What Else Must Shamsher Do To Prove He's Worthy Of Mehek? | Kaisi Teri Khudgarzi | Bakhtawar | Habs

[@AudioNovelLovers]

Dear HASSAN and AAMNA, My siblings always troll me that why do i watch these hour long reviews? And after watching HABS REVIEW today i would like to tell everybody that this is the reason why i watch you guys because you always state your opinions in a very respectful manner. Growing up i have always seen arguments happening around me in a very violent/aggressive manner. The reason is that only few people around us know how to get their point across when making an argument or stating their point of view, be it an educated person or a less literate one. This a platform where i come every twice a week and after closing the review, i always end up learning something. The most important thing that i have learnt from you guys is how to handle a conversation if it starts going south. How to put your point across in a respectful way and not to degrade the next person's opinions. Thank you. Love JV.

[@sairabanu9948]

i feel the same

[@amnaaj5608]

Absolutely. I love how they put different opinions without belittling the other. Something we hardly ever see around us.

[@faizakazi930]

And the best part is both put their arguments so well that I agree with both their points! I mean...both have a point. Altho I inclined towards Hassans argument more. Ushna should have atleast addressed the elephant in the room. About her sister and the entire lie.

[@alenwalker3334]

I was about to say exactly the same thing.!

[@maryamasif7307]

I agree… Hassan and Amna both let each other explain themselves, state their difference of opinion and agree to happily disagree with eachother. In our society if you disagree with someone they down right go in defensive mode and start swearing or yelling….

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Ushna's performance in that phone call scene was bang on 😭so perfect the way she was anxious didn't wanted to hear the word divorce from basit, kept on hanging calls and then gathering the courage to talk to him again was the best part of whole episode and feroze's ' AAP KAHAN HO YAAR! was 🥺clearly expressing his care and love for her and then aap royin thi?? 🙌🏻best scene for sure

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

@@iqramubeen4246 that modulation 😭🙌🏻

[@sidrakafeel9160]

No one does phone calls scenes better than feroze...and when basit asked her directly not to leave him and forgive so she should consider it she is playing all victim here and basit acts so confused

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

@@sidrakafeel9160 I fathom both characters and they are right at their places as basit is a Restrained introvert and ayesha is an emotionally grounded girl and the collision of such opposite characters brings out the best ardency. Their cohesion is different then other usual couple's shown in dramas and leaves you in awe whenever a romantic sequence of them come on screen. Ayesha here is not at fault completely she did what she thought was right for that moment and basit also is not completely wrong in not apologising her suddenly and asking her to come home after all that happened between them was obnoxious so it will take time to mend things.

[@MAbd-pt8dv]

Ushna's performance in the phone call scene was indeed outstanding, and I kept wondering whether it was her idea to stage the scene that way or if the director had given her instructions. I'm very curious about the ideas that went into creating that scene. It was, in my opinion, her best scene on the show thus far. Feroz performed well in that scene by supporting her and portraying his emotions in a very subdued manner.

[@ayesha2780]

@@ZINDAGI-Dear You are correct but Ayesha being the mature woman she is, has to realize that her husband is an introvert and not very expressive, and due to his history he doesn't understand healthy relationship dynamics like when to apologize. To him the way he looks at her and tells her to spend time with him is enough for her to see that he loves her. She will have to learn to find love between the lines. Everything is not always out in the open. Speaking from experience lol. Btw, I haven't heard the review of Habs yet, commenting here first.

[@zuha514fatima]

I have been watching SH since 2019, and this is the first time I have seen Aamna and Hassan having a heated conversation and for a moment I got scared 😂 Khair, both Aamna and Hassan are right in their individual places - as much as I loved the episode(s) because of the soft and yearning romance like Aamna, I too, like Hassan, felt frustrated on the lack of proper communication between the duo. Habs is one drama that has me hooked, simply because of the chemistry between Basit and Ayesha - can’t wait to see them together and happily in love! ❤

[@shahnazhussain7519]

I agree with you Zuha I got scared when I saw Amna Hasan having heated conversations but I do agree with Hasan Amna is not fully right

[@AmbikaRawat03]

I also got scared at that moment

[@ashramaria]

Habs: completely agree with Hasan. Couldn't have said it better. Hasan touched all the points. Aisha despite knowing Basit's psychology kept on lying - Nobody bothered to explain Basit about what was going on, he went to Ayesha, Fahad and banu yet no explanation. Funny thing is that in one of the episodes Ayesha's mother came to Basit to try to change his mind about divorce and didn't explain why Ayesha did not tell him the truth. Aamna is a romantic so she's trying to make sense of Ayesha's behavior but Ayesha holds no ground. In all honesty Basit is on the hospital bed because of the stress and situation Ayesha has created. I hope the drama shows the importance of communication between couples and Ayesha realizes that she caused this storm in a tea cup because she pushed the whole hiding the reality game too far.

[@hafizaiqrakhalid5266]

I totally agree with Amna. These two episodes of habs shows emotions very beautifully. Life is not simple.

[@zebaishcheema7284]

Aamna and Hassan, during your heated HABS review, you both forgot to discuss the "ketchup bhi nae lay kar gye moment". I was expecting a light discussion on it. Pls do it next week 😄

[@AnikaNawarAhmed]

Yes I expected that too😆😆

[@ashmash4563]

Can't imagine how they might have managed to keep straight faces with that dialogue 😂

[@saksheekumar]

You back and forth on Habs is exactly why I watch SH reviews religiously. Regardless of your opinions, your arguments are so nuanced, deep and thoughtful, well articulated yet respectful, I learn so much from simply observing the way you guys discuss a drama. A pleasure!

