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[@Tarinirai204]

Parizad end was perfect as imagined and the best part was that annie understood pari complexity and doesn't force things on him but decided to go slow and make him feel comfortable with himself and their relationship.😌💯❤

[@foolish1ful]

Exactly. I don't understand the obsession people have with marriage

[@haramansari0904]

Yes, absolutely right.

[@aliciawayne]

That was the whole point. Really loved how it didn't end with the clichéd scenes.

[@shahadali4463]

Yes yes yes this is the perfect answer

[@tanyaa9692]

Yesss!

[@teadrinker1260]

Parizaad is a great example that our country can create content for huge platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime and HBO. The show was entirely different from your typical Pakistani shows based on domestic violence, weak women or misogynistic men. Ahmed Ali Akbar brought life to the character, his body language, nuanced grounded to life performance was a treat to watch. Also the highlight on Urdu language was a beautiful addition to the show. Shehzad Kashmiri deserves as much as praise as he can get for Parizaad as he can get.

[@muniranoorani3996]

The writer has also written the script very well .

[@raffatanjum197]

100% agreed

[@DrSRana-xm9qk]

Z

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Parizaad ended sensibly with good messages. One can live without love but not without a purpose in life. Hashim Nadeem summed up both parizaad and KAM3 through this message. (Exactly, Why Parizad lived and Feedi and Mahi died). 😜 Thank HN for giving us Parizaad. The drama would go down in history as a classic. Ahmad Ali Akbar’s performance would serve as an institution of acting for the generations of learning actors. It was one drama that touched the zenith of excellence in terms of story, direction, acting, apart from being popular among everyone. Even those who do not watch Pakistani dramas, couldn’t help watching it. Standing ovation to the writer, Hashim Nadeem, the director and actors, specially AAA. 👏👏👏 Adieu Parizaad! you won hearts.♥️

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@saniyakhan3110 Sang e Mah , of course ,is a must watch. 😊

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Yes, Thankfully Hashim Nadeem dont kill or send Parizad to Mazaar....from KAM3 he learnt his lesson..lol....If Ahmed dont own parizaad this way then the imapct would not have been same ....brilliant work by all the team...thats called real pakistani content power...

[@sadiarizwan1]

Mahnoor I love your comments and scroll down for them after every review!

[@dua-e-zehra647]

The ending in the novel was shit tho. Just like every other tragic end... Take example of Mere Pas Tum Ho, Pyaray Afzal.. Or let it be Romeo and Juliet. Although I love the fact that they changed the end for us, viewers, plus they a good thing is they didn't drag the drama... As they did with Ishq Zahe Naseeb, a great drama if HN yet destroyed because of poor direction and unnecessary stretch for TRPs and views

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@sadiarizwan1 Thank you so much🥰💕

[@fh1965]

here is how I rationalized Annie's change in appearance: we're forgetting she GOT HER EYESIGHT BACK. Clearly now she has a different sense of dressing and doing her hair/makeup than when she was blind. She couldn't have done her hair much while being blind. So in my eyes, while she does look a bit different; she is just embracing her eyesight now and excited to dress differently.

[@11yushi]

Also the landscape was different.in northern areas we dress differently than from karachj

[@manigupta2299]

Right! Also, now she can see, she has become more confident. She can see how people are around her, how they look at her.. that's why we can understand that change in demeanor. When she was blind, she was not much confident.

[@tabinda460]

Very well put

[@MiraasbyMariyamDawood]

Same. Her mother must have been dressing her up. Clothes were bought by her mother probably. Now that she can see she is expressing herself in her clothing

[@sidraferoze3474]

Good point

[@ranakhan5503]

I think the scene in Parizaad in which Annie touches his face with her eyes closed, has got to be one the best love scenes ever. It spoke volumes. And the director was right in keeping this end, very realistic that Parizad and Annie would take some time to take their relationship forward. That life needs a purpose apart from love was so beautifully emphasized.

[@heathcliffcatherine7713]

This is how I saw the ending 1 Changed Dressing Sense :- I have low eyesight so I can relate to her completely . When i am in public eye or even with my parents i try to do things as perfectly as I can , so that I can be counted as " normal ", i try to do things on my own so that I can be called "independent" . In the character of Anni i saw all this. She tried be *perfect* , her priorities was to cherish the things which she can not see . Looking good used to give her a sense of confidence , acceptability , motive above all it gave her chance to have control on her personality . Like Parizad she also scaled her personality with her outer appearance . But when she got her eye sight back , her whole priorities changed , she was desparately looking for Parizad ,. She suddenly came out from her little fairytale world and started dealing with real issues . Her center of concern changed . So did her personality n eventually her looks . Beside that a simple thing is that u can't show a character wearing same kind of dresses after going through the series of drastic changes . Second thing : *They didn't hug* I think that was absolutely fine because , they became "friends" they gave each other time to grow , they gave each other their faith , their understanding met at that point of time . If we see the entire journey there was only Parizaad's fear of falling in love , he never really understood what he was going through . He simply felt the pain n pleasure of being with somebody which he had felt three time before Anni . On the otherhandside Annie's love never gave space to Parizad to agree or to feel the same . Even Parizaad felt what Annie said not more than that . When they were standing on the top of that mountain it was basically the beginning of their real journey with all acceptance , here even Parizaad was very clear about his insecurities , his thoughts about love , life n Annie so was Annie . Hence , that mountain gave chance to them to grow again embracing each other's insecurities , dreams and personalities by letting them grow slowly n naturally . 3 Parizad's meaning of personality : Parizad could never differentiate his persona . His childhood introduction was given to us by introducing us to his dark complexion which later on gaves him a " name" , a name that never was just a name . It functioned as a constitutional n integral part of his childhood n personality . We all know that childhood traumas do not let us live fully .Same happened to him from the first episode to last episode we can trace those nuances where his personality actually does't change . Only changes in his personality we see was where he accepted his name " mujhe apne naam ki thi khoobi psnd h ki jo ese ek baar sun le bo bhoolta nhi " n second when he accepted his skin tone by saying I want to live n die with this personality here again he mentioned " personality" not omplexion . When the basics of his personality got lost it made him question his real self . He started listening to other people's idea of success n ultimately personality. After coming to those mountains he found himself comfortable more than anywhere else . Here for the first time he was able to distinguish between the inner n outter personality of his . But still it needed an acceptance , which Annie gave to him at the end of drama . So his complexion played a huge role . Finally the loveliest part was Parizad's story actually ended where it began just like any other common man. Their meeting is not the conclusion of the story it's just a rest . Still many celebrities , morning , stories of love , lost failure victory , hate or nothingness are still going on around him . He is not the centre of the entire world , someone bigger than him is the driving force of his own life . So this makes Parizad stand out in my opinion..

[@mariaatariq3713]

Parizaad deserves all the love and acclaim. Huge shout out to the entire team. Specially Hashim Nadeem, it was by far his best script. Ahmed Ali Akbar you have set the bar very high. Way to go..

