Parizaad Drama | Episode 01 Review | Hum Tv

This first scene of Parizaad took place with the main man, Parizaad, and Ahmed Ali Akbar, who was completely changed to find a path to the individual. It was exceptionally evident from this underlying scene that Hashim Nadeem will give us a truly stunning and appealing central character. 

Like any other opening scene, this one familiarized viewers with a segment of the central characters in depth. As is evident from the trailers and the OST, this show has significant star-studded insight, therefore, we were just familiar with some of the characters in that first scene. 

I have to say that an underlying scene with more than one distinct individual for each situation contrasts better with a scene where the focus is on a lonely individual. That said, once this scene was over, Parizaad was no longer a stranger to me and I ended up hoping to know how his release would continue. Aside from Ahmed Ali Akbar, Ushna Shah's presentation in the same way latched onto this underlying scene.

Basic layered character

Huge amounts of scenes in this first scene show how remote Parizaad felt from the moment he was born due to his looks. It was a laudable description of a mother's endless love.

 Usually, the story is shown through flashback scenes in such sensations, but this scene opened with the first experience with the world and is moving rapidly up to 20 years later.

 All of the scenes focusing on Parizaad, explicitly, were professional, as they conveyed new information about an individual who agrees to be the core interest of the sensation. 

As an adult Parizaad turned out to be a caring adult who wasn't exactly attractive anyway, he had an attractive personality. Moreover, his condition with the people around him was well resolved in this scene. 

 It is extraordinary in any situation to see a particularly strong family bond on Pakistani shows.

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Take note

Hashim Nadeem has successfully shown more than once that he is quite capable of attracting important male leads and I sincerely believe that this time, not at all like Raqs-e-Bismil, the female lead will end up.

 be comparatively as interesting as the head. Male. Ushna Shah made her quality felt irrefutably in every scene and in the same way, I enjoyed the camera work, which was really essential! Naheed, as a person, was exceptionally straightforward, especially considering how he was given a small bundle of singular scenes.

 His arrogance was his most undeniable characteristic that stood out. Basically I think she doesn't end up being another Zohra considering that by paying little attention to how captivating or particularly polished the male lead is, whether the female lead or the supporting characters do not have a comparable impact, it is striking. the general atmosphere of a show or, for the current circumstances, the stage. Yumna Zaidi's individual did not appear in this first scene.

Mirza sahab (Syed Muhammad Ahmed) involved getting to know Parizaad's family and showing the kind of respect he received from everyone in the house, so I even immediately acclimated to the thoughts of the younger sister at her. respect.

 I cling to how this mistaken judgment explicitly affects the association between the two families and Parizaad. I felt like Shoki had unnecessarily long screen time, unless there was genuine legitimacy in doing all things considered.

This first scene was, on the whole, richly created and each scene was superbly executed. The cinematography was extraordinary throughout. Ahmed Ali Akbar's non-verbal correspondence was unprecedented; He completely changed his acting style to suit the needs of the individual. The individual of Parizaad is stratified; I hope you will continue to intrigue and reassure. The whole scene also had a refined atmosphere. I was not