[@shankapoor904]

So true! Thank you Hassan and Amna for educating us on how to put your point of view in a respectful manner 👌🏼 love you guys

[@mahadfraaz218]

53:49 Hassan the issue is that human beings are very grey and can often show different and even juxtaposing emotions. Yes she was dragged outside the house, but when she’s feeding him the soup in the hospital, she remembers her promise towards her mother in law and sees a man who can’t even move his limbs. Afterwards, she storms off because she made an effort to fix things and she overheard them talking about the divorce papers. She makes an effort which is her step forward to make amends and when she overhears them it’s like basit is back pedaling when in reality he’s giving her the freedom to choose what she wants. Often in dramas we see extremely dragged and over dramatized miscommunication and misconceptions being made, case and point being the entirety of Mere Humsafar. It’s like watching two people communicate with their eyes and ears closed for selective purposes and it’s infuriating to watch as a viewer. Even in habs, it’s super frustrating that Fahad doesn’t reveal everything that happened when things started to get ugly. However, this is the one point where the miscommunication between basit and Ayesha was actually really believable and well executed. It warrants for the type of reactions we see from both sides because Ayesha overheard her husband talking about divorcing her. She didn’t hear the full story but now she’s confused and upset which makes sense

[@sanamohsin8389]

Habs: I also love all the side characters, especially bano and zoya! Even Phupo’s character is great! One show where I don’t skip the side character’s scenes

[@mahadfraaz218]

Outstanding episodes of habs, pinjra and a great episode of meri shehzadi. I was impressed that I got to watch so many great dramas back to back. Habs is really setting the bar high for romantic dramas with two people denying their feelings for each other. Pinjra is really the drama that we all needed as it tackles the issue of raising children in todays day and age. Every single thing they showed in these two episodes were shockingly accurate. Meri Shehzadi was also a treat to watch especially after the twist and very aesthetically pleasing shots. And of course, my favourite right now, bakhtawar was also wonderful this week especially because you don’t expect there to be an acid attack. Unlike fraud, the trailer doesn’t reveal everything that’s going to happen so you could never expect something like this to happen. It was a bold and interesting move and it worked really well with the story

[@amnaqureshi4501]

AGREED 💯✅️

[@shaikh-cu3kt]

Basit has emotions for ayesha but he' still thinking abt divorce because he himself doesn't understand he loves her and he thinks ayesha is forcefully tied to him

[@maryamasif7307]

On HABS review i agree with Hassan. Basit when started doubting ayesha he asked her many times whats going on in different ways and she never told him. If she is expecting an apology from Basit than she should apologize to him too for lying to him and starting this whole mess.. They both have difficulty with starting an conversation and explaining themselves hence there is so much confusion among them.

[@tasneemzahir9675]

I agree with Amna here .. Basit needs to clearly apologise to Ayesha again and again .. He dragged her out of the house ..it was so humiliating for ayesha .. Basit needs to grovel at her feet for her to come back instead of giving her that goddamn apartment’s file.. Amna’s description of their relationship is so apt.. there is too much confusion between them ..

[@madeehanasib54]

I agree he needs to apologise her but as well as to Fahad too like fine you have insecurities but doubting your best friend is wrong too and also Ayesha needs to apologise as well for lying because it was clearly wrong. Should be a proper communication between two

[@janatnazeer4307]

Habs 21st episode was filled with insane chemistry between the leads. Feroze was too good.

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

🔥💥🙌🏻

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Habs : You blush with ayesha while watching that phone call scene where basit ask her to come home and make soup for him as ayesha knew that was just an excuse he wanted her to come back😂such a cute scene.

[@rijamuzammil2683]

Love that the SH audience can catch and admire the subtly nuanced episodes of Habs. We hardly ever get to see such raw emotions displayed in Pakistani dramas and I loved the argument between Hassan and Aamna, which exactly illustrated how an introvert and an extrovert would differently react to situations like these. Brilliant all in all 👏

[@ankitasingh3906]

absolutely correct.... I totally agree....

[@nargisali1086]

Hassan and Aamna - I would request you please plan one interview with musadiq Malik and Feroze and ushna.. what are their view on habs and many other thing.. Definitely it will be a treat of #Habs fan

[@theviewer6348]

Habs: last time I agreed with Hassan but not today. Ayesha only wants a few words of apology. Ayesha could have ignored it and didn't expect that apology but the case was extreme. Basit PULLED HER OUT OF HIS HOUSE MAN!! No matter how disturb the character is but Ayesha's expectation of aplology is totally justified

[@azeemers]

Exactly and I don’t understand why men are showing throwing women out of the house when the house belongs to a woman too after marriage otherwise why is a woman supposed to leave her house and come live with her husband and take care of it. Also, violence shouldn’t be justified at any cost.

[@shanzeharoon]

ushana and feroz in that phone call scene were just something near perfection... 'app kahan ho yaar' uff... the fact that they both want meet eachother but they cannot express it in words... ushana and feroz made everything look so believable and beautiful... they are hot couple for me...

[@Faiza-Irfan]

Why was Ayesha Omar’s neckline being blurred? Instead of doing this just make sure that the character doesn’t wear anything revealing - it makes you even more uncomfortable when you blur this stuff, making it even more obvious

[@Fairy_crysta]

I totally agree with aamna abt habs review bcz being a girl I can understand her emotions and feelings through which she is going and abt her insecurities.. Evn though I agree tht both r at fault.. Btw I loved the both episodes but that angle of divorce is pissing me offff.

[@nasihanadeem6894]

There was a BTS content in Badshah Begum’s insta handle where theres a scene that apparently ‘didnt make it to the cut’. The scene looked like Shahzaib was saving a child from the fire that was set in one of the mureeds houses. And farhan actually gave multiple takes by getting in that house which was on fire. I dont know how can you waste a farhan saeed or a yasir hussain scene and rather give multiple scenes of ‘shouting fest 101’ and expect that people will see the drama. No doubt Badshah Begum is a different story than saas bahu but after that BTS scene it was pretty evident that the creators had no sense on what should actually go into the final take and what should not. Kaisi teri khudgarzi’s double episode felt like a painfully slow filler movie which you can fast forward and see in 15 minutes lol

[@sidrasheraz7223]

The fact that both of you are having an argument about Ayesha and Basit shows how realistically the emotions have been shown in the drama 😂

[@arishaayaan8777]

This is how me and my friends fought for Arnab and khushi in pyar ko kya naam du.. One team ASR one team khushi.. 🤣🤣 it was fun..

