Why Are Ramzan Dramas Not Clicking?| NMACC & Dior Show In India| Nabil Gabol's Irresponsible Remarks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Introduction
10:20 Ramadan Dramas
20:31 Nabil Gabol
26:57 Dior Show & NMACC
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Dear Hassan, it’s beyond naach gaana for us Indians. As a Bharatnatyam ( one of our many classical dances) dancer myself, young kids in India learn dance for years. It doesn’t come easy needs a lot of discipline and conviction. It is a form of showing devotion for many... similar like praying to god. Every kid particularly in the south where I am from are put in some form of art classes since childhood.
I hope they see our comments and realize that's those words shouldn't be thrown around so lightly! Love aamna for showing her sensitivity and actually showing some appreciation!
Not only in India. I immigrated out of India over 22 years ago, raising my American born kids here in the US and my daughter has been learning Bharatnatyam from since she was 5 years old.
Not to draw comparisons or anything but looking down upon dancing is a very Pakistani mindset unfortunately. People keep saying we are similar culturally but sometimes I just don’t see it. I have never seen a Pakistani classical dancer not even kathak
@@pa-hx4hl I just felt as if the conversation started off on a positive note, but hassan wanted to portray as if Pakistan has more cultural activities and as if Indians focus on only dance and music which is untrue, there are countless lit fests and programs happening across the country almost every week!
Yes Classical dances are not casual... They are Divine and atmost respect should be shown towards them
Aamna I beg to differ. All the art and dance that you see in India is culture which is an amalgamation of multiple cultural/religious influences and not just one specific religion. The issue with Pakistan is the denial of a pre-Islamic identity which forces the society to be only about a certain religion. Arabs didn't stop being Arabs just because they embraced Islam. Pakistanis on the other hand are just Pakistanis with a history dating back only to 1947 which is untrue and heartbreaking.
Agree
It is not just with Pakistanies, I saw many Indians denying the history of Pakistan pre patrician, no matter how absurd it sounds, but many people based their arguments on this fact that Pakistan was created in 47 so Pakistanies have no history before it neither they have any right to claim it. But I underdog Pakistanies themselves embrace it the world will not too
Ikan, respectfully, i would want to explain that Pakistanis do not deny our history before 47. Our religion gives us an extremely different way of life and mindset. So embracing pre conversion, pre mughals history will not be possible.
@@s.saleem9936 pre pakistan history was indian history
This
Music and dance are an integral part of our culture in India. We feel pride in these artistic expressions. It is beyond ‘naach gaana’ as repeatedly mentioned by Hassan. Artistes spend their life in pursuit of excellence. It is part of our heritage and classical, folk, devotional and other performing arts are a medium for spiritual growth. Aamna with her strong artistic sensibilities rightly appreciated the musical production though.
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@@priyauniyal7931 n4biag5😊😮😢🎉😂❤😊😅
But why do you expect Hassan to take pride in dance n music he's not from your culture your heritage. We both should appreciate eachothers thoughts. Plus we adapted it from India otherwise what is in our cultural values? We actually don't like naach gana that's our root. We actually look down upon those who are associated but time has changed a lot as i said we adapted it from you. Thank you
Well said.
The traditional performing arts are not mere entertainment but are enlightening and enriching as there is a system of learning and assimilation involved. In that context the term ‘naach gaana’ is out of place as the musical was replete with solid performances not frivolous dances. We don’t expect everyone to understand culture, tradition and aesthetics as it requires an evolved thought process.
I'm from India. 🇮🇳
India often seen as a seat of culture. It's vibrancy and diversity can't be illustrated in mere words. Indian culture deeply routed in tradition. NMACCA gives Indian culture to a modern revamp while maintaining it's legacy. Thank you so much both of you 🌹❤️ to discuss about INDIA 🇮🇳 and Indian culture 🥀🇮🇳 we feel connected 37:00 onwards awwwww dear Amna you just nailed it...won many many hearts 💕. And what you said ek ek lafz right. Because of art and culture jiski wajah se hum ek durse se itna connect feel krte hai. Hum Pakistan ke dramas dekhte hai hume pta lgta hai Pak ka culture kaise hai society kaise hai . I have seen many dramas like :- tere bin, mujhe pyar hua tha, suno Chanda, ishqiya etc. Itna apna pan lgta hai ...vahi language vahi culture. just wow!! because arts has no boundaries ❤️❤️
So true Komal! I wish I could go check out NMACC. I hope the fashion exhibition they had there travels to the UK. I can then go and watch at least that. But the centre is huge with so many different art forms exhibited in each area... share some photos if you get to go there.
