Kuch Na Kaho - Naveen Waqar, Emaad Irfani, Asad Zaman Khan - Page 95

Originally posted by: _Tabs_

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Originally posted by: -RD-

I was wondering abt the title of the show being Kuch Na Kaho pre leap this was apt for Aina since she was asked to not say anything (ref to her Maaz truth) but post leap who will be the title be aptly justified for ? Aina again may b from the pt of view that Mohsin doesnt give her the chance to justify her hiding the truth and there is a sad end on offer or is it the fact that Mohsin will probably make a blunder with Tabi's wedding and thus when Maaz's truth will be out he will understand Aina's mistake better having made one himself and will ask her for no explanations and it will be like kuch na kaho cause i understand ( this is like the ultimate of wishful positive thinking 😆 )and we have a happy MoNa end or is the title already justified even post leap assuming Mohsin knows the truth and thus wants Aina to keep hearing reminders of it but not say anything in return pretty much like what happened in epi 29 or anyother justification which may have crossed my mind but i cant remember now 😆

Kuch na Kaho with Mohsin keeping quite and listening ro Aina all the time could have been alien possibility as well 😆


Apologies god knows what i wrote ^^ there 😆

Originally posted by: Fobby_FoSho

I like your thoughts RD! I enjoyed reading them...but I honestly have never given much thought to the names of Pakistani dramas. For the most part, the names are very generic and the name of any one drama can very easily be applied to any other drama. An example is SEDBN and Kuch na Kaho. Shehla and Aina each go through very many hardships in their life. At one point in her life, Aina felt so alone and thought the entire world turned on her; KnK could've therefore easily have been titled "Saya e Dewar Bhi Nahi" and Shehla was essentially told to shut up by her father, by Maalik Mansoor, by Peter...literally everyone never let her speak her mind or get her way, so in that case SEDBN could just as easily have been called "Kuch na Kaho". LOL Pakistani drama writers and novelists need to find names that aren't so generic. Urdu is such a poetic language. Surely something more unique can be used...?

Originally posted by: Fobby_FoSho

I was smiling all day because Navin and Emmad know how much this drama is loved and appreciated. I know I said this before but just SO SO happy that they got this acknowledgment.

KnK obviously has a smaller budget than a show like SEDBN, and I'd say it's budget is lower than other 9:10 dramas like Nazr e Bad. I'm pretty sure EmNa were asked to do this drama because the production house saw their chemistry from SEDBN, and for some reason I feel like they believed this drama was not going to be a "super hit", like they knew it wasn't going to get the promos and advertisements that things like MM, Sammi, etc., got. Hell, it doesn't even get the same promotions that SEDBN gets.

But man, just look at this drama now. This little low-budget, twice weekly drama is getting them all this acclaim and love, and I'm just over the moon for them. They deserve all the great feedback, and I seriously smile reading their instagram comments at how loved they are.

It just proves you don't need the biggest celebrities. You don't need beautiful, various sets (EmNa made weeks worth of some of the series's highest quality episodes with just the two of them in the same house that's used in multiple dramas). You don't need a huge budget. You don't need the female leads to wear seven different designer kurtas in each episode.

Good writing, good acting. That's all it takes. In KnK, we got spoiled because we got phenomenal writing and just the very, very best cast we could've hoped for (EmNa + Shazia Naz as Sajjal and Mirza Zain as Faraz, and even Asad Zaman Khan and Hira Hussain do so much justice to the characters of Imran and Annie). Then we got super spoiled with production teams giving us beautiful rain scenes and editors that knew how to make even the precaps a huge topic of conversation.

I love this drama. Even if the next few episodes are not what I expected, I will always love the first 28 episodes as some of the best episodes from a drama I've ever seen. This may be one of my top shows of all time, including British/American/Australian shows.