Heera

Heera has it's ups and it's lows.

First of all, when a problem occurs, they make so many episodes just on that problem, and only after around 5 episodes will they finally end the problem, and that's if were lucky, they could go on for many episodes.

Secondly, they add and change characters suddenly, which is very annoying, for example, Somar, they changed in the middle of the series, it was frusterating because I do miss the old somar and I know she was busy with her surgery but she could've came back, but they added a new somar, shes not bad but I do really miss the old somar. Another example is Muhannad, I still do not know the reason why he was added, he's just a creep thats obssesed with Fareda because she looks like his old partner. I understand this was supposed to make Jamal jealous but he wasn't added in the intro until he was suddenly introduced in the series. They made way too many sudden decisions which is very annoying in my opinion.

Lastly, Some things are being repeated, Like the evil plans of Hind, its obnoxious, she keeps making plans on how she wants to crush on Ruwaida just to get to Kamal back to her, and Kamal STILL DOESN'T KNOW?!

But, Heera isn't all that bad, here are some good thing.

1. The acting is better than I expected! Considering there aren't a lot of Iraqi actors, its good! As in Fareda's interview, I think they really do work hard on this series and it has been a year since they have been working EVERDAY on this so I am very proud.

2. I love how they changed the ending. In the turkish version, Jamal visits Salem in Erbil and Salem tells the whole story, but in the Iraqi version, they made Jamal "die" so he can go undercover to investigate on everyone and how they'll act if he died. I really liked this change of plot and it really got me excited for the next episodes.

Overall, I think the real problem is the writers and directors, not the actors, they dragged the plot way too much, I can understand that turkish episodes are way longer than other episodes but I don't think we need to suffer with waiting everyday to see the same thing happen in every episode, they could've made it way shorter!

So in conclusion, Good Idea and actors, but bad execution!

This is the worst TV show. Has a lot of obvious mistakes that they think the person who watching it is s...d or from another world.

This show that super bad in way will ask yourself are the actors and the staff talking for real?

You will expect the next thing before it's happened!

Hind show up all the time from now where like ninja lol.

In the other hand Samar that out smart everybody and it's obvious she is not doing good.

Jamal look like drunk and have understanding issue. He doesn't think at ALL.

Fareda doesn't have a brain at all and Samar do the same thing over and over but she do not get it lol

Don't waste your time with this TV unless there are nothing you have to do like really nothing and this is the last show in the world!

"Hayra" is an Iraqi television series that unfortunately falls short in several aspects. One of the major drawbacks of the series is the subpar acting performances. The actors fail to deliver convincing portrayals, lacking depth and genuine expression in their roles. This greatly hampers the overall quality of the show and prevents viewers from fully engaging with the characters.

Another critical aspect that hinders the success of "Hayra" is its weak and dilapidated storyline. The plot seems clichéd and predictable, offering little in terms of originality or creativity. The lack of innovative twists and turns makes it difficult for the audience to stay engaged, resulting in a monotonous viewing experience.

Additionally, the production values of the series appear to be lacking. The set designs, costumes, and overall visual aesthetics fail to create a captivating atmosphere. This further contributes to the overall feeling of mediocrity and detracts from the potential impact of the story.

In conclusion, "Hayra" is an Iraqi production that suffers from poor acting, a worn-out storyline, and subpar production values. These shortcomings prevent the series from reaching its full potential and make it a disappointing viewing experience.

Heera is absolutely terrible. The worst thing about this TV series is how they drag on the plot. Whoever wrote this TV series should be very, very, very embarrassed with themselves. Even a pre-schooler can write something better than that. We don't need 150+ episodes for this TV series. I genuinely think it can be finished in 100 or fewer episodes.

I am beyond disappointed right now. I thought this was going to be a good TV series, but it turned out to be the worst thing I've ever watched. I regret every second I spent watching this. I hope people listen to my advice and don't waste their time on this TV series.