#kuch ankahi

[southasiansource]

SAJAL ALI as Aaliya Agha in کُچھ اَن کہی KUCH ANKAHI (2022) dir. Nadeem Baig

[dreamingyarah]

finished my rewatch of kuch ankahi today. i loved it even more this time through. it just seemed a lot more cohesive, and some of the other story lines made more sense to me.

now i want my own salman. i guess while i'm waiting, i'll do my best to be aaliyah.

[untolddreamx]

[kimorna]

I 🫶 ishq murshid

[uneviemorose]

The scene where Salman was called out by his mother for casting a doubt on Aliya's financial independence and ability to take decisions for herself is poetic art and will be etched in my mind forever. Having had to watch generations of women coddle their sons and stroke their egos, I love that a woman was really able to depict the reality and show him the path of respect. Kuch Ankahi continues to surpass boundaries

[roobylavender]

[coffeewanderer]

Appreciating Kuch Ankahi

Currently watching Kuch Ankahi. Initially started watching the drama for Sajjal Aly and Bilaal Abbas Khan but the drama is too good.

Pros:

Firstly, great story and an equally appreciable performances by the cast.

I've watched too many dramas: Pakistani, Korean, Chinese and Indian but this drama has one of the best character development.

A good mix of comedy and drama with strong female characters.

The highlight though, there are many life lessons the drama has, but it isn't preachy.

You see imperfect people and its fine.

Cons:

Initially, it feels slow. People lacking cultural context, may not understand the dialogues and some scenes to full extent. Some may appear brainless too.

This is a slowburn kind of romance, and is subtle.

Finally, you should try this drama for its story. Its rare to have a sitcom that treats each character as an individual rather than as a support to the main leads. For those who want to watch this- its available on Youtube.

[kayseraseraa]

दुनिया के इस भीड़ में , एक चेहरा तुम्हारा मुझे बहुत पसंद है।