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Yes 😭😂it's either team ayesha Or team basit

[@nayyer8350]

Chauraha - agree with Aamna. The redemption was over 20 episodes and the bad actions of Junaid were maybe 5 episodes. You cannot compare to Shah Jahan and other dramas. Junaid fully owned his actions, repeatedly asked for punishment and made it his duty to protect Zoya. I enjoyed it and last scene in the rain was outstanding. Great end, showing Zoya become a strong and independent girl.

[@shanzeharoon]

habs currently is the only drama one can watch... it feels like a breath of fresh air...ushana and feroz are just phenomenal👌🏻

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Yes🥺

[@ruchashinde6899]

I’m completely with the Amna’s review. Basit needs to apologise as if he genuinely feels sorry. As Fahad said “teri zindagi, teri shadi, teri biwi”, Basit was saying sorry just to satisfy his needs. He says “you complete me Ayesha” but he didn’t think about them as a relationship, he only think about himself. Also the Cherry on the cake was when Basit says “you can come to meet us sometimes” like he’s doing ‘Ahsaan’ to Ayesha. So Ayesha’s self respect must stand in front of Basit’s ego.

[@tamimmolla7054]

Basit should not give any damn to ayesha and divorce end of the story. 😌

[@Rabia.qureshi]

Aaisha basit ko khudgarz kehti h hamesha. Wo jaanti nhi h uski ammi ne 75 lakh me sauda kiya tha uska jo basit ne kabhi nhi jataya aaisha ko lagta usne basit pe ahsaan kiya h jabki basit mohabbat karne laga h.

[@faiqaidrees6899]

I agree with hasan. Ayesha is at fault as well

[@teadrinker1260]

Pinjra: The amount of PTSD this drama gave me, was triggering to say the least. The suffocating atmosphere I grew up, I could relate to the Hadiqa's kids so well.

[@MDoneBro6]

Time stamp of pinjra review plzz?

[@sameeraasad3393]

Habs has always won our hearts&with these double episode it has truly won our hearts more.. Just loved the moments between basit & ayesha.. Yes they are both madly in love but they are confused as Amna said.. But I agree with hassan too basit did express his love in so many scenes he told ayesha I cannot think of living without you & also that you understand me more better than anyone else... Very soon they will confess their love for each other just waiting for those moments to come.. Yes but basit should have hold her hand & should have said sorry to her.. But his behaviour towards her has changed so much this shows how much he loves her but with his background he does not know how to express himself openly in front of ayesha.. Love all habs episode it is the best drama airing now...

[@PrithaBhattacharya]

Habs: Feroze's acting was brilliant. So was the direction and dialogues. In most scenes Ushna is good. But in scenes where she has to deliver dialogues - her heaving and breathing through her dialogue delivery is really difficult to watch. I would say Janice and Dania are much better actors than she is. But I guess it's not just talent that works.

[@mamoonazeb3662]

Habs-Totally agree with Amna here. Ayesha is someone who ALSO has an ego. It makes sense for her to not cave in so soon.

[@sadafkhan9383]

Habs ..uff their chemistry It's something which I can't not describe in words

[@shaikh-cu3kt]

Ayesha and basit both have a bit of ego and hesitation abt confessing what they feel abt each other. They want each other but also dont want to seem desperate. But its a beautiful and subtle way of showing emotions and how things work irl apart from the cliche drama romance ki mai tumhare begair mar jaunga/jaungi.

[@Aisha-on9oq]

Ahhhhhhh! Habs is such a drama that is showing how people react in real life,,, yar such me they handled it perfectly,, i completely agree with amna,, Yeah hassan is frustrated bcz of their lack of expressing emotions, But it is what it is and it is real,, both nailed their performances,, wonderful yar 👏👏

[@asmausmani5803]

HABS: I understand Hassan's point of view but I definitely agree with Aamna. These two episodes were so good. Storytelling was beautiful and emotionally so engaging. Feroze and Ushna both portrayed their emotions so well. Habs is definitely one drama I wait for all week. So subtle and filled with so many emotions.

[@AudioNovelLovers]

HABS: this episode was the best episode so far. periodt.

[@harrumkhan3076]

I 100% agree with Amina on her stance on habs . This is exactly what I thought while watching it and I actually love the sensitivity with which the characters have been dealt with. Every reaction of Basit and Ayesha is natural . Sorry to say but Hassan lacks the capability of understanding crucial characters

[@emaan3484]

hassan can only see one side which is the worst way to watch dramas. ayesha's pov adds so much depth to the relationship

[@rosheensohail9672]

I completely agree with Hassan when it comes to Habs. He’s asked her to come home. He’s asked her to talk to him and she completely froze him out. Hassan was right when he said nobody knows him better than Ayesha and yet she doesn’t understand that his actions stem from trauma. He might have not apologised in words but actions speak louder than words and every step of the way he’s proven that he’s regretful. But she’s stupid and she’s being unfair.

[@ritizasentertainmentchanne9622]

Exactly. Not only that. Hassan only meant that that female character had been illogical. His point is not that who shall apologise, his point is that, that if the wife was not willing to forgive and forget, why she would pamper her husband in hospital. As longer he needed care. Ok. She did for the sake of humanity and the relationship they shared. But when he was out of need, she was not even supposed to be there in hosp for him. Bringing flowers and feeding soup. It gives the different message that she has forgotten. After giving that impression and going over board in looking after her husband, she suddenly remembers oh wait. He has not apologised. I can’t forgive him. 🤦🏼‍♀️ This is not about the husband and wife relationship or who did wrong and how far. It is just the poor writing. Poor storytelling and poor character building. This lack of logic and maturity in the writer has messed up all the scenes and nature of the characters. Thats what Hassan meant but Amna always gets triggered whenever she hears man vs woman. 😒

[@hiranawaz1128]

Yesterday my best friend sent me a clip of Alif Allah Aur Insan drama and she asked me why such dramas are not made now she said that after watching Alif Allah or insan my personality completely changed and I became even closer to Allah. It is a great thing that a fictional character and a drama bring you closer to Allah. Think how powerful a drama can be. And I know how close she is now to Allah. But I didn't know that most of it was influenced by Alif Allah or Insan drama.

