Mere Humsafar

I don't usually watch any TV dramas. But man...this drama took my breath away. I watched pakistani dramas like 'Zindagi Gulzar hai' and 'Aunn Zara' long back when my family used to watch it.

I stumbled upon this masterpiece through one short video of this show showing Hala and Hamza's scene. I thought to give it a try. I got so hooked up. I finished the series in 3 days.

The story is very beautiful. All the actors were great. I loved the chemistry and bonding between Hala and Hamza. What a great performance. Definitely worth the watch. Shahjahan, dadi and Raees characters were also so well acted. I loved each and every scene of Hala and Hamza.

As an Indian, "Mere Humsafar" was my first Pakistani show, and I have to say, I am completely fallen for it! The show had me hooked from the very first episode, and I was completely mesmerized by the amazing acting skills of the cast.

Hania Amir was just incredible, and the way she portrayed her character's love and devotion for her dadi was truly touching. The chemistry between her and Farhan Saeed was also really great and made the story even more compelling. I can honestly say that this show has won me over as a fan of Pakistani dramas, and I can't wait to see more of what they have to offer! The ending was the best possible thing one could imagine. Fell in love with the last 2 eps.

I just loved seeing Hala go from this strong child to a timid and scared young girl to a confident and strong woman, it was a journey indeed. Of course Hamza's love gave her the support she needed to grow into who she became and to start thinking of herself. Hania Aamir and Farhan Saeed did a great job. I loved the dynamic also between Dadi and Shahjahan. Shahjahan was constantly tormented by her mother in law so when an easy target that was so dear to her mother in law came along, she felt she had found her punching bag. Slowly she started doing it Hala what she felt her mother in law did to her, pouring out all her frustrations and anger. Kudos to Sameen also for being a consistent character that always knew what she wanted and tried to be fair even with all her setbacks. This show will stay with me.

This is not the first time, drama like Zindagi Gulzaar Hai, Humsafar are some of the notch pak drama we all are in love with. Bur mere humsafar is far from both too. The character of HALA HAMZA and DADI was incredible and SHAHJAHAN too. HAMZA like husband is a dream of all grihasth girls. Sometimes the characters make us to change a lot and Hamza is a character which taught us to be patient and a wise observer, not to judge others and stand with right. Well well one more fictional character we lost our heart too..... HAMZA, ZAROON are some iconic characters .... at last " yeh ishq tum na karna, yeh rog hi lagaye, dafan khud kare hai phir aag bhi lagaye. "

"Mere Humsafar" is a Pakistani drama that takes the viewers on an emotional rollercoaster, with its compelling storyline and well-developed characters. The show revolves around Hala, portrayed by the talented Hania Amir, and her tumultuous journey from being abandoned by her father to finding solace in the most unexpected places.

The standout character in the series is Hamza, played by Farhan Saeed, whose portrayal is superb. Hamza's unwavering support for his wife, Hala, adds depth to the narrative and highlights the importance of companionship in the face of adversity. Farhan Saeed's performance brings Hamza to life, making him a character that viewers can connect with and root for.

However, the constant crying of Hala, portrayed by Hania Amir, becomes overwhelming. While it is understandable that her character goes through immense hardships, the excessive tears at times feel forced and might test the patience of some viewers. A more nuanced approach to expressing Hala's emotions could have made her character even more relatable.

The plot of "Mere Humsafar" is filled with twists and turns, keeping the audience engaged throughout. The exploration of family dynamics, betrayals, and the power of love is intriguing. The portrayal of cultural nuances and the blend of British and Pakistani elements in Hala's life adds an interesting layer to the narrative.

The supporting cast, including Samina Ahmad, Saba Hameed, and Alyy Khan, delivers commendable performances, adding depth to the overall storytelling. The characters are well-defined, each contributing to the complex tapestry of emotions that the series weaves.

One notable drawback is the predictability of some plot points, especially in the latter part of the series. Certain revelations and twists can be anticipated, diminishing the element of surprise. Additionally, the show tends to rely heavily on dramatic situations, which may not resonate with all viewers.

In conclusion, "Mere Humsafar" offers a gripping narrative with standout performances, particularly from Farhan Saeed as Hamza. Despite some predictable moments and the occasional excess of melodrama, the series successfully captures the essence of familial bonds and the endurance of love in the face of challenges. For those who enjoy emotional dramas with well-crafted characters, "Mere Humsafar" is a worthwhile watch.