[@prism7990]

I'm so happy they modified Parizaad drama's ending from the original novel. Parizaad, despite his complexes, insecurities, heartbreaks, found a purpose in life. Annie also found a fulfilling career. Neither of them destroyed or depressed themselves with sorrow of separation like the original ending. No heartbreak or separation is worth not utilizing the gift that is life. I'm glad they didn't show a cheesy marriage scene either and left it open ended. It takes time to outgrow of insecurities and fears ingrained in one's mindset for decades, it would take time for anyone like Parizaad too.

[@wrezzii]

Haven't read the book,could you please elaborate on Annie's ending in the book .

[@sohailajaved3278]

should have stayed with the original ending as presented in the novel, Parizaad. The build up of character, feelings and events got disturbed by the imposed climax. Why should the writer follow the whims of his/her audience? Should stay loyal to his/her creation.

[@poojasabharwal9084]

@@sohailajaved3278 , the ending was perfect, had it been otherwise, it would have been a huge letdown for the audiences !! You give me one reason, why 'Parizaad' had to die ? No logic at all. I am so glad the writer & director didn't make it typical. The dialogue 'zindagi mohabbat ke bina toh guzari jaa sakti hai, lekin maqsad ke bina nahi'👌👌 superb & fact indeed. The smart part was they amalgamated both in the end, which was the best Part for me, as a viewer👏☺ So, hip Hip hurray for the entire team of 'Parizaad'👏😊

[@prism7990]

@@wrezzii parizaad wanders about, works in a graveyard, spends time at a railway station, people mistake him for a sufi start coming to him for prayers, turns out whatever people seek from him parizaad's prayer is answered. He becomes weaker and sick with time. One day, when he's extremely sick, a girl with dark spectacles comes to seek Parizaad's dua for someone she is searching for. It's Ainee. She recognizes him by touch and her cousin confronts him about everything. Turns out Ainee had refused to see even after surgery and continued to wear dark spectacles after parizaad left her. Ainee takes him into her lap, removes her spectacles and stares at him with affection. But it's too late, Parizaad takes his last breath in her lap.

[@prism7990]

@@sohailajaved3278 I think the original was way too tragic and there was no redemption for Parizaad. It was great as a piece of literature. But it was a hopeless, tragic ending. The drama was reaching to a lot more people, who may relate with the character in their own ways. Making a positive, hopeful, bright ending where having a purpose in life and doing good for society is highlighted and where Parizaad is appreciated by everyone for his good deeds gives an actual message to audience that being a good human, doing good deeds, having a purpose in life will someday gain you recognition and appreciation and there is always someone out there who'll see your pure heart and soul. The ending gives us hope that Parizaad will eventually grow out of his insecurities too and emerge confident, self sufficient and it is possible for anyone who has been bullied or suffered coz of looks like him.

[@oddbugg]

Parizaad: The ending justified it all. So glad the reunion between Pari & Annie was subdued, nuanced & without any unnecessary drama. Pari was in full character as his self-effacing self right till the end even when Annie admits she reciprocates his feelings. Proud that Annie took the initiative and didn't readily give up on something she believed had immense potential and showed genuine promise. The backdrop against which the events unfolded added to the charm, the understated bonding. Happy that Pari can get to keep this friendship amidst so many he lost. To Ahmed, Yumna, the entire cast and team, H Nadeem and the magical eye of S Kashmiri - thank you for this delightful story where we lived the journey with the characters. Much love and best wishes!

[@poojasabharwal9084]

'Parizaad', only one word to sum up & it's 'CLASSIC'♥️👏 A 'Treasure' to be enjoyed & which invariably puts a smile on our faces😊 I wonder what will AAA Do now since he already has set a benchmark with this one😊 Well, your guess is as good as mine✌

[@hermionegranger1096]

I'll be honest, as someone who lived in the US, i was lowkey ready to fly all the way to Pakistani to watch Parizaad in cinemas, because I love it so much. Pakistan doesn't really have any films coming out so I think it's fine. We need to keep the cinemas open in Pakistan and this is one way to do it. Random but I just realized Parizaad changes his name to Ahmed, the same name as the actor loll. I hope thts intentional because AAA has completely owned this character. In regards to Annie's change, it is believable, first she got her eyesight back and dresses differently now that she can see colors, also she was heartbroken by parizaad, the same thing parizaad had gone thru becoming a different person with each heartbeak the same way Annie's starry eyed view of love was also broken the second Parizaad wasn't in front of her after the surgery. That's understandable, after heartbreak you become more stronger and that innocence you once had is gone. That's why her voice is more commanding as well because that heartbreak from Parizaad took a toll on her. I do agree that I wish Parizaad and Annie at least held hands in the end. When Annie was leaving for the US and Parizaad held her hands while she was crying, I rewinded that scene again and again because it was so romantic and pure. I was hoping for a similar scene in the end, especially with the snowy view in the back, but Ahmed Ali Akbar and Yumna's eyes also showed the characters' love for each other. Either way, this drama will be a classic remembered forever.

[@fatima6671]

Unpopular opinion: Yumna Zaidi's performance in last episode of Parizaad was one of her best performance She ever gave

[@SadiaAbbas0511]

Not at all unpopular opinion she was indeed at her finest in the end while at her worst in some of the earlier scenes and also in Ishq e Laa

[@MAbd-pt8dv]

Yumna performed brilliantly in the last episode, loved it!

[@amberawan1Bjgbhhn3]

@@SadiaAbbas0511 ishq e laa azka’s character is poorly written.

[@SadiaAbbas0511]

@@amberawan1Bjgbhhn3 couldn't agree more. Shallow writing as always by Qaisera Hayat

[@zoaye3280]

@@amberawan1Bjgbhhn3 i do agree 8 don't know why yumna signed that project at first place she was wasted in ishaq e laa so poorly written only 5 episode story line was dragged to 30 episode.

[@shareeqasultana4522]

I can understand Hassan's point of view for Hugging eachvother in the last... But we indian saw in every bollywood movies or any other indian movies or any series / serials every time so we want it in pakistani drama because love Pakistani drama for. There is no adult scene no fake feminism still entertaining and strong message. Thats why we loveeeeeeee Zindegi gulzar hai ,we loveeeeeeeee Alif ,we justtt love parizaad ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aashiidrisi7239]

Uff...zindagi gulzar hai❤❤ and alif❤❤ ZGH still has my heart.

[@khushboo6699]

Exactly. We love to see paskistani dramas with strong emotions without showing physical relations. This is the uniqueness of pakistani drama and it shoukd not change

[@saadiameer1708]

Hassaaann😂, love the fact that he loves to see intimacy/romantic scenes on Pakistani TV. (Whether its Parizaad or in Dobara)I 100% agree. Would really appreciate to see such innocent/budding romance on screen. We have been deprived of it and we deserve such stories and innocent/pure intimacy.

[@zahrasalah]

I believe the evolution of Annie as a mature young lady has to do with the fact that she got heart broken when Parizaad abandoned her as she had confessed to him before leaving for the surgery, this can explain the change in her personality and hence dressing, but as she was a pure soul and her love for Parizaad was not based on looks she maintained that soul within... I disagree that the last scene was Yumna's finest performance, i would say it was one on her best, as she has proven and outdone herself in every genre of drama either be it serious, romance, thriller or even comedy over and over again..no one in the drama industry has the same baggage of diverse work as she does PERIOD. That is why she is the director's choice for the majority of her roles.