[@StethoGirl_]

true dat drama changed me too

[@tamimmolla7054]

but sadly the narrative of pakistan is changing due to some its so called celebrity's turning away from allah in one aspect or other i agree people are filled with nuances that's why they are called humans but when anti islamic things are accepted and promoted that's where cancer grows in society these so called interviewers have the same mentality.

[@jagriticooks]

Completely agree with Aamna on her Habs review. Ayesha needed a sincere apology from Bassit. By literally throwing her out of the house he made her feel humiliated and a No One. I can only imagine how difficult it would be for a woman to come out of such incident.

[@asadkashmiri8491]

Habs: kamal kr diya dil baag baag ho gya yeh hota hai content yeh hoti hai story yeh hoti hai acting yeh hoty hai actor yeh hoty hai expressions yeh hoty hai dialogues yeh hoti hai writing yeh hota hai writer yeh hota hai director yeh hai PAKISTANI DRAMA❤️❤️❤️Hat’s off to All the team Ushna & Feroze did aaa fantastic job just amazing both justifying their role as aa audience really enjoyed all the both episodes each and every scene is full of emotions and just lit👍👍👍 Bakhtawar: Yumnaa (she’s aa legend) ufffffff she’s amazing & did aa fantastic job And zaviyar ohh my god bestttt really enjoy the whole episode

[@javeria9661]

Habs - completely agree with Aamna, their dynamic has been handled beautifully.

[@shaikh-cu3kt]

Why didn't y'all mention "Ketchup bhi nahi lekar gai"😭😂

[@emanrashid9435]

oh the 'meri zoya par gussa' cant be left behind as well..matlab sadqay jaon mein in dono ki mohabbat par aik taraf basit jaisa husband material aur aik taraf ye amir 5D husband material,,matlab haramkhor ko sab choror ketchup yaad reh gaye..

[@kay_kay1707]

😂😂

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Viral meme🤣

[@eeshafarooq6067]

😂😂😂

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

I won't say habs is the best show airing right now but if I compare it with the other ongoing drama's it has got a gamut of emotions with every character whether leads or side one's doesn't appear to be forced in the story. Like it's not something new it's just a story of a couple who collides because of circumstances sabotaging the normal idea of marriage of convince troops . The main attraction is the naunces and style of direction done effortlessly making it euphoric for the audience. Laudation to the whole team of habs 💟

[@salroomawiya]

Hubs this drama iz so different than others itz uniqueness makes it beautiful ❣️💕

[@aamirmir993]

On HABS: BOTH of you guys were spot on. The drama is very, very, VERY clever STORYTELLING.

[@ayesha2285]

I agree with Amna regarding her stance on basit and ayesha. She should definitely show self respect and ego !!

[@alihaiderthehalfhuman194]

Wooooh.....! Such a heated conversation...! 53:30 I'm team Amna. She is absolutely right. Her understanding of human emotions is really apt. Also, humans are that complex actually. Hum ese dramas dekh dekh k aadi ho chuke hn hmen sb seedha seedha to the point chaiye hala k esa nhi hota real lofe mn. Habs isiliye mjhy itna psnd h q k insan ki sensitivity ko bht khubsurat or haqeeqi andaz mn dikhaya ja rha hai. Hasan wese ap zyada react kr jate hn kbhi kbhi... Kher, it's just a leo and pisces difference.

[@shaikh-cu3kt]

Habs-Both are at fault But Why is ayesha acting like she's a victim?! Girl you've lied to him and put him in a place to be suspicious of you. Now when he's ready to clear out things. Instead of confronting,you expect him to be 'omg ayesha so sorry it was ALL my fault'

[@nosheenhaider2178]

Pyaray Hassan and Aamna ji!!! In your heated discussion and heartfelt review of Habs (which I loved and partly agreed with both point of views) you guys completely forgot one hilarious scene in which Zoya after being insulted by both inlaws takes 3 slices of Pizza 🍕🍕🍕 to her room and her idiot useless husband Aamir says... "baichari ketchup to lay k hi nahi gayi" and his parents baffled expressions were too good... OMG I couldn't stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@nayyer8350]

Yes! Phir kehta he mein khiladoon. 😂😂 Pyara mian he.

[@MAbd-pt8dv]

I clapped when she took the slices to her room. I mean itna kuch sunnanay aur jatany k baad, pizza nahi chora.. Zoya toh phir Zoya hai or should I say 'Banno Rani' as her MIL calls her. 🤣

[@nayyer8350]

I’m more interested in watching Zoya than Aisha, to be honest.

[@sumitathapliyal5148]

😃😃😃

[@mypakistan1810]

Hilarious scene loved it... Bahu ho to Zoya jaisi aur Husband ho to Aamir jaisa🤣

[@vaneetdhami1]

Habs: Ushna and Feroze’s emotional chemistry is damn good. Dialogues and expressions in the last two episodes were extremely impressive. This drama is based on emotions, and both actors played their roles incredibly unique ways. I agree with both of you in some way. With Aamana on that way, these were the episodes in which both the actors showed their love but were failing to express it. On Hassan, Basit said clearly to Ayesha, ke woh uskey Bina adhoora hai and asked her to come home. Her ‘gussa’ is genuine, but she is showing her love by feeding him soup, bringing flowers and staying all night in the hospital to take care of him. She knows his background then Why is she not giving a single thought to his offerings? Also, if Basit wants her back in his house, why is he talking about divorce papers and providing an apartment to her? The apartment papers dialogue was the stupidest dialogue. The writer should have thought of some more creative things instead of useless apartment papers. Also if Ayesha agrees to Basit's offering so easily, how would we see the next 7-8 episodes? We do not want the end of the drama at this point. We are enjoying this drama, and we need more episodes of Habs. We want to watch ‘Feroze N Ushna’ more and more in episodes for their love chemistry. KTK: Baby Sher’s scene of throwing water on that man was so great. Loved that.

