Pakistani Serials Forum Chat Club #9 | DT.N. Pg 35 - Page 26

Originally posted by: spnfan

I have the same problem. I cannot enjoy pak dramas while I am into kdramas. It's like two entirely different world. Kdramas are well made and even the low budget kdramas look more grand than big budget pak dramas. Also kdramas are very progressive and have non toxic male leads.

I watch pak dramas when I want to see something similar to my culture and society. Itv is not an option and Indian webseries are way too dark for my taste.

Originally posted by: Witchofthewest

ek jhooti love story. I watched it with my entire family and everyone loved it.

Even though it also didn't had that much scenes between the leads I enjoyed it a lot. The other characters were also equally interesting. I loved the second sis's story the most.

Originally posted by: Witchofthewest

going to watch blood free.

Is it dark?

Originally posted by: spnfan

100 days my prince was one of the first kdrama sageuks to be all fun and comical.without much palace politics. Till mr queen it was my fav sageuk. D.O's 'am i uncomfortable' lives rent free. He is such a good actor. Have seen couple of his movies and cried my eyes out. He might look like a small penguin but is super talented. He is an amazing singer as well. His voice is my fav among exo members. It's so deep and soulful.

I think lovely runner will be picked up by Netflix after it's done airing. Netflix mostly picks up all the popular dramas.

Originally posted by: G259

K-dramas are actually very popular.Indian and Pakistani dramas are mostly popular in this subcontinent only.Have never watched K-dramas but I hear about people around me watching them.Few days ago, there was an article about the popularity of Queen of Tears in our local newspaper.Maybe quality-wise they are the best right now?ITV is in its worst phase and PTV also just has few dramas on-air at a time which are good.

Yes. Both k-pop and kdramas are now mainstream. Korean actors and idols now give interviews to Indian entertainment portals and articles are written on them.

Most kdramas that air on netlfix are always on top 10 in India and on world chart. Popular Korean celebs have as many insta followers as bwood actors.

South Korea very well knew how to use their soft power.

I love how kdramas and kmovies even after.being mainstream still is very much Korean. They don't try to copy the west.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C4qPG0gtLkm/?igsh=MTJmYWlhYWJhZTJlcA==

Don't know why in Indian movies they show Muslims do Adab like that 😂

We don't that

Originally posted by: G259

K-dramas are actually very popular.Indian and Pakistani dramas are mostly popular in this subcontinent only.Have never watched K-dramas but I hear about people around me watching them.Few days ago, there was an article about the popularity of Queen of Tears in our local newspaper.Maybe quality-wise they are the best right now?ITV is in its worst phase and PTV also just has few dramas on-air at a time which are good.

Originally posted by: Witchofthewest

suggest me some saeguk’s which don’t have politics as the main plot. Oh I remember, I was watching knight flower and its pretty good too , I am yet to finish it.

There are very less kdrama sageuks which are on the lighter side.

Have you seen the forbidden marriage? It's only 12 episodes and the fl is super hilarious. It kind of gets boring around ep 10 but overall it's good.

Originally posted by: Achelvi

Hassan aamna views are not taken seriously unless they praise or taken as per convenience whichever suits oneself

Hassan, Amna even the fuchsia lady are credited and discredited based on whom they are reviewing and the credibility is upheld only when the reviews are favourable If anything goes south then they all are the most corrupt reviewers of the decade

Originally posted by: spnfan

Is it dark?