Do Fahad & Hania Make Up For KMKT’s Shortcomings? I Hum Dono Worth Watching? | Barzakh

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Published 2024-07-26
00:00 Intro
08:53 Jaan Se Pyara Juni
16:59 Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum
34:31 Hum Dono
51:44 BARZAKH

Do Fahad & Hania Make Up For KMKT’s Shortcomings? I Hum Dono Worth Watching? | Barzakh

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All Comments (21)
  • @nkhan8933
    Homosexuality is NOT PART OF OUR CULTURE! Thank you Hassan for standing your ground. Just because some Pakistanis indulge in this doesn’t mean it’s the culture of ALL Pakistanis.
  • @Iza23890
    I agree with Hassan. Homosexuality is neither part of our religion nor our culture. Unfortunately, it exists, yes, but to claim it is a part of our culture, you would have to openly accept it, and we don't do that and i hope we won't ever do that.
  • I have a question for you hassan and amna , when you know that a certain channel's dramas ( geo tv )exceed 50 to 60 eopisodes then why you guys review it in the first place like shiddat and behad and even jaan nisar . Then you say they are dragging them .Geo has left no distinction between prime time dramas and soaps and i think you should talk about it . They are ruining the uniqueness of pakistani dramas. Hum and ary are still way better specifically hum tv.
  • @daydreamer2228
    Agree with Hassan on barzakh. Amna no need to get defensive over it, it doesn’t make you cool to say it’s part of our culture. Also, it will never be a part of our culture.
  • @mrmoodymusa7629
    Between Amna n Hassan … its pretty obvious that Amna’s thought process is liberal and less religious hence not surprised by her take on Barzakh
  • @shrutijoshi3781
    I absolutely agree with hassan for Barzakh. I was expecting second episode to be more explanatory or less complicated.
  • @nkhan8933
    The rich guy in HD prefers Nescafé, nothing wrong with it. I know a lot of rich people who don’t prefer coffee so they are good with Nescafé. I’m so glad Hassan was there to debunk Aamnas theory.
  • @munibamazhar921
    This is probably the first episode of SH in which I agree with every single word what Hassan said. I respectfully disagree with Aamna. Specially, Hassan is absolutely right about choice of coffee and sexual orientation of saifullah.
  • @nkhan8933
    KHKT: nothing new in the script but just like Noor Jehan, it’s fun to watch.
  • @farahsomani1975
    Barzakh has so much going on, review it per episode otherwise things will get missed, please and thank you ❤
  • @hirasaman
    100% agree with Hassan . There wasn’t any need to show homosexuality . Such a good drama only that part is very disappointing !
  • @nkhan8933
    Juni: I’m so glad Mamo showed up to knock some sense in Minnah. Juni better not go back to HA, I haven’t forgiven her yet.😂
  • @uswajaved7233
    I agree with Hassan because "Yes" homosexuality is not part of our religion and culture. I am very disappointed with Amna
  • @nkhan8933
    Aamna I also read those comments and was shocked how people are praising one Pakistani actor while putting the other one down. Yumna and Sajjal are both accomplished actors and as a Pakistani I’m so proud. I don’t now what’s wrong with fans. I had seen this kinda fan wars on an Indian forum which had a Pakistani serial section, Indian fans are brutal imo.
  • @nkhan8933
    Juni: the overly done lashes of Husn Ara in a depressed state was so distracting.
  • @saimapasha1502
    OMG Hassan the way you popped Amna's bubble about rich people coffee was epic 🤣🤣 It’s like you just threw a reality check grenade into her upper-class tea party. Anda paratha and halwa puri forever, right? 😂 Amna Jani really needs to step out of her designer bubble and join the real world! 🤣🤣
  • @DazzleNews
    Here's the analyzation of Barzakh's second episode: Symbolism: Pigeons are a sign of peace and dead pigeons mean peace is disturbed. Pink is for sure associated with the Barzakh & Souls/The Dead The mother coming in front of Sherry shows how she reminds him not to run from his parental duties unlike his father. From previous episode, the young meet up of Jafar & Mehtab symbolises Adam & Eve's meetup. Also to Heer Ranjha and how their seperation leads to Heer's death. Story: There could be a theory that Sanam first of all is a Shamaran, the master of all snakes in short. I don't know how it is related to the story but that snake pattern on his skin or that snake tattoo, also her big eyes. (She's not a soul for sure, she's something else, maybe a fairy or a shamaran but she's the connection of Barzakh & this World. Also Wali Baba's way of wearing that scarf signifies a Cobra if you look closely. Also cushions behind sanam have this two faces merged designing which signifies dual personality. The broken mirrors signifies bad omens. Sanam's most scenes are shot through mirror which is something to notice. The place is land of nowhere, is this place Barzakh? Although we know, people can use internet and network here through Sanam & that child yet this place could be Barzakh or maybe this is the beginning of the meetup, where souls are adapting Earth's enviroment and both world's are merging slowly. That painting of Pigeon being killed is given to Saif indicating towards his past. Mehtab was the first mountain lady followed by others, these are souls while the ones covered with red cloth are fairies mentioned in the series. Those red branches Sanam sees and that cloth is reminding her of what she is, her village, her origin which we'll know in the next epsiode. (Shamaran has this story of betrayal and regret where a man betrays the nature by killing the Shamaran). The last scene of two wives sharing food shows they both suffered the same thing and both have the same grief. So homosexuality is being promoted for sure and it is wrong but it's a fictional series, it's the maker's writing, you can't say no to that. Just because the episode was based on Saifullah, we had a lot of homosexuality spooks on our face. Even if it was romanticised, it was a perspective from the writer and we can have a different one yet we have to accept that those fictional characters are gay.