[@shubhiagarwal8977]

totally want to see them together but don't want the drame to end.. I want misunderstanding part to end start something new controversy..😆😆 we were enjoying their slow burning love ..he gradually started to care for her love her...ayesha is not wrong considering her self respect but basit was right "mjhe tumse behtar koi nhi janta..." there should be conversation between them..both side grudges should vent out.. hope so this Tuesday get this over..don't want to see this conflict till the end. bring another topic..

[@vaneetdhami1]

@@shubhiagarwal8977, meanie mean mom of Ayesha would bring new twist to drama as well by forcing Ayesha to marry with another person. I think Bano is a good match with Fahad… writer should have given a single thought to that side as well. It may come as once Fahad met Bank at Ayesha’s house, and he asked about Bano from Ayesha. They should give more juicy story. This drama has a simple story but written very impressively . Love this drama . I ran from my work to watch this drama. :) Ushna’s sensitivity and Feroze’s attitude is just reminding me Mills and Boon stories.

[@shubhiagarwal8977]

@@vaneetdhami1 right bano deserves a great life partner and all the happiness... she is the strongest person I must say the way she went to her ex's marriage and the way she supports her sisters happiness and protect them is truly unmatchable and now its her turn to get all the happiness... feroze and ushna are amazing what a chemistry between them I just love.. I too wait anxiously whole week for habs Tuesday...

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

Chauraha: Was refreshing to see a drama ending without marriage. Sane, realistic ending, no forced romance and marriage with the perpetrator. The girl becomes independent and is happy, also finds someone.😊The mother is settled too. A good message about social media at the end. I lost interest in the drama half way through, but all is well that ends well. Could have shortened it for impact, though.

[@DeepikaAgarwall]

I was relieved that they didn't have Junaid marry Zoya. Phew.

[@ayshcandy7155]

@mahnoor qureshi You once suggested some K dramas but I lost the comment. Was searching for it but couldn't find. So would you mind telling me those names again please? Me screenshot le k rkh lngi 🙂😁

[@maryambilal7580]

I loved your HABS review this is the first time I am writing a comment regarding your reviews have been a silent subscriber . I loved your HABs review and I agree with both Hassan and Amna too but at the same time I feel Aysha is expecting that its all Basit's fault . Hassan you are so right as a men's perspective and Amna is looking the scenario from a women's point of view . As far I feel Aysha is expecting that Basit should admit that he loves her . She is only waiting for him to say her that he loves her . If you have listened the OST it says Tu kuin nahin kehta (female voice ) Haan mae pyar karta hun (male voice)

[@aksharapradhan8304]

I am still watching Badshah Begum only and only for Farhan Saeed, and i still feel he has done a fantastic job! However, everything else just seems to be falling apart harder and harder. Just like Shahzaib always saves the day for this crazy family, Farhan seems to be trying to save the day for this drama for the viewers! Another good watch in the same drama is Abul Hasan. The rest is a good plot destroyed by bad execution!

[@iffatirfan7184]

This was the most awaited review, yes I was waiting for Hbs review, really I enjoyed the doubls episode, what a fantastic performance of Ayesha and Baasit, but in this special praise for ushnah. Really waisy jitni Amna excited thi habs ko review karny me and she totally understands emotions of Ayesha so was I. Hasan waisy ap ye expect nahe kia tha hum nay, ap Baasit k point of view ko hi dhaik aur understand kar rahy hain, you r not getting the point how a woman feels, really Amna has nailed the review 👏, and really I appreciate Amna so much that having totally different point of view she handled discussions so elegantly and beautifully. Matlab I was heating up waht Hasan is saying or viewing things but Amna you r a grace really, you proved it. And this is ok that your heated discussion took us to other side, I was expecting that you both will be on same page and in praise of baasit and Ayesha. But anyway this was enjoyable.

[@AudioNovelLovers]

HABS: ughhh i am so relieved that AMNA is stating all the facts that should have been stated in this review when HASSAN raised that point. I completely agree with her. Thank you AAMNA.

[@ayesha2780]

I think there are 3 main reasons why a bad drama still gets so many views... glamor, chemistry, and a collective addiction to misery, toxic patterns, and cycles of breakup and makeup. This might be controversial but Pakistani awam is very addicted to unhealthy relationship dynamics and they like it in dramas.

[@affreenrizvi8609]

Absolutely. The romance that they are talking about, was found to be cheezy.

[@aimana7891]

A brilliant discussion today of Has!! Love the conversation. I think that Basit should have apologized no matter what, he never clearly apologized, and a simple sorry could have been enough for Ayesha to go with him, because she wanted to go, but he never said sorry. He said he wanted her to come and he said that you can visit us sometime. Adding to this, if he felt that Ayesha had no fault in the entire matter of her sister running away and getting married, he could have said to Ayesha that she should have come to him regardless. Well, the script is slightly flawed, as we are seeing Basit thinking from one perspective only. He talked to the lawyer about getting a divorce and the way he asked her to leave when she had just entered was very disappointing. On Ayesha's part, her effort at the hospital of wiping every drop sticking to his beard was an indication for Basit that she had forgiven him, maybe that's why he never clearly apologized. I understand Hassan's point, but I stand with Amna, that it was riddling for any woman, especially being his wife to be dragged out of the house like she was.

[@satyendra1946]

Habs: Totally agree with Amna's interpretation. That's where the beauty and power of Habs reside. Hasan, as always, doesn't understand complexity and greyness beyond a point. As a man, you can't understand a woman's emotions beyond a point: both Hasan and Basit prove that. 😂🙈 I am team Amna and Ayesha. 🤪

[@erumbatool7690]

True

[@tamimmolla7054]

Women can do whatever they want and feel but when it comes to man they have to understand the woman wow 😲 . I think basit should divorce ayesha because he has enough to make her realise that he loves but her tantrums never end , and he should move with his life🤣 end of story.

