Jan 12, 2023
Zain x Aaliya ● Ep 13
Source: Beintehaa/Colors TV
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Zain x Aaliya ● Ep 13
Source: Beintehaa/Colors TV
Hi i wanted to know where can i watch beintehaa i live in uk so colours has blocked it on YouTube.
Ma’am this is an IPKKND fanblog.
Hi!
It’s available here :)
A note for next time: please and thank you go a very long way!
Umeed par dunya qayam hai. Jab tak saansein hain, tab tak khoya hua waqt bhi wapis lout ke aa sakta hai.
— Zain Abdullah, Beintehaa
Harshad Arora : Beintehaa (Ep 68)
Hello TT ji, I was reading your really old IB lbs and I saw that you wrote that Annika was one of your fav female tellywood characters (early on in the show, when she doesn't take society's bs of her so called character assassination saving Shivaay from being deemed a murderer). Made me curious, what other tellywood female characters have you been a fan of?
Hello anon!
Oh man, I really really loved the Anika of yore. I miss her so muchhhhh right now. Oh well.
The following is by no means a comprehensive list, but just a few (lead) characters I’ve loved over the years that came to me when I received your question:
Parvati Agarwal (Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki): I always liked her best from among the leading ladies of the three big K serials (Kyunki, Kahaan, Kasautii…) Sakshi played her with this amazing strength and dignity, and she went on to be just an all-round badass as the show went on. She was my TV mom!
Zoya Farooqi (Qubool Hai): She was the draw of that whole show for me. She was so lovely and strong-willed and quirky and just… She literally lit up every life she touched. She was pure love and sunshine. I know they phased it out later, but I used to really love when they used to touch upon her interest and aptitude for technology, showing us a facet that girls aren’t really shown having in Tellywood.
Paakhi Shekhawat/Rathore (Tumhari Paakhi): She was such a bright spirit, and so determined yet dignified in the way she fought for her position in Anshuman’s family. The sheer sweetness and brilliance of Paakhi made me overcome a show premise that I wouldn’t normally consider watching (child marriage, the hero already has a child, yet another urban/rural divide, etc.)
Aliya Ghulam Haider (Beintehaa): I was just drawn to her because she was a regular, no-nonsense forthright kinda girl who didn’t put up with bullshit from Zain, as much as she loved him. Perhaps the only female lead I’ve seen who has the most pragmatic approach to a marriage.
Gauri Kumari Sharma (DBO/Ishqbaaaz): Reasons here. She isn’t flawless (as per my perception) but I love her, flaws and all.
For that matter, all the girls featured in Ishqbaaz, like Mallika, Tia, Saumya, Svetlana, even Bhavya to a certain extent… Other than Mallika, their characters never got due justice in the show, but I still love them. A lot.
Hava alanında valiziniz fazla gelirse yapılabilecek bir hareket
Otps x Hugs
Zain & Aaliya ● Ep 8
Source: Beintehaa/Colors TV