This whole "they're soulmates" seemed such lazy writing ,tbh. I thought this was Farhat's forté, idk. She failed miserably in convincing so many people. Like, if you were incapable of handling the complexity, could've removed Sherbano completely. Such bad writing!
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The premise of Zanjeerein (I'm not sure what it was but) a widow having a second chance at love was such a golden opportunity. Instead of wasting the last two episodes on cringe poetry, they could've used the previous ten to develop their bond?
My question from Farhat is that if this was the premise of the show, why was it not well-developed? Why so rushed? Why was Sarbuland not looking for Bano? Why did the nikkah happen before he could do that? Why were the leads not given space to develop the relation?
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@don_vulpine Kuch hua hi toh nahi. They tried to build up tension with the villains only to make them disappear. The entire episode was just Biya-Buland Kay cringe scenes
My God, people are after Hania like she's stolen their stuff. Bhai if you want to listen to it, suno, if not, chup beitho. She isn't begging you to. Ajeeb!
@elleinax Mir Hadi was a different story. This story clearly has a soft side for Torsam,lol. Like the other one had for Ammaar. One harrasser and murderer, other rapist. If I am a writer and my villain is all that, I will have to sell my morals to make a hero out of them
@elleinax I'm sorry, neither is it nuanced story telling, nor is any character complex. Maybe the villains? But if you're a writer of Farhat's caliber and willing to sacrifice whatever you've earned just because audience is horny, you should stop writing