[@satyendra1946]

@@tamimmolla7054 and here comes mansplaining! If a man has issues, the woman should be accepting and understanding... But if a woman has issues, it's tantrums.. wow! That's some sexism and patriarchal bullshit...

[@ipshi17]

The redemption of the Junaid’s character in Chauraha started after phupu passed away. Because the drama was dragged so much the impact of the last episode was not there as much it should had been. Although the messaging was good and best part was Zoya was shown as a independent woman…

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

If you read novels you will love Habs ❤‍🔥

[@umbreenfazal6316]

In the review of Habs , Amna n Hasan both r right . Hasan see the whole scenerio more technically n Amna take it more emotionally . Both r correct to some extant but human behaviours r so complicated n have so many layers of past incidents ,brought up environment , type of personality , sense of judgement n power of making right decisions at the right time, tolerance n ability to forgive n forget . so human behaviours r not simple at all but some things should b very clear, that in any situation ,males should not take the advantage of their physical superiority , this strength should b utilize for the protection n care of their family members not for their humiliation .

[@kukuali]

Please don’t review bad dramas! Don’t give them any attention at all. We would rather listen to you guys talking about weather or anything at all. It makes me sad when you review bad dramas coz you’re doing it for us and we both aren’t happy with the content on screen these days

[@teadrinker1260]

These days I'm reading Urdu Novel "Namal" by Nimrah Ahmed. The main antagonist of the story is so well fleshed out, with shades of grey and white. I wish our dramas can start writing good Villians with greater then life motives. I wish we can see some great story building. I wish.

[@asmafarooqi3251]

Read that novel. Such a brilliant story

[@mahnoorqureshi3281]

That is why I suggested drama Daam. All characters are very real, normal with shades of grey. There are no angels or devils or black and white characters. All react differently under different situations. I loved the ending. One can forgive , but can never forget.

[@azkashams]

Girl namal is a masterpiece 😭😭😭😭 There's no comparison And you're absolutely right about the character arc... even a side character like haneen has more layers than any of the leads in our dramas

[@khadijakashaf4369]

Omg it's my favorite book of all time! You are in for a treat 😉

[@Dramagirl-160]

Where can I read it? And is it in English?

[@vaneetdhami1]

By the way, you two are great critics. I love the way you both bring up the questions that we ask ourselves after watching dramas.

[@shahneelmehmood951]

i understand hassan point of view but i would agree with amna completely ,,it was such sensitively handled episode by writer and director ,,human emotions layers complexities were dealt very well ,,and ushna uff what a performance ,,love her and so is feroze

[@curious_seeker06]

I liked hassan and aamna's argument on ayesha and basit apologizing. And I agree with hassan. As also aamna initially did that this entire (shak) plot was biased towards ayesha. Like, OK its understood basit has a trauma of unfaithful wives, but hiding for your carefree sisters reputation and staking your relationship is so bizarre and non sensical. However basit throwing her out is not justified. But on the broader picture they were very biased in showing fahad with his stupid ego of not Confronting basit and so ayesha's. In the entire hospital sequence they showed basit at complete fault, whereas he isn't. They very cleverly didn't even made him raise this point. Just to show ayesha right. It's so impractical. No not fair at all. Ayesha's ego is not making sense because the reason to hide the truth from basit was so stupid. All the valid points they added in this ep which aamna spoke of but, First ayesha and fahad should have accepted their stupidity in hiding the truth from basit after that this debate would have been unbiased.

[@mantashaabideen9321]

Hasan, you forgot to mention Amir's dialogue in Habs "vo ketchup bhi nahi le ke gai"😂😂

[@amna2449]

Yesss i was waiting for that 😂 was a bit disappointed

[@munzartstudio]

Loved Hassan's " hain sharartion", spot on expressions. Also, Hab's conversation was brilliant, totally understand both versions but agreed with Amina. If they go by book, or with Hassan's point of view, then there would be no story left, we need to ignore few to get some new perspectives and layers of feelings. Love both of you!

[@ZINDAGI-Dear]

Habs ka review toh war jaisa lag rha tha 😂loved both opinions 💓

[@waqarsoomro5226]

Agreed 🤣🤣

[@akankshyanarayan6450]

Loved how Aamna reviewed Habs, it was feminist and physiologically correct, unlike Hassan who sounded extremely patriarchal

[@XYz-bf1wi]

Well.. hassan is the most logical feminist i have seen so far .. no fake feminism no nothing he isn’t patriarchal at all and he clearly said that it is not about male vs female…

[@shankapoor904]

Thank you Hassan and Amna for educating us on how to put your point of view in a respectful manner 👌🏼 love you guys

[@rubasamz]

In my opinion, "This is what the audience wants," is a lazy and dishonest excuse that too many of our tv directors and producers hide behind. Habs: I agree with Amna - she isn't saying that Ayesha was right in withholding information from Basit, but that Ayesha's reluctance to come back home with Basit the moment he finds out the truth, without him categorically apologizing for the manner in which he threw her out of the house is also understandable. Just because something is understandable doesn't mean you endorse it; it's just that you can make sense of why is something happening the way it is happening. That said, I also agree with Hasan on the matter that 1) The truth came out too late, and 2) It's silly how Ayesha didn't acknowledge Zoya's running away when Basit says he's learnt the truth. Stil, Habs is the only drama I'm seeing these days, and will continue to do so bcs it's still v enjoyable. And you skipped the ketchup scene which has become a meme of sorts on the internet now!

[@shahneelmehmood951]

conversation on phone and everytime she feels he would say divorce ,,she cuts it because she doesnt want to hear it,,thats how humans work ,,they dont just sit and resolve everything and move on ,,amna explained it beautifully

[@zeeam9985]

That is the reason anger is haraam. Basit humiliated his wife in front of all the staff in his house just based on an assumption. Since Ayesha stood with him in all his tough times and he saw how loyal she was even to her greedy mom, he should have given her the benefit of doubt and trusted her. Even if he believed that she was cheating on him, still he should have removed her from his life in a graceful manner. The way he did it was barbaric and nothing can justify that action. He needs to apologize first. And not indirectly but he should seek Ayesha's forgiveness. Totally agree with Amna. Hassan this is the first time your opinion is not making any sense. Usually you can understand the complexities of relationships better.

