Originally posted by: adi2512
and then Episode 14 - The convo between Falak and her mother at the pool side...at night..
Insightful observation by Falak -
All about a man and a woman - A man being a door that is closed and a woman sitting there and just admiring same, not bothered if he is willing to open it or not...
A man being a wall, and a woman a creeper which just beautifies it with its flowers and leaves...and gives it a shade...
Such deep , meaningful thoughts, cannot be limited to just one religion...
They are applicable over the entire human race ⭐️
uff this scene! is so brilliant no words!😭😭
how salman actually became a window too to god...woh kehte hai na, when all "doors" are closed (in this case- salman - btw this character is so disgusting and spineless and well I couldnt understand what sucked more - the character or the showpiece plastic boy meekal - yeah he looks great, but thats not enuf😳), a window opens...and thats what I loved when she called salman the closed door! 👏👏
this particular site, gives fabulous reviews of the episodes per show -
and this is what they wrote for keechad scene -
"The mud scene, which we had been waiting for since the promos, happened, and it was everything and beyond. Falak's painful desperation, her frenzied rush to expunge all that she sees as having previously done wrong - her unfocused glazed eyes, her initial zombie-like state, and later snapping out of it to lose all semblance of sanity as she desperately dug in the dirty water, trying to find that elusive something - all spoke volumes. While it was Falak who held everybody's attention, I found it difficult to look away from Mehrunnisa. Hina Bayat had almost no lines, but her body language and expressions said it all. Here is a woman who has everything n more, but all the wealth in the world cannot ease an iota of the pain her daughter is going through. She is a woman so well-versed in the ways of the world, but here she's completely at loss as to how to deal with this change in her daughter. Its not just Falak who has seen her true reflection - Mehrunnisa too is now standing in front of the unforgiving mirror, compelled to reflect on how and where it all went wrong. Hina Bayat is superb as the increasingly agitated Mehrunnisa.
Mahira Khan. Ever since the very first episode of Shehr-e Zaat aired, the big debate among viewers seems to have been whether Mahira was the correct choice for Falak or not. I think the last couple of episodes should have put an end to that; for those still on the fence I think this episode should definitely do it. After seeing her today as Falak, I watched a clip of Humsafar, and it was like watching two completely different women. Excellently done!!"
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what to say - I loved how they pointed out that mehrunissa too got a huge jhatka👏 what a parallel there👏
there are some shows which leave a profound impact...SEZ is one of them...
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