HUM TV serials are generally very pleasing to the eye aesthetically and this drama too has good production values. The other two dramas penned by this writer that I know of are Karb and Mere Humnawa and both were not very interesting but I am unsure whether it is because of the acting and direction rather than the story itself. I wondered if this was a drama tinged with mystery but the drama’s initial few episodes gave a different picture. The promos of this drama seemed strange with Naveen looking quite odd playing hide and seek and making faces underneath that fringe. Realizing he has been made a fool of, he tries to reach out to Aina and her family but is sent away. The whole engagement scene was very weirdly played out but I suppose they got their point across to Aina’s family and Imran is now engaged to his cousin. Abid Ali plays the role of Imran’s father and wants Imran to marry Annie so that all the business and property etc may remain within the family.
Mohsin sees Aina when she is out with Imran and drags her home and although reluctant, eventually agrees to meet Imran’s family. We have one here too in the form of Imran’s cousin Ainnie (Hira Adnan). Why is there always a desperate, stalkerish, on the verge of mentally unstable woman who will stop at nothing and then less to get married to the man who very clearly loves another. Aina is interested in Imran (Asad Zaman Khan) who belongs to a richer and influential family and he wants to marry Aina. Sajal is the milder natured sister however Aina often speaks out against Mohsin and his restrictive ways.
He is not pleased about his girl cousins venturing out of the house for education or work. Mohsin is shown to be a conservative man who although is respectful of his aunt, loses his temper easily.
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