[@nazneenzaidi1722]

#teamHasan here on Habs, they are both being extremely silly, but I thought Ayesha was more mature so had more expectations, she knows his trigger points knowing the history with his mother, yet she lies and then plays victim not giving an explanation for her not being honest with him. A perfect time now to have an open honest conversation about trust. A man who can humiliate his mother publicly, is a big red flag, Ayesha needs to make a decision, either cut free from such an angry and broken individual or at least have an honest open conversation about it. Otherwise it will go around in circles and that gets tedious.

[@amnaqureshi4501]

AGREED with you 💯 👍

[@satyendra1946]

These were the best episodes of Habs, but yes, not everyone will get it. Phew.

[@tamimmolla7054]

And you are beyond🤯🤯 and we are🤪🤪 happy🤡

[@satyendra1946]

@@tamimmolla7054 what are you even trying to say? It's making no sense...

[@sarar2930]

Being an independent woman still i also think hassan point of view on drama habs is absolutely correct. Honesty and clarity is the base of a relationship. Especially in such a relationship where the man is insecure because of his past the other partner should be more careful for the stable relationship.

[@sanskrati5998]

A scene was also cut in badshah begum. There was a scene in the promo where you can see shahzaib standing in front of a house on fire. In bts video they revealed that actually shahzaib was going to save a child from the fire. That scene could have been important for shahzaib's character arc.

[@abuzaramjad8081]

Exactly 💯

[@1234anuja]

If this scene would have been included the drama would have got better trp and views.

[@shankapoor904]

Love you guy’s banter between the two of you about hubs 👌🏼 i agree with Amna

[@simran9703]

To be honest, I was a bit scarred during Habs review that one of you was going to walk out from the video🤣 As for the drama, I just can't connect with it after the separation twist. Itne acche chal rhe drama mei itna faltu twist daal kr ab expect kr rhe h ki log complexity of emotions samjhe🙄.... Doesn't make sense to me.

[@zuha514fatima]

Had it not been Hassan and Aamna I would have vouched that either one of them would walk out, but I know they’re too close and respectful to do that. But that goes without saying that it was so scary at one point 😭😂

[@prernabhatiamotivationalsp133]

Ammna ji second you completely. 100%agree to you. How beautifully you explained it!!!! loved it......

[@HinaBarkat]

Amazing review as always 😊. I watch some shows especially our very own baby shar because of your review. Habs review - I have to agree with Hassan. I was thinking the same. Amna you have a point and at this point, we have to agree to disagree. Love the show.

[@emanrashid9435]

ok Hassan's 'shamsher ,is that u darling?' and ' baby is that u darling?" had me like the man just roasted the most watchd on screen couple of pak dramams rn,,,

[@hinaasifalam6380]

Great discussion on Habs guys 👏… however I completely agree with Amna here … Basit never apologised for his behaviour instead he is trying to get her back into his life because he is now feeling undeniable love for her. But respect comes foremost even before love so he must first learn to give all due respect to Ayesha. The funny thing about your discussion was I had the same kind of discussion (aka argument) with my hubby on this latest episode of Habs so my husband agrees with Hassan for sure 😁😁 but I’m standing with each n every words said by Amna 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@ZooLogic_z]

Habs: i totally agree with Hassan. And no doubt acting was on point. Loved the both episodes.

[@shanzeharoon]

i would like to mention that feroz is the finest actors we have and ushana is so underrated... i believe she is such a fine actress... the entire game is about the expressions and habs is all about that... amazing direction, soothing background music and great performances... feroz just reminded me of his performance in gul e rana...ge was amazing in gul e rana and he still is... we can clearly see that in habs... i want to see these 2 in another project aswell but with the same director...

[@NaveedQamar6_8]

I agree with aamna regarding "habs" he should have said sorry. That was not the right way to treat Ayesha. He doesn't tell his lawyer that I don't divorce papers.

[@anikax3346]

I absolutely agree with what hasan said about Habs. If the roles were reversed if Basit talked to Bano instead of Ayesha and If Ayesha did something insulting to Basit,Amna wouldn't have reacted the way not she is reacting to Basit. I always love Hassan's reviews cause he always does reviews without any gender specification instead of doing "Men" and "Women"

[@tayyabakhan671]

Amna’s review on Habs is again spot on. Basit got to know about the reality yet he wasn’t guilty AT ALL and then blatantly said main nhn kahon ga k I’m sorry. Bhi explain kr kyun nhn kahay ga? And that’s so correct, Ayesha absolutely doesn’t think herself worthy of him because in past he had given these signs that he doesn’t like her family.

[@indeliblestrories9555]

Ayesha's stand is correct so that Basit will be careful next time

[@25crstal]

@Hasan: drama Habs is set in a social system where gender defines roles and rules. You can not simply switch the gender of Aysha and Basit and think story will be the same. The society this drama is set in allows men transgressions with little consequences. Women are not given the same liberty. Do you honestly think if Basit had lied instead, Ayesha could’ve thrown him out of the house? May I remind you the house belongs to Basit. Again, women do not have the financial independence to do what men can. If this is to be a marriage of equality, then Basit must now wait patiently for Ayesha to turn around. Just like she did for him. Ayesha needs time to decide for herself if she wants to continue with the marriage. Just because Basit feels sorry doesn’t reset the clock for her. If anything, they should both take a break to asses what happened so that it doesn’t keep repeating in the future. If we are to follow your logic Hasan, Ayesha should come back home and have a baby. Of course, babies in real life and last episode in reel life solve all problems.

[@debosmitadas3753]

Very unpopular opinion about Habs- I don't think Basit is in love with Ayesha rather it is his guilt and emotional and physical vulnerability that are pushing him towards her. His baggage is very big and my mind cannot digest the fact that suddenly he is in love with her after the accident. To me if felt like a loophole. It can be possible that after he gets well,his warmth towards Ayesha will be turned cold and the cycle of ignorence will continue again. Of course this is a theory of mine. You too are entitled to have your own opinion. Also I am not making Basit as villain here,just giving you the example how human emotions work.

