Parey Hut Love

Acting, songs, visuals and direction is one of the finest to come out in the modern day Pakistani cinema. Maya Ali looked perfect as Saniya in the movie. Her expressions were excellent. She was actually giving the Audrey Hepburn vibes. I hope she gets to do more movies in the future. Shehreyar Munnawar looked handsome and very convincing in his role as a struggling actor. The supporting cast Zara Noor, Ahmed Ali, Hina Dilpazeer and the legend Nadeem Baig did an amazing job and they were perfect for their respective roles. However, I feel like Mahira Khan stole the show in her special appearance. She looked like a true diva in her role as Zeena. Her song Morey Saiyan gave the Madhubala vibes. Infact, she is the Madhubala or the Marilyn Monroe of the modern Pakistani cinema!!!!! The story was good too and it is one of the movies which will be loved by the youngsters in the country. And the songs will get popular among the masses too!!

I went in with high hopes of possibly seeing a movie filled with an amazing story line and character development. Well this was possibly one of the worst movies i've seen. it was torturous to sit through the entire movie. Characters had no development at all. The story was all over the place. Certain dialogues made no sense in terms of the context. While every actor was made to look stunning with top notch designer dresses, Zara Noor Abbas had the worst wardrobe throughout in comparison to the other female cast members. There was way too much overacting by the lead. Shehryar Munnawar has a long way to go in terms of learning how to act, unfortunately a pretty face cannot always cut it. Maya Ali's acting was very monotonous throughout. There just wasn't a realistic aspect to this movie. Not even Ahmed Ali could salvage the movie with his comedic role (as usual). The story was an absolute disaster and the writer should be given a lesson on proper story development. The songs were somewhat good, the cinematography and the decor etc of the sets were amazing. However still not worth spending money on.

This movie was a testament how far Lollywood has progressed in cinematography, set design, choreography and lighting. But lollywood still hasn't changed from overacting and screaming. This movie was a modified copy of the 1994 British movie "Four Weddings and a funeral", and some scenes were exact copy. Fawad Khan's one minute character was inserted just to get more fame. Mahira Khan's role also didn't do justice. Songs were good, especially the Rahat Fateh Ali Khan qawali was very good. Nadeem's acting was really good. The hero Sheheryar Munawar and heroin Maya Ali were average. Rest of the cast was mediocre. I am being lenient to give this movie 5/10.

Shehreyar Munnawar's acting has improved alot as compared to his last movie. It was good that he was able to display various emotions such as sadness, excitement etc perfectly. Maya Ali also did a good job and she looked beaufiful in her outfits. However, her role was a little similar to her character in Teefa in Trouble. Furthermore, I feel Hina Dilpazer, Ahmad Ali Butt and Zara Noor Abbas were not utilized properly in the movie. Whatsoever, they provided bits of good comedy. The direction was top notch and it has set a new bar for Pakistani cinema. The locations, wardobes and cinematography was outclass. The songs of the movie and their choreography was perfect especially, Haye Dil Beychara. However, the story by Imran Aslam was a little weak and it could have been better. If the story was excellent, this movie could have been one of the all time best Pakistani movies of all times.

I think all the investment was on Songs, costumes and Sets. Otherwise, there is no story or feel in this movie. Sheryar Munawar was Good though as far as Acting is concern.