap wasn't needed at all. But I'd like to disagree with you Amna on the 'Fitrat' thing. Because the capacity for violence is innately present in all human beings, just some have more than others, but it is there and life situations test it.

[@Quratul13]

That thappad was not necessary at all and it can't be justified but I would like to mention brilliant performance of 4 people yumna ,wahaj and sohail sameer and of course bushra g her subtle balance acting definitely deserves a wow 👌 Furthermore oh my God the mosque it was one of the beautiful scene that I have seen in any drama so far from where it starts , acting direction ,camera work ,production , that stealing glances every thing was top notch siraj ul haq ,camera man and dop deserves 👏🏼 👍 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@mmpiali]

Tere bina main nahin : it's worth watching as it engages . Well acted well directed. We don't need to judge right and wrong as long as they are not illogical . Here, the drama shows exactly that - one character is ambitious , some other gives priority to family life , and another one takes responsibility for his family . Everyone is different and makes different choices , and that's what the drama is projecting. Which is a good thing

[@maheragilani6591]

so glad you are discussing physical abuse in form of thappars.

[@sadiam16]

Tere Bin: Completely agree that thappar was completely out-of-place - Murtassim had gracefully dealt with much worse insults from Meerab before; this was minute compared to those. I think the writers in this drama have some strong dialogues in mind and they just force situations to use those dialogues (instead of gradually building a story where those dialogues sound more natural) - in this case, I think they wanted to show the scene where father takes a stand for his daughter, etc. However, I loved the mazzar scene (minus the baba and dhaga part) - it brought peace and serenity to an episode that generally lacked substance and creativity . Hassan: Good catch on the janmaz direction - it seemed odd, but maybe they needed to get the right angle for lighting or Meerab's glance after her dua (the glance was also a bit too choreographed).

[@habibazeeshan5783]

100% accurate analysis of Tere Bin.i thought the same things while watching the drama.SUPERB SOMETHING HAUTE TEAM.

[@arsaba885]

I feel sad for Noor ul Ain in Tere Bin Mai Nahi. Had this been a guy who needed time to settle down or excel in his career (Kuch Ankahi's Ali Safina's character in point), that would be commendable and responsible of him, any girl objecting to it would be considered silly. But if a girl wants to excel or at least reach a target - she is never supported even in reality. Everyone wants a dr bahu but no one wants them to have a career. Literally an education that costs the family 30-50lacs, and years of hardwork - and she will be told to make a home instead of try to have a career as well. Noor is just standing up for herself. And it's sad that for all the love he exhibits, Murtaza doesn't understand this basic thing.

[@sensibletake]

Tere bin has that odd fascinating feel mostly because of the performance of Wahaj. Girls really do like brooding alpha males ..at least in stories and books. Let the sweet nurturing men become our boyfriends and husband's...keep the bad boys for our fantasies!!