u/Odd-College-8154

Saw this on Pakdramatica. Sajal stans get severely butthurt whenever anyone criticizes Zanjeerain, Rabiya or Sarbuland, yet have no problem smearing MZHT and Kamyar to hype their own show. 🤡 Then they have the audacity to call Bilal fans toxic. 🤡They ran a whole smear campaign against MZHT on X & Reddit, watched their agenda flop, and still haven’t moved on. Now they’re desperately smearing MZHT and Kamyar to hype Zanjeerain as iit will magically transfer MZHT views, love and acclaim to Zanjeerain. LMAO. The hypocrisy is wild. In Zanjeerain, the heroine is forced into marriage TWICE against her will in the name of “protection,” but apparently that’s perfectly fine for these self-appointed moral police. Meanwhile, their so-called “green flag” Sarbuland forgets his childhood love and fiancée like she never existed, doesn’t even try to find her after finding her blood-stained dupatta, and simply moves on with his friend’s widow. What a green flag 🤡 But apparently Zanjeerain is the only show made purely for entertainment, according to Sajal stans. 🤡

Saw this on X. Why are media portals claiming that Zanjeerain is HUM TV’s most successful drama TRP-wise after Ishq Murshid?

Loved this edit

Credit @dilki_kalamse17 on IG

Zaryab is supposed to be fluent in English, but...

"I've been calling you since hours." 😂 It's for hours, not since hours. This is basic English.

"You are not reverting to me." 😂

What kind of English is this? 😭

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Respect to Sajal Aly and Samar Jafri, who actually have football knowledge and haven't jumped on this smear campaign against Messi just to seek attention, unlike these idiots. The brain-dead clowns chasing clout by calling Messi a Jew, a supporter of genocide, an Israel supporter, and a Zionist are hailing this idiot while throwing hate at Sajal and Samar. 🤡

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This is not a hate post against this user, but I am genuinely confused which of his dramas have actually glorified a toxic character?The most outright red-flag role he has played is Wajih in Cheekh, and he was a villain. But even Wajih had a human side. He loved his family, because that’s human even the worst criminals have people they care about. That doesn’t mean the toxic character is being glorified.

Bilal has played complex characters, and complex characters are actually human. If his characters make mistakes, they admit them and show growth. Having flaws doesn’t automatically make a character bad, and showing mistakes does not mean glorifying them. What matters is the writing arc whether the character is justified, challenged, held accountable, or shown consequences for their actions. In Bilal’s dramas, when his characters make mistakes, they are confronted, face consequences, & go through emotional and moral growth. That is not glorification; it is storytelling.

He already does only one drama a year because he is mindful of his scripts, especially since PTV scripts are often limited in quality and genres are restricted. Different genres and different meaty roles don’t come every day, yet some people still lecture him that he should be more mindful about his scripts. How much more mindful should he be? The industry itself has limitations in terms of variety. Despite that, he is the only actor consistently bringing different types of meaningful, performance-driven roles instead of just doing quantity-based projects and one type of roles. So when some people still say he should be more mindful about his scripts, it raises a question that how much more selective is expected of him?

Another issue is the expectation that he should only play one-dimensional perfect green flag characters. That in itself feels limiting. Where is the space for versatility if an actor should only play flawless, idealized roles? In reality, great actors across the world are known for portraying a wide range of characters. No actor becomes versatile by only playing saints.

In fact, limiting an actor to only morally perfect roles removes depth from storytelling and restricts artistic growth and actors become boring to watch. If anything, it would be a waste of his talent, especially in an industry that already struggles with genre diversity and he is the only actor bringing variety and different genres to the screen so restricting him to one type of character would only end the only creative range in PTV.

Reddit, reviewers, and PTV stan Twitter's darling is finally getting criticized for her poor writing. It's funny how male writers are relentlessly criticized for every flaw, while Farhat Ishtiaq gets endless excuses from reviewers, Reddit, the feminist brigade, and nibbis