r/PAKCELEBGOSSIP

Are Bilal and Dure really a thing, or is it just a PR stunt?

I don't know how many people are watching Raqaas on greentv entertainment but those who have watched the drama till now must also be feeling, like me, the slow burning effect of the soundtracks being played as a background during Hamza Urooj scenes especially "Sun zara mere meherban mujhe todh todh ke na sata" uff what a beautiful composition it is.. And I don't know why greentv isn't releasing the songs including the ost Sun Re.. all the songs are being composed by none other than Abbas Ali khan who kind of made cover songs of his own songs but they are soo beautiful...I really hope they release the songs soon

Has anyone else gotten hooked to the raqaas soundtracks ?

I love how Dure face was barebor has minimal makeup, it makes you feel and connect with Zaryab more despite being an irrational character for ptv. Usually are people remove the concept of appropiate look of a character in reviews, however it has important role in making the look authentic.

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My first post was taken down because I violated some rules. 😭 The trolling of Shahvir Kadwani reminds me of the trolling of Indian actor Arjun Kapoor. All the comments on his post are so creative,I’m dying of laughter! 🤣😂

For the past year, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve watched our TV dramas and wondered: Did they just hire a wedding videographer to edit this? There is a glaring lack of basic cinematic vision. I know incredibly talented editors who could make every penny of a drama's budget look like a Hollywood blockbuster, but their talents are entirely monopolized by the commercial (TVC) industry.

Honestly, your average TikTok edit pages have a better grasp of pacing. The editors working on these dramas seem to have no instinct for when to cut a scene or how to properly layer sound effects. It’s painfully obvious that storyboarding is a foreign concept; episodes frequently kick off with so-called "hooks" that are just chaotic, mismatched clips mashed together.

If I have to see one more show open with a cliché shot of a character waking up, or a completely pointless drone shot trying way too hard to look "edgy," I might lose it. It makes you wonder what is happening to our film and television standards.

Yet, the real punchline is the sheer delusion of the production companies. They sit back, watch these sloppy, uninspired edits, and genuinely believe they've just produced the next Netflix Original.

This is probably a very weird and nice thing to nitpick over but it anniys me to no end so here we go.

Why are these drama houses practically putting the entire story of their dramas in their video description man 😭 Like it's obviously AI generated so tell the AI to not give away all the spoilers?? I dont think HUM tv does this but the other definitely do. It ruins the suspense for me and puts me off from watching the drama.