Sunn Mere Dil

This drama is yet another poorly written disappointment from Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar, relying on the same tired love triangle formula we've seen countless times before. One person loves another who loves someone else, and that's all there is to it. The story lacks originality, depth, or any attempt at creativity, making it painfully predictable and boring. The characters feel one-dimensional, and the writing seems lazy, offering nothing new to engage the audience. It drags on endlessly, testing your patience with every predictable scene. If you're looking for fresh or meaningful content, skip this one. It's not worth your time.

The drama, clearly intended for a 1960s audience, is poorly written and constructed. It makes unnecessary excessive attempts to make the scenes and situations sad, which feels forced rather than genuinely moving. The writer lacks the imagination to bring anything new to the drama's storyline, recycling the same plot and situations found in countless other productions. Also, the production team's unsuccessful attempts to stretch out scenes unnecessarily and add slow, melancholic music to create emotion fall flat. Today's audience expects real-life, relatable situations and issues, not the same old love triangles and overused romantic plots.

Such an old fashioned, slow paced drama, pathetic screenplay, every character speaks so very slow, as if everyone of them is sick. Even the dialogues are pretty okay, doesn't show any 'Khalil ur Rehman prowess'. Khalil sahab has this propensity of showing tragic, more often sudden, deaths in his stories, which is indeed an irksome repetition.

The drama has the vibes of 90's bollywood movies where almost after every dialogue a sound of flute kicks in to intensify the scene unnecessarily. Acting is nice, wardrobe is good, cast looks good but this is what happens when the director and writer aren't up to the mark. Good actors can't run and win this race on their own. Not recommended at all.

Where to begin with this awful drama. The rating of 5 is only because visually it was nice to look at. That's about it.

The good actors could not save it from the fact that the writing is horrible. The misogynistic views of the writer are crystal clear, where the women are so stunningly dumb that they can walk away from a potentially great relationship into the arms of someone they have clearly shown contempt for (I'm still actually completely puzzled why, except that she's a woman and must be dumb). Or the women are just conniving home wreckers or rumor spreaders.

The only worthy character, of course, is the alpha male, who is so tragically misunderstood. All his womanizing and drinking was of course the result of a woman's betrayal. He stays stalwart even though there's a tempest of badmouthing, wishy washy, unfaithful women around him.

You'll think all the characters are mentally ill, maybe bipolar. Because of the stunningly stupid dialogue and behavior reversals. Let's not even get started with the really weird romanticizing of suicide as a test of true love. I'm actually afraid this will be a horrible message to young people in love.

Save yourself the aggravation. Watch something else.

Not a fan of slow script, didn't like it, i was expecting alot from it after good reviews on other platforms, bit too hyped becoz of start cast. Dialogues were cringing, The characters had different sides even writer is confused Wahaj was great, just like tere bin. You will love him for his act.

Excellent but bit too slow, watched in 2x on youtube...poor storyline though .

Omar's character was just rubbish... weird looking Hira mani, unpredictable confused character.

Thankless people, i only watched becoz of Wahaj Ali.. Done with love triangle and slow dialogues.

Hira Mani fashion was awesome, nice costumes.