Behroop

Long serial but still the script was strong enough to keep the viewers attached. Nice acting by most specially the character Sonia. Good OST. Lots of twist and turns in the story. Gives you a great insight of how the minds of two competing women work to achieve control of their relationships. How far they can go to achieve their goals. After few episodes you get hooked with the story and characters and you can't get out of it. Recommended if you are a fan of Pakistani dramas and have time to watch. Lots of flashbacks which repeats and waste a lot of time. You need a good remote to fast forward that when needed.

I am an Indian and I watch only Pakistani drama.

They are wonderful . I am big fan.

I have seen so many incredibly good Pakistani dramas and movies. Sorry to say that Compared to those dramas, Behroop has to be thrown straight in the dustbin.

One episode 35 minutes and only 5 minutes talking in which same flash back again & again & rest of the time playing music and looking at each other like fools.

Right now in this drama all most no new dialogue . Same flashback again & again .

Taimoor seems to have no brain at all. How a person can be as stupid and blind as Taimoor is shown in this play.

This drama has spread across so many episodes with a storyline only initially convincing.

Each of this shows episodes storyline and dialogue do not spread beyond the point of 5 minutes with most of the 30 minutes dragging with music and rumination flashes of the past.

Even with a mega episode nothing much was covered in the 2 episode slot.

This show goes against logic and the obvious is commonly kept hidden whilst the bad proceed to pose harm there is no sense of logic or mitigation steps to overcome evil.

This show lacks common sense whilst missing originality and fails to intrigue the audience.

This drama by 7th Sky Entertainment falls short with a subpar script and direction that lacks coherence. It disappoints with repetitive acting, scenes, actions, and dialogue, devoid of any originality. Almost half of each episode feels like déjà vu, while the remaining half is filled with mindless moments that leave you exhausted. Beenish Chauhan's portrayal of Kinza is a letdown, making it hard not to feel frustrated by her wasted performance. The only silver lining in this production is Ayesha Rajput's portrayal of Soniya, which manages to shine in negative role despite her tendency to overact.