Pyaray Afzal on a roll with Hamza Ali Abbasi for bringing the "not so angry young man" back into fashion.
Thank you, Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar and Hamza Ali Abbasi for bringing back that old fashioned masculinity that never really died"the gentleman" the man who honours what is good and protects those who need it without ever losing his humility.
Ahsan Khan in Marasim |
If only we could just vote for all of them. Pakistan has such a pool of amazing talent they should all take a bow.
However, because we must choose a few above the rest.
Ahsan Khan for Daud of Marasim, who like the rest of us weaker mortals learns humility all too late, who despite his best efforts is never able to make any of his dear ones happy.
Ahsan Khan has saved himself from becoming the generic hero by proving he is a fantastic actor once again in this literally mesmerising performance.
Hamza Ali Abbasi for all the reasons listed above, he is now and forever our iconic Afzal Bhai.
Honourable mentions: Adnan Siddiqui (Mere Humdum Mere Dost), Faisal Qureshi (Bashar Momin)
Tired of the demanding, petty men that most of our dramas present, Farhat Ishtiaq's heroes are like a dream come true and Adnan Siddiqui played Haider Masoud in Mere Humdum Mere Dost like a well tuned instrument. Suave, handsome, kind and honourable - if only we could see more like him on screen.
Faisal Qureshi for making a dark character of Bashar Momin so sad, so desperate that even as we watch him crush and destroy one character after another, we feel his pain. This was an extremely difficult role that only few could pull off; as usual Faisal made it look easy.
Ayeza Khan wins for playing a heroine with pride and integrity and a complete lack of sentimentality.
Khalil ur Rehman Qamar wrote the character of Farah Ibrahim as an arrogant beauty who refused to acknowledge Afzal till the very last minute.
Ayeza played her role with an unfaltering determination that showed how good an actress she has become. Cool, controlled but still somehow vulnerable, Ayeza held her own against the stories powerful hero.
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.Is Ayeza pregnant ? Why won't she work till 2016 🤔
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.Btw I really want Mahira and Hamza together, love them both
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.Best actor (Male)
People's choice: Hamza Ali Abbasi (Pyaray Afzal)
Pyaray Afzal on a roll with Hamza Ali Abbasi for bringing the "not so angry young man" back into fashion.
Thank you, Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar and Hamza Ali Abbasi for bringing back that old fashioned masculinity that never really died"the gentleman" the man who honours what is good and protects those who need it without ever losing his humility.
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.Critics' choice: Ahsan Khan (Marasim), Hamza Ali Abbasi (Pyaray Afzal)
If only we could just vote for all of them. Pakistan has such a pool of amazing talent they should all take a bow.
However, because we must choose a few above the rest.
Ahsan Khan for Daud of Marasim, who like the rest of us weaker mortals learns humility all too late, who despite his best efforts is never able to make any of his dear ones happy.
Ahsan Khan has saved himself from becoming the generic hero by proving he is a fantastic actor once again in this literally mesmerising performance.
Hamza Ali Abbasi for all the reasons listed above, he is now and forever our iconic Afzal Bhai.
Honourable mentions: Adnan Siddiqui (Mere Humdum Mere Dost), Faisal Qureshi (Bashar Momin)
Tired of the demanding, petty men that most of our dramas present, Farhat Ishtiaq's heroes are like a dream come true and Adnan Siddiqui played Haider Masoud in Mere Humdum Mere Dost like a well tuned instrument. Suave, handsome, kind and honourable - if only we could see more like him on screen.
Faisal Qureshi for making a dark character of Bashar Momin so sad, so desperate that even as we watch him crush and destroy one character after another, we feel his pain. This was an extremely difficult role that only few could pull off; as usual Faisal made it look easy.
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.Best actor (Female)
People's choice: Ayeza Khan (Pyaray Afzal)
Ayeza Khan wins for playing a heroine with pride and integrity and a complete lack of sentimentality.
Khalil ur Rehman Qamar wrote the character of Farah Ibrahim as an arrogant beauty who refused to acknowledge Afzal till the very last minute.
Ayeza played her role with an unfaltering determination that showed how good an actress she has become. Cool, controlled but still somehow vulnerable, Ayeza held her own against the stories powerful hero.
This content was originally posted by: Raindrops.http://www.dawn.com/news/1152676/drama-poll-2014-results-pyaray-afzal-dominates-pakistani-television
Guys PA won everything in People's choice category in Dawn's poll 🥳Hamza and Ayeza both won in People's choice category and Hamza also won in Critics ChoiceKRQ, Maulvi Sahab, Lubna, Farah and Afzal rock 🥳
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