[@Like.every.other.mother]

Communication is not always that easy in a relationship Hassan. Totally with Amna on the habs review.

[@eshadey8214]

That's why I like hassan amd amna. They are both v clear that they ll put their honest take on the show forward and notsugarcoat it. Ik aaj heated ho gya but 100% after this hass ke baith ke chai piyenge post cooling down. That's why i love them. I agree with amna 100% on the habs review but hassan managed to get his point across in a way that made u understand where he's coming from.

[@M.S.K..]

Love the Badshah Begum review guys, you don't disappoint.Badshah Begum for sure is Game Of Thrones baap lol Zara was over the top and overacting but people are praising her which is hilarious. She gets so close to Farhan like he's her love interest,eww! I love Shahzaib and Zulekha but Zulekha's reaction about Shahmeer dying was so unnecessary because she's now pregnant with Shahzaib's baby so her reacting like that isn't justified.

[@M.S.K..]

@@devnachan it's disgusting! They're so close in each others faces. The director should've intervened and toned down their scenes. This just shows how bad the director and actor(Zara) is. Deliberately showing chemistry, Zara should've showed that chemistry with Ali maybe then her couple could've worked.

[@seemalhasan2931]

Zulekha's reaction was so over lol 😂

[@M.S.K..]

@@seemalhasan2931 It was! I'm disappointed. She's supposed to have moved on, right? Biggest thing she's pregnant so now their baby doesn't hold any value infront of Shahmeer too?Shahzaib, fine its understandable because how they got married but now their equation has changed so doubting him is not an option, he also changed for her and let go of his dream. This is why they needed development but focus goes on over actors and boring characters. This show is beyond me!

[@MAbd-pt8dv]

An unpopular opinion (perhaps): I don't think Shahzaib and Zulekha have good chemistry. I didn't like their pairing. Kher, coming to her reaction, yes, she did react to Shahmeer's death in an unusual and exaggerated manner that most of us couldn't understand.

[@M.S.K..]

@@MAbd-pt8dv that's definitely an unpopular opinion because people are liking their pair and chemistry! They also have a ship name and I don't think any of the shows couples have one because they've not clicked with the audience but Zulekha and Shahzaib have managed to click somehow even when the show is so bad now thats surprising if you ask me. All they needed was development and focus. Her reaction has disappointed everyone and now when their equation has changed that just makes it worse. Shahmeer huzoor chant and crush doesn't seem to be going anywhere even when the shows ending.

[@hajrahashmi3252]

#somethinghaute Hassan and amna you both were on a completely different level, I thoroughly enjoyed todays episode way more than usual, please talk in your usual selves rather than restraining yourselves in thinking kids might be watching. 😅 Btw I literally loved your discussion on habs in specific especially because this is where amna was defining the overall mentality of a woman and Hassan was describing what goes through a male mind making both the discussions so relevant and accurate from both the perspectives

[@shahbazalam3786]

I agree with Hasan. Aamna is holding the flag of feminism and covering up what Ayesha did. Both were wrong, if Basit needs to apologize, then Ayesha needs to apologize as well.

[@ipshi17]

In Habs both are in fault. First of all Ayesha shouldn’t had lied to him but that doesn’t given right to Basit to dragged her and throw her out of the house. I think as much Ayesha needs to apologize even Basit needs to do so. Now when Basit knows the truth why he is talking to lawyer about the divorce?

[@shanzeharoon]

i totally stand with what amna had to say about hab... these episodes were outstanding👏🏻👌🏻 loved the fact that amna covered all the points and summarised everything so perfectly.

[@shanzeharoon]

habs**

[@MeemBaay111]

Tinkay Ka Sahara- I like this drama! It is so far fun to watch. The contrasts are great and I believe a central theme. The contrasts between couples is fantastic. Sonia Ji and Haroon Ji really funny and sad. The whole suhaag night scene was so effective at demonstrating the contrasts in this relationship. We also see another wedding night but one which is much more complex emotionally. Rabab Ji and Sami Ji are both terrific! He is the perfect Jackal and Hide character!!! We are nervous every time he is on screen. Sorry, this is not just the result of good writing although the writing is great! Let's give credit where it is due, it is also excellent direction by Zeeshan Ji and the full display of Sami Ji's talent. What a contrast to play with???? Sami Ji will do this really well. We will love and hate this character. We should avoid demonizing the character and making statements suggesting that it is not possible to overcome psychological issues like anger management. This is not true in psychological terms. However, we should not be shown that Vassey can get better because of the patience and suffering of his wife. We should see him get therapy and learn the truth about his sister's role in his personality disorder. He wasn't born this way, he was made by the madness of another. Vassey is not a psychopath, he feels genuine remorse. He also tries to make up for his wrongdoings. He is not a bad person. He is also not a 'wife beater'. These men only visit violence on their wives but are perfectly normal with other people. Vassey is violent, aggressive, and verbally abusive in all his dealings, at work, in his daily life, and with his family. He killed a Majj!!! I hope they don't ruin this for us with too much focus of the domestic, we need to keep seeing Vassey reacting angrily with everyone and not get sucked into the crying women obsession our writers and directors have. We don't want Rabab Ji crying in every scene! Just an aside, I don't think there is anything wrong with the explosive anger we are seeing from Sami Ji. It is perfectly in character. The issue is that he is doing it. I don't think we have seen him do a character quite like this before. He usually does more simmering anger? In Khudgharz - he played a bad guy who was a domestic abuser and Rasm e Duniya a man suffering from childhood PTSD as a result of abusive parenting so was visiting the same relationship on his wife. But in both, the anger we see is very controlled. In this role, we are seeing uncontrolled anger from Sami Ji. It just looks weird on him!!! We are gonna see him kick a gate in the next episode!!! It's mad!! I am looking forward to it!!! Filhaal bohot mazza aah reha hai!!