[@misbahfarooq1189]

For me the best of the best scene of Yumna was in 3rd last episode,,I must say that was thw most perfect sequence of her brilliant acting when she said to Pari that *Jab ap aa jaen ge tu ap rakhen ge mera khayal* and those tears,those emotions,,,that was the outclass chemistry ,rarely, very rarely shown in any pakistani drama ,between any actors.Atleast for me.

[@samattt5273]

(Excuse my grammar..I'm listening to the review at the same time) Finally..someone said it....this mature Annie we saw was a result of her finally experiencing the true colours of society through sight. Along with the heart break of Parizaad not fulfilling her wish to at least be the first person she sees after regaining her sight, the many months of her and sharjeel not being able to find him and her questions and feelings about parizaad remaining unreceived ...all these have took away the beaming and unfiltered Annie she once was. Also, regaining a whole new sense (sight) really brings in confidence...she's finally a complete human. I really appreciate how yumna portrayed this change through FLUENT DIALOGUE DELIVERY (blind Annie didn't speak that fluently, but her reactions and emotions in her delivery were spontaneous since she was reacting to what she was hearing and off course, when someone whom she deeply admires is right there, then off course, she'll have her ways to seeking that person's attention) and SKIN TEXTURE (not sure if many people went that close...but I did) I honestly, feel that blind Annie must have gone through insecurities of being blind like how Parizaad currently feels insecure about his appearance BUT she did say in one of her shows that she went through a very tough time but she found ''home'' in Parizaad's poetry (along those lines)) ..AND with the support of her mother and cousin (evident in her track), she went all out to compete with the world (doing things she was passionate about and in the same way in showing her open admiration and love towards Parizaad) with assurance that her close ones have her back , thus, she didn't care about what others thought of her (also ...she can't see others judging..if they did..). Overall, I do feel that Annie and Parizaad's track could've been better treated by the director (I honestly liked its build up in the novel) but I'm glad that the ending shown in the drama serial solidified their track..and this lead me to this introspection on my favourite track of the novel. Off course, this drama is on Parizaad's journey so the audience are more invested in him and his transitions (also these transitions are shown clearly throughout the drama thanks to brilliant storytelling and AAA's exceptional performance) but Annie like all the other supporting characters is complex character too...I admit.. whilst following the drama, I was mainly concerned about yumna's dialogue delivery whilst performing blind Annie but after seeing the end and that obvious change in Annie's demeanour ..I see what her and the director were attempting to indirectly show in her character and I believe through that Annie's character wasn't one dimensional as many may see her to be. Once again...apologies for the terrible grammar...too lazy to proof read :/

[@yasminkhoja7985]

So Parizaad comes to an end. But not before leaving us mesmerized from the first episode to the last, taking us on an emotional roller coaster every Tuesday evening, teaching us lessons that never previously came to the forefront of our conscience, dealing progressively with so many unspoken social issues, rekindling in us the love for our poetic language Urdu, showing us the magnificence of rural, untouched Nothern Pakistan and Azad Kashmir, revisiting some of our charming and quaint railway stations from colonial times that just added to the romance..…all this through beautiful writing, scintillating story-telling, creative and sensitive direction, breathtaking cinematography and equally beautiful frames 🙌🏻….and the acting!! Every single character needs to be lauded for their powerful roles….but most of all, the absolutely brilliant Ahmed Ali Akbar and the adorable Yumna Zaidi! Their chemistry has come full circle since ‘Yeh Raha Dil’, and their performances touched new heights in Parizaad. Even in complete silence, their eyes, facial expressions and body language conveyed emotions that were real, moving, layered and nuanced. We’ve seen Ahmed in Tajdeed e Wafa, Yeh Raha Dil, Laal Kabootar and Ehd e Wafa….but as Parizaad he took on a role that not too many top notch actors would have had the courage to do….and how!! Even with his ‘unattractive’ demeanour and personality, he stole our hearts, took over our senses, all the while proving that he has the screen presence of an academy award actor. Bravo to the entire team of Parizaad. A masterpiece of a production. Although the Pakistani drama industry (and music) is appreciated the world over with Urdu/Hindi speaking audiences, this serial will always be remembered as being in a class of its own. Tuesday evenings will never be the same again.😢❤️

[@kauserkhan258]

Thank you for writing it in a beautiful manner

[@hopeq1322]

Kudos to Bilal Abass for transforming himself into Mahir. One might think it would be easy to play a young guy but the vibe that Mahir has through out is in line with his background and past experiences. He stays the same person even after marrying Mehru.

[@BAK952]

Agreed

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

I’ve been a fan of Ahmed Ali Akbar for some years now. Even in a drama like Ehd e Wafa, I believe AAA and Wahaaj Ali deserved to be front and center as opposed to the other two leads, who were good, but not as good…I’m so glad that both of these men are getting the recognition that they deserve…

[@SadiaAbbas0511]

Agree they're head and shoulders above the other two who played lead specially OB. Like it or not he's a below average actor

[@sarat8577]

and Ahmed Ali Akbar as Zaki in Yeh Raha Dil was phenomenal. Chocolate hero. such a beautiful romantic story that was

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Very true..both men emerges as a versatile actors..Ahmed in parizaad,and wahaj in JBG..brilliant..

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

@@SadiaAbbas0511 I agree, I liked him in Diyare Dil…but his acting is pretty average…

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

AAA and WA both have great comedic timing as well…they’re good in every type of role…

[@afifarehan5535]

Yumna Zaidi Needs To Do Films ASAP!!!! She looks damn good and graceful on Big Screen

[@aashiidrisi7239]

Parizaad: it was a perfect ending for parizaad...an ending we wanted for parizaad actually its a new beginning for Parizaad and Annie..Ahmad ali akbar and yumna just nailed it, first that speech scene where she start recognizing him ufff it was sooo beautiful and emotional and yumna's expressions ❤❤ then their final meeting... watching parizaad and Annie together was pure magic😍 the way she puts her hand on his face and parizaad's expressions, yumna's tears ufff it just melted my heart...it's one of the strongest scenes of parizaad...also it was so beautifully shot...the place, the background music, their conversation and then the ending with the 'nazm' everything was beyond perfect it was MAGICAL❤ Parizaad is surely a 'MASTERPIECE'. A big thanks to hashim nadeem sir for giving us this gem. I'm gonna love this drama forever ❤❤

[@drzainabhussain5327]

First one! The last episode was great but would preferred to know more about what happens with parizaad and Anni! See their school and how they work together! But anyways good to see he didn’t die! Thanks for your reviews! Xxxx

[@manigupta2299]

Same! I felt it ended quite soon and left us wanting to know more..

[@niharikamishra_]

The bravery shown in Parizaad for touching upon so many subjects is commendable. I personally feel that even though Parizaad still loves Annie, he is now hesitant in being with her because he has realized what his desperation to get his love can do to him. It brought out his dark side. He lost his love thrice previously but then it was less of his choice and more of his helplessness. Now that he was not helpless, his first impulse was to snatch his love by hook or crook. His realization of his folly and the fact that he was turning into another Agha Behroze was a stronger reason for him to leave not his fear of rejection from Annie. When Annie touched him, the scared hesitation on his face was his fear of being prone to getting all those dark feelings again.

