Dhoop Ki Deewar

Dhoop ki Deevar is a delicate story of the human emotions which cross even the borders..It's devoid of stupid jingoism. It reiterates the universal truth that the humanity is above all and the love is the only emotion which will rescue us from all the petty emotions.

The performances ,script ,direction ... Everything is perfect. The only glitch is the Hindi spoken by the Indians in the series .. They speak Bambaiya Hindi (tereko, mereko)and the north Indians don't speak that way so it's kind of disappointing but the content surpasses this glitch ... Overall a very heartwarming experience..Loved the series.

This drama has been beautifully written and deals with the true emotions of loss. Loss of a father, husband and son and how the people these 'hero' figures carry become dependent and struggle to move on independently. This drama touches upon several social issues and is led by two very sensitive and mature actors in Ahad and Sajal. Even in scenes with no dialogue you can see how they feel. Highly recommend this. It leaves you thinking about life.

I don't know if you will like it or not.

But give it a try, it explains about both nations so well like We Pakistanis watch their movies and listen their songs. And the Indians listen t our singers like Atif Aslam, Rahat Fateh Ali khan Aand also watch Pakistanis drama serieals.

Edit: I just watched last episode, it will bring tears to your eyes.

How many more to sacrifice.

Its really a great approach towards meaningful content. Lovely characterization and great acting.

Must watch.

DKD is amazingly scripted and picturized altogether. The interchangable scenes of indo-pak, the languages and atmosphere, everything was convincing. Moreover, Sajal, being a perfect actor that she is, played her part in her beautiful way and made the character of Sarah shine throughout the show. However, it is worth highlighting that Ahad never misses to amaze us with his surprisingly incredible performance every chance he gets. Not only he moulded himself into looking like a young indian guy physically, but we got to see a new side of his acting as well. Even though his character demanded a laid back acting, he managed to grasp the attention all to himself by doing something as little as a twitch of his brows and patient dialogue delivery, to as strong as the natural glistening of his eyes and those defeated smiles. To finish up, Vishaal's character was a treat to watch in itself.