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For Pakistani and islamic mindset may be this is nach gana but as a Bhartiya 🇮🇳 we celebrate the art and nothing is bad about,we call it a "kala" ,In our country,culture and religion we appreciate every talent....❤️
As an Indian 🇮🇳 myself I don't think it is naach it is beyond that .The essence of our traditional form of art is impeccable and divine. Hope you will include Indians as a whole irrespective of anything.Our rich diversity and culture is what we are known for and we will continue to be ❤ 🙏
Correct zeya😇 Indian Hindu Muslim unity n art will always shine❤️😇
@@tremendous4268 Yes ❤️ we will shine as Indians🇮🇳🙏
@@Zeya_Khan we need more people like you zeya, lots of love ❤
It’s not ‘Islamic mindset’ is our religion. Please be respectful. We would never say ‘Hindu mindset’.
Music and dance are inextricably linked with our culture. The complexity and beauty of Indian music is truly unparalleled. It’s more than just “nach gana”. For us music and dance is an offering to our gods.
NMACC had many other celebs like Emma chamberline, Prabal gurag, and many other models.
Despite the political tension between the two countries , the immense amount of love tere bin is getting from our country india it shows that art has no boundaries. And every week your review on tere bin works like free therapy session for me , I can literally listen you guys talking all day. You guys have become such a integral part of our lives ❤❤
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Dior level pe it's happening in India...Sabyasachi, Manish Malhotra, Rahul, Gourav, poulmi, Anita dongre etc ars all using indian craftmanship...so Dior is an international brand isilie zada limelight mili otherwise our designers are doing the same and are doing quite well☺️
Indians love to worship firangis I agree with you payal there is enough grandeur within India (and Pakistan) to not need gora approval 💖💖💖
Yes! The Dior show in my opinion was extremely lame or questionable because they copied everything - not just techniques from India but all the motifs as well. There was hardly any contribution by Maria Grazia Chiuri...I have seen Pakistani and Indian designers produce more innovative interpretations of saris and shalwar kamees'..the Dior silhouettes were so boring. Now Dior is going to try to sell our own things to us..at inflated pricing.
@@Mangakuray do pakistani wear saree except for actress
@@vipint3694 Honestly! You are joking, right? I am sure you have seen Pakistani ladies in sarees. It's not an every day outfit like Shalwar kamees, which is worn both casually and formally. Sarees are widely worn in Pakistan but usually as formal wear, for special occasions. Our sarees are mostly premade (with the fall folds stitched in) because we aren't that great at tying loose fabric into a sari :)
@@Mangakuray unfortunately saree is seen as too revealing and UNISLAMIC by many in Pakistan.
This was the reason why general Zia did try to ban it.
Even in pak drama to any video in Pakistan saree is very rare.
Aamna, your vast knowledge of fashion art and culture is remarkable. I also appreciate you taking an interest in the events taken in India and further explaining the in-depth sensitivity and spiritual attachment towards the arts and culture's definition. Sincerely appreciated.
I am looking forward to the Fashion Forth night on these events please do.
It's not naach and gaana Hassan. If you are talking about a particular country and their culture you should do it respectfully. For us dance as well as music is very important we sing bhajans while offering prayer and learning Indian dance form is very difficult it takes years and years just to master a specific dance form we do Saraswati Vandana before aur Sangeet kala pradarshan and we also take blessing of natraj before nritya kala pradarshan so plzz it not just singing and dancing. And thankyou so much Amna for your kind and respectful words. May God bless you abundantly.
It seems Hassan knowledge about Indian art is based on Bollywood...he seems to have bollywood fixation...last time when bollywood celebrities didn't tweet regarding something he was very critical...