[@saadia3588]

We are going to miss watching Parizaad on Tuesdays :( Allah swt has given Momina such an eye for talent! She brought us Fawad and Mahira in Humsafar, sajal and Ahad in YKS, Hadiqa Kiyani in 2 amazing roles, and now Ahmed as Parizaad. I don’t know how she knows it. It’s indeed a God given talent Masha’Allah

[@zainraza4386]

Yes bohot miss kareinge Parizaad ko and of course in projects ka sab se bara credit Momina Duraid ko jata hai Q k producers ki hee marzi hoti hai k wo kese drame banae to bohot bara thank you momina duraid ko jinhon ne srf parizaad nahi balke or bhi bohot saare drame ase banaein umeed hai k wo or humare dusre producers se bhi umeed hai k ase ache ache drame banaein or umeed hai k sas bahu or ghisi piti love stories wale drame na bane

[@saidarav7583]

And many more

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Hassan and bano in dastaan...sanam baloch and fawad has best chemistry...

[@Abc-jw7js]

I m fan of AAA and YZ from ' ye rha Dill ' . the chemistry they share ❤️🔥uffff & acting 💯 treat to watch.you people watch and review it .its a request &share your views.This drama was written by 'Mustafa Afridi'

[@surriyajabeen1350]

I really like Mehwish’s reviews on drama. I find her logical and well articulated. Thanks for moon lighting 😊

[@ziajami]

The bit about the hand holding and hugging actually cheapened the review for me. It would’ve been completely out of character for Parizad and Annie to touch each other. Annie touching him for the statue was only because she was blind. It wasn’t out of desire to just touch the man. That entire conversation in the last 20 minutes explains exactly why they wouldn’t hug it out. Also there are so many industrialists in the world who are not in the limelight so it’s not strange to not be able to find photos of a business man online. Also most people who feel insecure over their complexion would never straight up come out and say that they feel inferior cause of the colour (if they could do so, they wouldn’t have complexes now would they?). People use other reasons to justify their despair. The word pari is always associated with beauty, and the fact that his mother named her darkest skin child Parizad already set up the beginnings of the impending complexes.

[@sairaimran8814]

Perfect ending of Parizad ❤❤it will get all the Hum awards hats off to Ahmed Ali Akber and all the cast and crew of Parizad specially its director shazad kashmiri, writer Hashim nadeem, we will be waiting to see more dramas of this high quality in future

[@soofiaqureshi1021]

Well said.

[@faziasyed9244]

Would have to disagree with Hasan on the last scene I thought it was the most beautiful romantic scene I have watched in a while. We see lots of hugs and kisses and much more these days I think the ankhoun wali mohabbat dikhana was lost somewhere which was seen way back in Indian cinema and not seen anymore. Was absolutely mesmerised by the last 15-20 mins of the show. I have watched it atleast 5-6 times. Much love to the team mind blown from an Indian living in Melbourne

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Aye Mushk khaaq: Mahwish spoke my mind.😊We know that Mustajab is toxic, but what is wrong with Dua. What she is trying to find out now, should have been done by her before her rukhsati. When she was going out with him, chatting with him, she could have asked him about his religious belief along with his other interests and ideology of life, as he hid nothing from her. Now when he is saying that he is a Muslim, no one has the right to judge his emaan. If she doesn’t believe him, or doesn’t want to live with a non religious man, she should leave him, instead of forcing religion down his throat. She looked more worried by his accident than she was for her brother, so doesn’t really look she wants to leave him either.

[@Azaz011]

Who is the new lady mehwish?? Anyone know her??

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@Azaz011 She is Amna’s cousin. Sometimes reviews with Amna when Hassan is not around.

[@Azaz011]

@@mahnoorqureshi3281 ok thought she is hassan's wife.😁

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

@@Azaz011 😊Hassan’s wife is pretty young and her name is Iqra, I think.

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Bobby needs mental help other than any thing else...and AMK is only superficially written with only dialogue bazi with no proper references and explainations from islamic books ...very disapponting direction and acting of feroze...

[@krishchotrani5479]

Dobara: Honetsly, with each passing episode, I'm falling more and more in love with Mahir and Mehru. The two sequences they had, the movie one and the moon watching one, were so cute, specially the moon watching one. Loved them both! And, I think now Mahir is starting to like Mehru, as he even rejected the credit cards given by her, whereas she has made herself aware that this all might be happening because he wants money, and she's okay with it because Mehru's actually happy and wants the companionship. Also, thank god for the friend, Nayyara. Loved the fact that she's still defending her friend in front of her husband jiski soch us hi ki tarah puraani hai, and encourages Mehru to trust Mahir and even fall for him. And the scene she had with phoppo was one of the funniest and sassiest moments that the drama has shown. The way phoppo got intimidated but didn't want to show it was visible and hillarious. And now that Mahir is in Zameer's place, he will show Zameer his place. The only character I felt bad for was Ibtisam. Itni jaldi nahi jaana chahiye tha, he should've stayed for two or three more episodes. And yes, everyone watching wants Mahir and Mehru to workout, and hoping that in the end dono ko pyaar ho jaaye! Ab dekhna yeh hai ki Affan kya ukhaar pata hai Mehru aur Mahir ka (I'm sure that woh kuch nahi kar payega). Excited for next week. P.S: Mehru in the teaser said ki use Mahir pe yaqeen nahi hai, not that she knows uski asliyat.

[@aghahaiderrazaqazalbash8955]

Idk why Annie's new appearance even a question. It was shown before in the series that she matches her bangles through voice recognition, in short, interestingly styled herself even then without seeing herself. Now she can see herself, so of course she'll want to style herself in a better and different way.

[@aabiyabaqai6992]

What a brilliant last episode of Parizaad! I’ve watched it about 5 times already. This is one of those dramas we’ll talk about decades from now and call it a classic. Insha’Allah you guys will be doing a Haute Gold on this drama then. Hats off to the entire team and a special shout-out to Ahmed Ali Akbar and Yumna Zaidi for bringing these characteristics to life. I hope this also changes the way stories and dramas are made in our industry. It goes to show that you don’t need the same old formula to get ratings. Now gonna go and watch the last episode again lol.

