One of the best PTV dramas in recent times. Ahad Raza Mir's expression game was truly exceptional, he's incredibly talented and absolutely deserves to be seen more often on television. Dananeer was impressive as well, and together, their chemistry felt so natural, sweet, subtle, and beautifully old-school.
The story had so much heart and potential. It was visually stunning, with direction and aesthetics that really stood out. What made it even more refreshing was how it addressed the age-gap trope so thoughtfully. It was rare, and much needed, to see a male lead who was self-aware of his emotional baggage and genuinely considerate about the age difference and compatibility. In most PTV dramas, age differences in couples are common but often ignored; this drama approached it with maturity and sensitivity.
Talha's character was truly the greenest flag we've seen in a long time, calm, emotionally intelligent, and kind. Roshi, on the other hand, was equally refreshing-her quirkiness and playful shenanigans added a lovely dose of humor and charm to the narrative.
The bond between Talha and Mohid, a special needs child dealing with trauma-induced speech delay, was especially moving. Watching his journey of healing and growth was heartwarming and beautifully portrayed.
Even the supporting characters, Dada, Dadi, the parents, were wonderfully written: supportive, progressive, and loving.
Truly a gem of a show. Here's hoping PTV continues to produce more such meaningful, heartfelt dramas in the future.
