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Posted: 3 years ago

Originally posted by: spnfan

I don't consider them as reviewers. Just two people talking about dramas and giving their opinion. Hassan is much better than aamna. Hassan most of the times is fair. Rabia and shaziya are better at reviewing but aren't that comical and i don't understand anything that comes out of GL amma's mouth. She speaks hardcore Punjabi.

Yup they are super biased. I liked Rabia and Shaziya. More than Rabia I like Shaziyas take on drama most of the time. I Also can't understand amma.

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Posted: 3 years ago

Originally posted by: palakluvsabhiya

That would be interesting 😍😍🔥🔥🔥

Ak khan seems to meet her in her college. Also most likely Umeed will go on date with Ak khan. I already think that Farjaad has a soft spot for her ❤️

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Posted: 3 years ago

Originally posted by: music_girl

What is the plot of this show?

OK from hun tv website:


The story of Fairytale revolves around Umeed, a young middle-class girl who dreams of living the life of a princess and is always on the lookout for get-rich-quick schemes. In her overwhelming quest, something fantastical falls in Umeed’s lap when she receives an invitation to a show that promises to make her dreams come true but she soon realizes that there are no fairies or magical spells in real life and everything comes with a hefty price tag. Undeterred, Umeed sets out on a journey to make her dreams a reality, encountering quirky characters and learning valuable lessons about life, relationships, and happiness. With the help of her friends and family, Umeed discovers that the real magic in life comes from within.

It's a funny show. Although initial episodes are not so great. It great. It gets better with each passing episode.

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Posted: 3 years ago

Her friends reaction 🤣

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Posted: 3 years ago

Okay, so I binged all the episodes and now, I'm hooked. The drama is not great but it has some enjoyable moments. I like Sehar Khan and Hamza Sohail in their respective roles. Hamza was good in all three dramas he did so far. Sehar is more like her real self in this drama as I watched her interview with Rabia Mughni and she was pretty much like Umeed in her real life.

I read some comments here and watched SH review and they disappointed + irritated me. I feel that it is an established fact that Ramadan shows and Eid plays are not for finding logic. They are just for light-hearted fun and enjoying moments of laughter & cute romances without bothering your mind.

This show is following the same formula that lots of rom-coms have successfully used.

- The child-like female lead is headstrong and wants to get what she wants by hook or by crook. Yet, even in her cleverness, there's stupidity. She causes bad things to others owing to her blunders but she's good at heart and never wishes ill for anyone.

- The male lead is serious, well-dressed, and no-nonsense type. Yet, even he has his flaws. He becomes the victim of the female lead's blunders despite his so-called intelligence, sometimes unwillingly and sometimes willingly.

We know, ultimately they'll fall in love and there will be a happy ending. Lots of Chinese and Korean shows follow the same pattern. Even Jab We Met was in parts like this and people loved Geet's character. Amna saying that Umeed is so stupid that she doesn't deserve to be a lead character or that Dua's character is more appealing can be true if it was a normal drama, but in Ramadan dramas, that's not true. Anyways, everyone should have a right to have their opinion and choose what they wanna watch or skip. However, from now on, I'll avoid such reviews as I've decided to continue watching it and I don't wanna spoil my fun..

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Posted: 3 years ago

Originally posted by: Ctrl-Alt-Del

Okay, so I binged all the episodes and now, I'm hooked. The drama is not great but it has some enjoyable moments. I like Sehar Khan and Hamza Sohail in their respective roles. Hamza was good in all three dramas he did so far. Sehar is more like her real self in this drama as I watched her interview with Rabia Mughni and she was pretty much like Umeed in her real life.

I read some comments here and watched SH review and they disappointed + irritated me. I feel that it is an established fact that Ramadan shows and Eid plays are not for finding logic. They are just for light-hearted fun and enjoying moments of laughter & cute romances without bothering your mind.

This show is following the same formula that lots of rom-coms have successfully used.

- The child-like female lead is headstrong and wants to get what she wants by hook or by crook. Yet, even in her cleverness, there's stupidity. She causes bad things to others owing to her blunders but she's good at heart and never wishes ill for anyone.

- The male lead is serious, well-dressed, and no-nonsense type. Yet, even he has his flaws. He becomes the victim of the female lead's blunders despite his so-called intelligence, sometimes unwillingly and sometimes willingly.

We know, ultimately they'll fall in love and there will be a happy ending. Lots of Chinese and Korean shows follow the same pattern. Even Jab We Met was in parts like this and people loved Geet's character. Amna saying that Umeed is so stupid that she doesn't deserve to be a lead character or that Dua's character is more appealing can be true if it was a normal drama, but in Ramadan dramas, that's not true. Anyways, everyone should have a right to have their opinion and choose what they wanna watch or skip. However, from now on, I'll avoid such reviews as I've decided to continue watching it and I don't wanna spoil my fun..

Thank you for your take on this drama. I watched one episode. And I liked the leads. Happy to see Seher in this role. Much better than her serious roles.😃 Hamza is cute. I did 't expect him to be good in light dramas. Ali Safina is a gr8 actor. He is versatile. Story is interesting . I'll try to bingwatch it.

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Posted: 3 years ago

Originally posted by: Ctrl-Alt-Del

Okay, so I binged all the episodes and now, I'm hooked. The drama is not great but it has some enjoyable moments. I like Sehar Khan and Hamza Sohail in their respective roles. Hamza was good in all three dramas he did so far. Sehar is more like her real self in this drama as I watched her interview with Rabia Mughni and she was pretty much like Umeed in her real life.

I read some comments here and watched SH review and they disappointed + irritated me. I feel that it is an established fact that Ramadan shows and Eid plays are not for finding logic. They are just for light-hearted fun and enjoying moments of laughter & cute romances without bothering your mind.

This show is following the same formula that lots of rom-coms have successfully used.

- The child-like female lead is headstrong and wants to get what she wants by hook or by crook. Yet, even in her cleverness, there's stupidity. She causes bad things to others owing to her blunders but she's good at heart and never wishes ill for anyone.

- The male lead is serious, well-dressed, and no-nonsense type. Yet, even he has his flaws. He becomes the victim of the female lead's blunders despite his so-called intelligence, sometimes unwillingly and sometimes willingly.

We know, ultimately they'll fall in love and there will be a happy ending. Lots of Chinese and Korean shows follow the same pattern. Even Jab We Met was in parts like this and people loved Geet's character. Amna saying that Umeed is so stupid that she doesn't deserve to be a lead character or that Dua's character is more appealing can be true if it was a normal drama, but in Ramadan dramas, that's not true. Anyways, everyone should have a right to have their opinion and choose what they wanna watch or skip. However, from now on, I'll avoid such reviews as I've decided to continue watching it and I don't wanna spoil my fun..

Seher is like the ott version of herself in this drama🤣

I saw her iv with Rabia sometimes back and she talks really well and is very energetic. Her acting is pretty average but her offscreen personality seems to be very good.

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