[@sapna3531]

Beautiful ending. Beautiful acting. And as far as Parizzad not receiving Aniie's lovecwith open arm is very natural because he does not know how to receive love as he has not experienced it from people he loved and cared the most. So his unsure emotions, mixed emotions, unbelievable expression makes so.much sense I love you both Amna and Hasan and I love your such thought provoking discussion .. I am a very low tech person but finally with my daughter's help finally able to comment on your Haute review ❤

[@ayeshashaikh248]

My understanding is that Parizaad thought Annie loved him but once she will see him she won't be in love with him anymore. She might still stay with him but that will be due to his favor towards Annie. He thinks he is so below average that Annie or anyone cannot love him. I think the ending couldn't be better. He found a companion, a true friend, someone that loves his personality, his words, a love that is too deep that is beyond what is external. It was beyond physical so holding hands, hugging didn't really mean much.I actually loved that they didn't hug or anything. Do you remember Dhoop Kinaray the way Dr.Ahmer stopped Zoya in the last scene is iconic. Few words, lots of emotions with little or no physical contact has a much more and powerful impression. Ending at that poetry, their facial expressions was just wow! As far as pics are concerned. Umaira Ahmed is such a famous writer in Pak. Some of the best plays are written by her. I have never seen her pic. If you google it you can't find a single pic of her to till date I don't know how she looks like. I agree - Last episode should have been telecast on TV. TV audience made Parizaad so popular and then you would release the last episode on cinema that was unfair. May be it should have been released the same day at both cinema and TV.

[@nehaamjad7066]

I don't agree with Hasan's point on Parizaad's complexion, & if anyone who mentions it. This is not about how 'you' see Parizaad & people with dark skin, but actually the society that warded him off its 'woh aik nazar' that Parizaad was always in a quest for. The OST also complements that with these lyrics. حُسن کے جزیروں میں روپ کے کناروں پر ریشمی اندھیرے ہیں سُرمئی اُجالے ہیں Also, to differentiate between Parizaad & those like Naheed & Majid. خواہشوں کے جنگل میں حسرتوں کے بستر پر جسم تو گلابی ہیں اور دل سے کالے ہیں There's also NO actor who could've done it finer than Ahmed Ali Akbar. Let's just take it as a part of his 'character' & not make it something else. Let's just stick to Parizaad & 'his' very journey. There are projects that revolve around color & even body size, which actors with those or even without those happen to show up with, all for a 'performance'. We can also question Salman Khan for playing a 'pehelwan' when he wasn't ever one himself, in Sultan, with all those struggles of his body type & how he could put them to succeed. The beauty of Parizaad is not only in its apparent demonstrations, but its so many subtleties. Colorism exists & people do prefer a certain complexion over another - provided that they're not as learned or even learned at all, educated or have the exposure to understand how a color does not account for one's 'beauty', whilst growing up with the conditioning of a society that did not teach them these ideas with social media & the progressing world in particular.

[@laracroft-an]

well explained Neha

[@sania.s3472]

Although i liked second last episode of PZ more but still this was a good ending. Thank god they didnt go with novel ending (Pz becoming a joggi and then dying) otherwise it would be a disaster.

[@AsadAli-el5fy]

I think Hashim Nadeem changed the ending upon audience request ... But I liked the ending of novel too 👍😃

[@Sss-cr8lq]

I’m glad they didn’t hug it out in the last scene. They aren’t married in the drama so it would be wrong to show them hugging. The innocent interaction between them was far better than physical touch

[@khushboo6699]

The 'not having physical touch' yet being able to depuct so much emotion is the particularity oh pakistani drama. And this is why we prefer to watch them over bollywood or even turkish drama. Keep it up directors. Parizaad ending was just love. I watched the last episode like 10 times yaar.

[@sidraaleem6010]

Amna your review on Parizaad was on point. The ending was so perfect, it's human nature that we cannot get over our complexes in the blink of an eye. Superb ending so natural and believable.

[@aashiidrisi7239]

PARIZAAD: one word for parizaad- 'MASTERPIECE'. Parizaad is definitely one of the greatest dramas pakistan TV industry has ever made. This drama has definitely made a mark with its Phenomenal writing, direction and performances. First the writer and the director has to be applauded 👏👏 what a story and how beautifully executed...kudos to them. All the actors were Phenomenal...and Ahmad ali akbar from where do I begin...he literally lived parizaad...AAA has given his career best performance. I don't know what next he's going to do coz he has set the bar so high. 'Parizaad' is definitely added to my favourites💛💛

[@hijab2412]

Hassan and Amna you have got to watch Guzarish and Ye raha dil of Ahmed Ali Akbar and Yumna.... they have an amazing chemistry

[@devendratrivedi8770]

Actually, the ending of pareezad in novel was tht pareezad likewise in drama left his buisness nd became baba in some village and people of the village admire him...nd in tht pareezaad was soo sick and about to die bt then Annie came and asked pareezad to pray for her as she is searching for someone which is none other than pareezad.. Dr. sharjeel see pareezad and pareezad run so tht Annie can't recognize him Annie too starts walking behind him It was raining so Annie is about to slip when her fingers touched pareezad's face and she recognize him and says "pareezad ye aap h na!" Pareezad still tried soo hard to run bt as he was sick so he unable to run and fell Annie then put his head on her lap and removed her glasses(she chosed to wear glasses nd live blind life until she won't see pareezad) Annie looked in his eyes and face with all the love pareezad wanted and wondered for all his life her tears washed his face and all the insecurities he had about his personality then pareezad felt his body like stone and eyes stuck on Annie and heard everyone around crying then kamaali come forward and closed pareezad's eyes the novel ended with the poem "hamesha der kar deta hu mae" so this is the end of the novel pls be kind if i stated something wrong or missed something...according to me this end is also fully justified bt left me in tears for almost 1 week...nd thts wht is grt about drama that it so positive and im shedding tears of happiness❤

[@sidrakafeel9160]

Thankfully ..hashim nadeem dont do this end like feedi of KAM3...but give him a happy ending and purpose of his life

[@DevikaTiwari]

Thanks for telling the ending of novel

[@AsadAli-el5fy]

Yup exactly novel has same ending 👌

[@AsadAli-el5fy]

No doubt Parizaad is one of Hashim Nadeem's best script so far... Very well written and Brilliantly executed... Parizaad is his only novel in which production house/makers did 💯 justice to the story and script... Unlike his other classical novel Khuda aur Mohabbat which is ruined by Geo TV.... In game of multiple seasons/TRPs... Now waiting for his other classical novels like Bachpan ka December and Abdullah to be dramatized too...👌

[@aimana7891]

Hassan I was going through the novel and the skin colour plays a major role, in the first chapter it specifically says that: when people heard my name they strated laughing and i realized later that it was largely due to the colour of my skin. I agree no dramas should be aired days before the release date. I think cinemas should be reserved for movies not for dramas. it spoiled the last episode for me.

[@fakhirasaba2857]

اچھا تبصرہ پری زاد ناول جس نے بھی پڑھا ہوا تھا سب کو اس کے انجام کے بارے میں پتہ تھا لیکن ڈرامے کی صورت میں ایک امید بن گئ تھی اس ناول کو ڈرامے کی شکل ایک عام یا بہت سارے عام اور کچھ خاص لوگوں کی کہانی بہت خوبصورت انداز میں بیان کی گئ احمد کو وہ مقام مل گیا جس کے وہ حقدار تھے بہترین اداکار پہلے ہی تھے لیکن اب بہت ساری دعائیں احمد علی اکبر کے لئے وہ ایسے ہی چمکتے رہیں اور یمنی زیدی بھی سب سے زیادہ اچھی پر امید قسط مجھے 28 لگی جسے دیکھنے کے بعد مجھے یقین ہوگیا تھا اس کا اختتام افسردہ نہیں ہوگا کیونکہ پوری قسط خواب اور من کے جگنو جگا لیں گئے تو جب انسان من کے جگنو جگا لیتا ہے تو اللہ نے عینی تو کیا پوری وادی نیلم کی پری زاد کو دے دی

[@hassanfarnaz1169]

The last episode of Parizaad could not have been more phenomenal. It was subtly beautiful..I think in the book Parizaad donates his eyes to Ainee. A spoiler for me was, however, the fact that the last few scenes, where Ainee feels his face with her fingers was a a replica of an Indian movie starring Kajol and Amir Khan. even the facial expressions are the same. Hassan,rejoice, the two are very much together. Hardly anything is left open ended.

