Jo bichar gaye

Underrated is one thing, this is like criminally underrated. The last episode of Jo Bichar Gaye was intense, heart wrenching and teary. Jo Bichar Gaye has exposed some of the incompetence of those involved in drama making in Pakistan, and Haissam Hussain deserves immense credit for it!

She gave him a sliver of light to live for one last time. The episode began with a recap of how each bichar contributed to the feeling of hatred amongst locals in East Pakistan against those in the West of the country. The micro-blogging site has the drama trending on the fifth spot, with users piling praises upon the actors due to their compatibility and impressive emotional range.

They deserve to be seen and appreciated. Hats off to Haissam Hussain for this production. Creating an engaging and concise high quality period drama, whilst launching an abundance of actors to mainstream audiences. Set in andJo Bichar Gaye is based on real events from the Bangladesh Liberation War, including the fall of Dhaka.

Last episode of Jo Bichar Gaye is a real tearjerker. Jo Bichar Gaye: With Maya Ali, Wahaj Ali, Nadia Jamil, Rana Majid Khan. Sonia telling him "Haroon is at peace, Rumi. It encapsulated the tragedy that was the fall of Dhaka so profoundly.

JoBicharGaye WahajAli pic. Wahaj, Maya and Talha did justice with their assigned characters. People cried with the characters, felt their trauma and fear and expressed a desire for more of such dramas on screen. The series is directed and produced by Haissam Hussain under his banner H2 Films, Mehreen Alam as co-writer for screenplay and written by Ali Moeen.

The drama has often been praised for not glorifying the violence that comes part and parcel of war. Above par direction, a script that gave out multiple messages & mesmerising performances make Jo Bichar Gaye an unmissable project. Set in &Jo Bichar Gaye is based on real events from the Indo-Pak War, including the Fall of Dhaka.

Never in the entire history of Pakistani TV has there been a show with this kind of brilliant storytelling. Jo Bichar Gaye comes to an end leaving us sad & regretful for what was lost inhow it happened & the price that had to be paid. Some are best left for viewers' imagination.

Me: after watching the last episode!! Haissam pulled out all the stops for Rumi's character. To all those disappointed over the anticlimactic ending of JoBicharGayenot all stories have happy or sad endings. Jo Bichar Gaye (Urdu: جو بچھڑ گئے, lit.

Petition to bring this to Netflix!! That's exactly what the makers were going for - and they succeeded brilliantly. It is so unfair to such a great drama and actors like Wahaj Ali, Talha Chahour and the gaye cast and crew. Based on the book "Bichar Gaye" by Col.

Z. I. Farrukh. JoBicharGaye pic. They were all extremely exceptional and depicted so exquisitely. It features Wahaj Ali, Maya Ali and Talha Chahour in leading roles. Jo Bichar Gaye - Episode 02 - [Eng Sub] - 19th December - HAR PAL GEO Drop everything to subscribe to Har Pal Geo's YouTube channel right away and hit the bell icon to join our fastest gay nasty anal family Production House: H2 Films Writer: Ali Moeen Director: Haissam Hussain Author: Col Z.

I. Farrukh Cast: Wahaj Ali Maya Ali Talha Chahour Nadia Jameel Adnan Jaffar Sajid. JoBicharGaye is soooo underrated. 'Those Who Were Split') is a Pakistani historical drama television series based on the book "Bichar Gaye" by Col. Z. I. Farrukh.

She taught him to live like the person she always knew him to be.