Bhelapur Ki Dayan (HUM) - Sarah Khan, Adnan Siddiqui, Amar - Page 16

Originally posted by: HeavenlyBliss.

what is interesting about a woman who gets killed comes back as a ghost to destroy everyone even innocent people :S 

ths ghost isnt even scary...she looks funny

Originally posted by: HeavenlyBliss.

the whole point of watching in daytime is not to get scared 😆

sano made me believe this is a scary show thats why i was so scared to watch it and thats why im so disappointed now

Originally posted by: awida

@OPC  . yes that djin consept is more appealing to me. I grew up listening to many scary ideas about djins. Many ppl who were obssessed . it is said that they were attacked by djins. I am still feel afraid of black dogs and cats, and can't enter empty houses alone!

Originally posted by: OnepoundChic

Hinna i think interesting was the way story has been handled. I mean yes we all know there is nothing new about it but they did manage to pull off the very usual story,like its not a bad drama at all. I especially liked the part where they started to show the story from both Aziz Mirza and Irfan khosat's (forgot the character name) side and how both the stories were all different in a single frame. I liked how they shot those scenes. And to me honestly i didn't think till the end that it was actually Aziz Mirza who killed them all he has playing so casual and calm. And when he has killed her whole khandaan of course she'd want to take revenge on his family too but interestingly she never killed any of them. Drama is way past its horror phase and even the suspense phase, now only result phase is left. Ghost used to be very scary when she would come as Rameez or his kids to Alia 😃 or would drag a coffin in the room with dead bodies in it ...so yeah there has been good scenes. Its not an indian drama where ghost would turn in to snake or gorilla to look scary or extra loud super flashy super dramatic visual and sound effects to make the drama look horror 😆 Again, its not a failure as a horror show. In fact better than many. A concept of djin would have been far better though.