[@uzmaali41]

Ahmad and Yuma Best Actors and drama of the decade #Parizad

[@homeschoolindianmom]

Ahmad and Yumna have done 2 dramas together: Guzarish and Yeh Raha Dil.

[@noormalik9761]

what we are not talking about is shahzad kashmiri the director. he is so humble and down to earth and unfortunately no credit has been given to him. my request is to please call him and give him his due credit. coz lot has been said about the writer and the protagaonist but the director was the main person behind the presentation to make such a big hit but no one is talking about him!

[@saniyashaukat9486]

Parizaad is a huge success. As Amna said its a reality check to those who think showing abuse gets TRPS. So happy this drama is not of a tragic hero, yet so commercially well received. Coming to 2nd last epi, Parizad didn't even wiped off Aine's years when she was leaving for surgery and crying along with clearly telling him the importance he holds in her heart, therfore even in last epi, he didn't hold her hand. But Aine could have. I felt that while taking her hand down from his face, she should have lightly moved her hand over his scarve/sweater. And Hassan Aine said that i don't know your insecurities and couldn't take you out from all your internal complexities, so I think it makes sense that they both need time. The lesson of having purpose is also well given by this drama along with several others. I am ok with sucj grand dramas to be shown on cinema for last epis, but show it on Sunday on cinema and then on tv the very next day. Love the last conversation with white capped mountains background and that by a drama. Wow!!!

[@sqkakakhel9967]

It was extremely unfair to show parizad on cinema especially few days earlier... it spoiled the ending for us who had been watching it for such a long time on TV...

[@yasminhaqqi6100]

This last episode was the perfect culmination for the emotionly packed drama , Parizaad. Both Ali Akbar and yumna’s characters were true to their persona’s. I agree with Hassan that as viewers we wanted a little romance between them but that would have been contradictory to their personalities. For Parizaad , his whole life was consumed with his lack of self esteem ,self worth and undeserving of anyones respect and love. Annie on the other hand had not felt so close before to someone mentally and spiritually.. it was a meeting of minds for both .. A n extremely powerful story of loving and giving , which highlights the distortion and superficiality of our society , today..

[@azmiamehboob583]

Shukr the ending was NOT like Hassan wanted. You want to see indecency, stick to Netflix & Indian content. Pls keep Pakistani dramas clean.

[@shankapoor904]

Welcome back Mehwish! So good to see you. I wish you guys do a haute review with all 3 of you together when you come back to Pakistan

[@purplestarm8864]

Yes, but I have a feeling Mahwish might struggle to get her words in with Hassan being more boisterous

[@aniariffat6428]

Parizaad was not forthcoming because he didn't want to go back with Ainy to his old life and neither wanted Ainy to sacrifice her life for him and stay there against her will. He was happy but not still sure if Ainy can face all the hardships in that remote area for such a long time so he just wanted her to give it some time before taking any decision.

[@ayeshak4996]

I want Mahwish to be a permanent part of your review team, even if it is online just for a couple of dramas.. Hassan and Aamna don't mind, but, at times, I like her perspective and insight regarding dramas, scenes, themes, issues, acting, etc. even more than you two.. she brings a new flavor to your show and, once she does an episode, I miss her when she's not there..

[@S_Parveen]

After humsafar and ZGH,this drama touched the hearts and the credit goes to the whole team of Parizad..

[@artistbyprofession]

Parizaad, dialogues, cinematography, poetry, acting everything was love! yeah at the ending u want something more!🥰 ..."Ye raha dil" ended at a scene where yumna and ahmad were on a grass holding each other hands, promising each other to support each other dreams as in parizaad, but in both cases you want something more from them! ❤️

[@manigupta2299]

I agree with hugging part in the last scene of Parizaad! As an Indian, who has watched some Hindi dramas, I wanted them to hug because we see this in our dramas. They could held hands at least. Anyway, it was one of the poetic episodes I have ever seen, also Raqeeb Se's last episode was poetic. The scenery, performance of actors, the background music, the feelings conveyed.. I mean.. it was very very well executed! I also loved how they changed "use" to "tumhe" in the poetry at the end.. I would also like to add that Parizaad was self-conscious of his physical appearance and I believe that having dark complexion was his one of the reasons of him feeling inferior, although this thing didn't become stone of his path. He didn't want to come in front of Annie as he had fear of being refused due to his appearance due to which he even destroyed his own sculpture. He was always less self-assured. But i LOVED, LOVED the series. Ahmed Ali Akbar has set a benchmark for many actors for sure!

[@kukuali]

Completely agree with you guys! And understand your frustration Hassan 😆 We wanted to see Parizaad and Annie to at least hold hands at the end ☹️ the whole scene was so beautiful n poetic! Aik side jhappi to banti thi boss 😊

[@amberawan1Bjgbhhn3]

I think the director showed respect for love and if it’s there holding hands or hugging is not much needed.

[@pinkitiwari173]

Loving your reviews across the boder🥰...and off course nice to see Hassan doing review while he is on vacation...😊😊

[@misbahfarooq1189]

The best thing for me was surely... *Tumhe awaz deni ho....Tumhe wapis bulana ho* ...instead of usey,,,,,it added much more value to the entire poetry scene,,,,,, watching again and again ...so beautiful...One thing more ..that is as Hassan said,though they gave a happy, satisfied ending to final episode still .........yes still we wanted more...it's definitely the chemistry between two exceptional actors,,AAA and YZ,,, that happy ending is not enough for us...

[@MelissaAlnardo]

Screening the last episode of Parizad in cinemas 5 days before airing it on TV was just unfair to all the viewers that have been following it religiously since day one. It should have been aired the same day or not at all.

[@uzmaali41]

I enjoyed watching Mega episode of Parizad at home big sceen . Absolutely 💯💯💯phenomenal. Ahmad Ali Akber as Parizad will always be remembered as Bhoola of Ranga Ranga Kardi. These 2 are the STARS of the decade. Same thoughts for Yumna Zaidi STAR of the decade. Hashim Nadeem and Shahzad kishmiri both had done a tremendous Work. All Team did an excellent job.

[@ayeshak4996]

Pariaad's huge success negates the misconception that only women watch dramas so it is imperative from a business point of view to make dramas with female central characters and that too roti dhoti since most of our women can relate with such a woman. I've observed that whenever they make a drama with a male protagonist, its viewership doubles and it becomes equally popular in male and female viewers. Recent examples are Parizaad and Mere Paas Tum Ho. I do hope that they keep this in mind for their future projects and also explore the genres of Mystery, Thriller, Action, etc. in our dramas.

[@SadiaAbbas0511]

Feminists want to know your location

[@Anonymous-tb9ec]

@Hassan Parizaad in novel was described to be a dark skinned person with chicken pox scarring on his face. If you recall, in first episode when he was born, people around him called him ugly. Also when Behroze asked him for his last wish, he asked to get his face destroyed after his death. Repeatedly saying that his personality is opposite of his words was not exactly a referral to his face. It included his overall personality which includes his looks, his hair, his body language, his posture and a lot more. A person can have attractive personality despite being average looking and vice versa. We did indeed want a lot more of Parizaad and Annie but Amna is right. Her expression of love is not going to take away his complexes in a moment. He needs time to gain trust of her love and being used to getting admired. There could be a few more episodes to build that trust and we, ofcourse wouldn't have minded that either 😃

[@zoyarajkhan]

I agree, whatever you (both) have said about Parizaad, exactly what I thought & about screening they should have considered timing as spoilers were everywhere and I tried to run away from it 😂 as much as I could but in vain. And of course as an audience definitely wanted something more. Nevertheless it was brilliant. 👌❤️

[@muniranoorani3996]

Highly disappointed with Hum tv . They made a great serial but two timed the audience . Very ,very low of them . Drama’s are not made for the big screen .

[@zoyarajkhan]

@@muniranoorani3996 I agree

[@saidarav7583]

@@muniranoorani3996 ary did same for mpth

[@DazzleNews]

Parizaad's last episode collected 50 Lakh which is enough for the drama!!

[@sangitagurung4774]

Parizaad is one of the best drama I have enjoyed watching.Seriously never missed any episode since the first one.All the cast were just exceptional.And a huge shout out to Ahmed n Yumna for their immepicable talent.Hope to see them again soon in a new drama.##Parizaadisthebest##.All the way from 🇬🇧.

[@mah-e-kana373]

i agree with hassan... they should'nt have screened parizaad in cinema.... we invested 28 weeks and waited for the last episode. first they added an additional episode and then they screened the last episode in cinema 4 days ago... they should realize that not everyone can go to cinema but everyone have social media and people were posting spoilers like crazy... saara ka saara experience barbaad kar diya.... I'm all for dramy ki pehli episode screening in cinema but man last episode woh bhi 4 din pehly? yaar phr aisa toh nai hota na...

[@raffatanjum197]

100% agreed

[@nabapatel426]

Sooo good to see Mahwish again !!! Love her graceful personality keep bringing her back on some special occasions love from Mumbai India ❤️

[@iz3288]

I have waited for your finale review on Parizaad since Tuesday. It was a refreshing character as even though he has been lovestruck, he has maintained a certain grace and dignity which is missing from our male toxic characters. The dignity of Parizaad stood out. The dialogue 'zindagi mohabbat ke beghair guzar sakti hai, maqsad ke beghair nahi' was heart touching and a message to everyone that there is something greater out there waiting to be achieved. Beautiful balance of poetry and good writing coupled with the stellar acting. When I saw the promos, there were so many characters that it seemed chaotic. Then, I found out Shehzad Kashmiri is the director and I was like this drama is either going to do wonders or flop. Every character and actor was brilliant. I will miss this drama and rewatch it. Ahmed is super!

[@nilofer60]

Always love Mehwish's assessments on dramas. Do consider having her on your reviews more often. 💕

[@humerahameed1624]

Aamna- Excellent review of parizaad last epi.. Delighted to hear and watch it😁

[@phoenixrise6119]

Bravo 🙌 Team Parizaad! Parizaads journey to finally love his higherself! Excellent message. This is what drama is-message was loud & clear we look outside of ourselves for love 💕 & give give give not realizing we r not only compromising our self worth but living life unconsciously.you can’t pour from an empty cup . Absolutely love the end .it wasn’t typical love dovy but mature enough understanding of two souls in their separate life journey still coming together in world beautiful! Love is never forced its existence only based on pure respect and true intentions!

[@tawaqulnazir1256]

While discussing parizad , I think criticizing his complexion( tanned) was totally out of context . Looks like Hassan Chaudhry doesn’t belong to Pakistani society. Dark complexion people has to face lot of problems . I was so surprised to hear whitening injections are very common in Pakistan. If you go back in first few episodes when parizaad was born his aunt said no one in their family is that dark and laughed about it. I hope Hassan will not take my opinion personally😊

[@mkhan270]

And also that...cosmetic surgery part referred to the dark complexion issue...about what hassan said that they never mentioned his dark color in the whole drama...but actually they did mention that...the dark skin was part of his shakhsiyat

[@gachi_school]

Yes...i remember one news anchor, Maria memon, married a guy with dark complexion and she had to face such derogatory remarks just because that guy is "kaala" his high post, his degrees were considered useless in front of his complexion.... Similarly, Fahad Mustafa has on record described his plight before and after skin whitening treatment... Maybe Hassan is saying that if his complexion was that big an issue it should have been addressed properly....

[@maleehahuda]

Parizaad actually ending in novel was that parizaad becomes old and he didn't marry anyone and people used to come to him to make duas for them because he was very pure person .Annie also didn't marry her whole life she all her life finding parizaad and when she finally found him he died in her arms !

[@mysterymc1685]

Back to Amna being biased against another Hum TV drama..Dobara..Mahvishes point of view is so accurate! Amna will not agree though but pretend like she's sleeping

[@ramlaali5755]

AMK: I think Dua’s concern is if Mustajab is an atheist or agnostic. In that case she cannot stay with him. It doesn’t matter what his birth certificate says, what he believes is important for her to know. This is a very different situation as compared to being with a non practicing believer They have picked a very sensitive topic indeed

[@RashidJMir]

Agree with Amna Last 2 episodes r treat to watch on Big Screens and what I feel they made it in a way to be watched on Cinemas. Lense and Frames were sequenced for Big Screen I think

[@zainabraza4187]

Annie's getup is changed because now she has her sight back and she will try different looks...

[@pratibha5773]

Don't watch any of these weekday drama but here for Mawish Ma'am, she is so much fun with her witty remark. Aamana Ma'am Hasan Sir you guys are fun but mostly guarded due to the position you hold.

[@mypassionvlogs5437]

Agree with Amna it's totally fine to have last episode of dramas with such calibre in cinemas .( But same day with tv) Whoever wish to watch on cinema they can go or else no one is forcing.

[@beenishtauseef8262]

Parizaad last episode was so beautiful n perfect....literally v were rooting for some more of annie n parizaad. U shud watch ye raha dil it is so gud...n i have rewatched it after Parizaad. Well done Parizaad team. Pls interview ahmed ali akber.

[@krishchotrani5479]

AMEK: In monday's episode I honestly resonated more with Mustajab then Duaa. I get that him forcing her to go home with her was wrong, but after the accident he was ready to just accept that she's a strict believer and Bobby only asked her to respect his boundaries and choices, but Duaa was the one that was the extremist. I don't think any religion tells you to force your beliefs upon someone. And she was just like "or you live like I'm telling you to, or you lose me", which is totally not okay in any normal and healthy relationship, specially when you do have feelings for the guy and the guy loves you too. And even though I'm also hating Bobby's mother, the line that she said about everyone having their own beliefs and that you can't just waltz in and change them in a matter of days was so true. Though what she said right after Duaa left was again wrong. Tuesday's episode melted my heart for both of them: for Duaa because of Dayyan's condition and for Bobby because he actually does care for Duaa and her family, though he just wants her to understand his point. The techniques he takes support of are absolutely wrong, but his intentions aren't. And the same goes for Duaa. Also, the questions Bobby asked Duaa about Dayyan's death made absolute sense to me, though I think she didn't have an answer and just avoided the talk. But honestly, I'm missing to see their love story, as the teasers indicated towards one, but woh toh kahi ghum hi ho gayi. Overall, according to me both of them are going to an extreme and without a compromise from both parties their relationship is plain dead, as Duaa apne beliefs nahi chhodegi which is okay, and Bobby uske beliefs apnayega nahi, which I also think is right in his own place. Also, hope Dayyan doesn't die. He's the only sensible character in the drama.

[@uroosaabbas2354]

But, you have to understand why she's saying this though. A muslim cannot stay in a marriage with a disbeliever, and therefore, she can't stay with him if he's an atheist. If he accepts Islam, that's the only way she can stay with him.

[@krishchotrani5479]

​@@uroosaabbas2354 I just got to know that some weeks ago, and, even though I don't think like that and have seen real life examples where couples survive after being from different religious backgrounds including muslims, every person and religion is different and I respect that. But what can't be respected is that she's literally shoving religion down his throat. It takes years to change mindsets and integrate a small thing from someone else's ideology into your own, and Duaa is forcing an entire believe system into his brain in just some days, as before she didn't know about his atheism. That's why I said that both are on one side of two different extremes and both are wrong, Duaa because of this karo ya mujhe chhodo thing and Bobby because of his obsessive and toxic nature. And the real problem according to me is that while Bobby is being shown in a negative light, Duaa's forcing is highlighted as Bobby ko sahi raaste pe laana, which is, again, not normal in any healthy relationship, as the latter needs patience and not obligation.

[@kingbanane9848]

The reason dua is again and again enquiring about his beliefs is that she can't remain in married relationship with a Person who is a non-believer. It can be her choice to remain or leave a toxic relationship.But a Muslim woman or man can't remain in nikah with someone who does not believe in Allah.

[@uroosaabbas2354]

That is true. Which is a primary reason why Dua should leave him.

[@BeBetter26]

I agree with Amna. Pro-cinema screening. I would have loved to see the Neelum valley on big screen

[@sarat8577]

I completely agree with amna that it’s perfectly okay to screen basically anything in cinemas. No one is forcing anyone to buy tickets. If people thronged the cinemas to watch this episode, it means they wanted to see if. Agree that it should have been at same time as screening on TV

[@foolish1ful]

I think friendship is a bigger treasure than marriage. I think this was a better ending than what Hasan has been demanding

[@muniranoorani3996]

😀 agreed .

[@khushboo6699]

Agreed ...i think hassan should have enjoyed his holiday instead....h

[@sumarahashmi]

I think aini 's appearance is changed because before operation her outlook was based on her mother's choice, and now she had eyes and she was maintain her look by herself. So it's the difference according to me

[@mehsoonawaqar1243]

It is a poetically beautiful culmination of Parizaad.

[@Doodida]

In Parizad, Annie looks different from her earlier artistic attire, cuz now she can see, she can pik & choose what she wants to wear, what actually suits her, cuts colors, also she has matured over years, she's a mature woman now. When she was blind, she was alot younger, and it was more about the texture of things or colors/cuts that she had a blurry image from her childhood/past when she could actually see. I'm an artist myself, I paint & also am a qualified makeup artist, hairstylist. I got a distinction in punjab in O & Aevel art & this was my take on Annie's changed attire.

[@saism4570]

The end doesn't matter as much Amna. His characters in Khaani and Ishqiya were still glorified and people still fan girl over those characters like idiots. They always make his toxic characters like a bechara for the audience to go gaga over.

[@takeiteasymommy8697]

Mehwish is always a treat to watch... much love ❤ God bless 🙌

[@tasnimsh3726]

Parizaad ending was perfect. AAA performance has left great impact without showing any physical expressive scenes.

[@kukuali]

Feroz Khan really needs to get rid of this toxic spoiled man image! Talking about AMK…Dua handled Mustajab really bad! He is already messed up and pushing him the way she does will only push him away farther. She becomes really annoying at some points. He needs to see the good positive side of dua. Also deen mey Jabar nahi hai! She should give him time and show him how to be a better person or leave him right away!

[@haniharoon3627]

Parizaad ka masla sirf ye nahi tha k wo sanwla tha balke ye tha k os me kuch bhi zahiri nahi tha na posture na demeanour na rang an sorat na nain naqsh. Rung sanwla hona was an only additional thing. Os ka dost Ahmed nasaaz ka bhi sanwla rang tha magar os ki personality the. Parizaad ki whole body language contributed towards the way he was.

[@samreenkaur027]

I've been appreciating Parizaad so much that thinking about what to write in comments gave typical deja vu feeling... but again, kudos to the whole team, the story, the direction, the performances, everything was just so flawless that we've fallen in love with Parizaad ❤

[@D.S.84]

Re Dobara, Mehru & Mahir are so cute and adorable together,the way he twirled her and the popcorn cinema scene was so endearing. I totally get it why Mehru married Mahir,he's super charming,good looking and makes her happy n glow ❤❤ Hidayatullah was like dry toast and Mahir is like a delicious lava chocolate brownie.💗

[@amnashaheen3052]

Loved Mahwash's review ❤ She must be the part of Something Haute as well 🥰

[@mmyytt]

Nice review of Parizaad 👌 In continuation of Hassans view on Parizaad not mentioning his dark skin but his 'shakhsiyat' - I have to say, I found it so sad that Anni not once mentioned Parizaads shakhsiyat not being unacceptable/wrong/ugly at all! Especially now when she is able to see him and especially if shaksiyat includes his skin color. It would be much powerful. I def. feel that Annies dialogues where not that strong enough in that scene. Something was missing apart from holding hands or like that. I also want to mention Numan Ejaz' statement at the premiere of Parizaad where he says that this drama proves that a hero doesn't need to be khubsoorat?? That statement was just wrong on so many levels. Yes Parizaad is not your typical Pakistani hero, but Parizaad as character is not ugly at all. As a viewer I did not once feel that Parizaad is not khoobsurat. Especially if the whole premise is to portray him as an average pakistani male person. One can easly get the thought that being dark is considered or equal to not being handsome, which is just wrong.

[@saimajalil8044]

Parizaad- bohot zaberdast, beautiful episode, bahtreen acting, The scene when parizaad cries because annie didn’t recognize him, uffffffff bohot Aala To answer hasan’s question about parizaad’s appearance- he wasnt only made dark skinned, he was also portrayed as someone who is not very good looking & has a suppressed personality.