Yes and he also said in his previous video that Indian actors should have tweeted about Pakistani floods like if our artists will tweet then flood water will magically disappear. He is very much biased and also in his RRR review he said no Muslim freedom fighters were mentioned as if Gandhi ji's and nehru ji's names were taken. He is ever ready to say things like this.
Nmacc india was so successful because the celebrities and the people of India supported it . This support is somehow lacking in our country. Like for example one interview of mahira khan and Anwar sahab got so much criticism by some people. People tend to criticize everything
Also, nmacc showcases indian culture.
If nmacc happens in pakistan what will it show?
Will celebs, designers from all over the world come to pakistan?
These things can only happen when a nation is standing on a strong foundation. Its not just about public criticism, its about nation standing together for its prosperity.
Being an Indian, it feels so good to see you guys appreciate and accept our works with such warm, open minded and welcoming approach is so endearing.
And I'd like to take a moment to appreciate you guys for how well you do your job of interviewing and reviewing, because I used to be someone who found interviews and reviews boring buy now here I am not wanting to miss any update of yours. So "ASSALAMUALAIKUM HASSAN AND AMNA!" *inserts hassan's legendary salaam* lol😂
Do you need Pakistan validation to fell great as an indian relly 😂😂😂😂
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The Baraat Series was THE best family comedy drama we've ever had, but if we're speaking strictly about ramadan dramas, then the trophy has to go to Ishq Jalebi! Sooooo good, loved it, it was funny yet sensible and portrayed important social messages without being preachy.
Completely agree! Ishq jalebi was perfect: it had a meaningful message, romantic angle, comedy, & family issues. i loved basim & bela as a couple & it was definitely one of the best dramas I’ve ever watched
Still watching ishq jalebi 3rd time it's definitely best. Now new dramas has forced comedy like heer the hero plus mai cast girl don't go with iy
I cant agreeeee more. Watching ishq jalebi now and omg what a criminallly under rated drama
@@Nulyiey exactly
After suno Chanda both season
Ishq jalebi best
And then chupke
And finally kaala doriya
@@ArhamKhan096 havent watched suno chanda as i cant stand iqra aziz but ishq jalebi and chaudhary and sons are tooooo good.
"for art to flourish, you need to free your mind" this is the bottom line... Just love you Aamna for your rational and elaborate insight on the cultures of India and Pakistan... You are one of the very few Pakistanis (well read of course), I have heard who are not in constant competition with India and who doesn't suffer the superiority complex syndrome as well...
Keep spreading the good words for both the countries 👍
Ashir and Rabiya kulsooms interviews were extremely good. It is always that the audience should take away something from the interview, either from the host or from the guest. Questions were well thought out and answers were even better and articulated. Happy to see Ashir being so young and so aware of his surroundings. Happy to see Rabya kulsoom coming out of the shell and doing what she likes and equally contributing to her household. Good motivation at any point in life. Thanks hassan and amna for showing this side of media as well.
India also has more a tourist image and people are curious about the culture. Pakistan needs to promote themselves as a cultural nation. The image is that it is regressive which I know isn't true.
Aamna and Hassan, One if your frequent fliers here. A suggestion for you. Maybe start each episode in the introduction section with one comment from your followers that stood out to you. It could be for humor and wit, or for the quality if the critique, or just an original insight.
This way you will increase and encourage viewer participation, not to mention audience engagement. Your viewers will feel heard and acknowledged, a tried and true way to increase subscribers and retain their interest.
Sorry for the typo. Meant to write ‘ of ‘ instead of ‘ if ‘. Maybe a comment of the week during the introduction.
Assalawalaikum Aamna and Hassan ji..this is Sadaf from India..have always been avid viewers of your channels ...be it this or even Ahi...simply remarkable...I have often commented in this section.....
When you remark about our Indian functions...the Nita Ambani or the Dior show it speaks volumes about your magnanimity... when you point out intrinsically about our artists so respectfully and Graciously.....it escalates you ten notches above the rest....kudos to you!
And I've always mentioned about Aamna and Hassan jis camaraderie....Masha Allah...
And I truly and earnestly wish that in the near future Pakistan can host such shows of grandeur and style...
You two bring a wide grin to my otherwise forlorn face...
Oceans of love from across the border...
I hope you will be reading this...❤
Shukriya...
Unless the Pakistani society becomes way less rigid and less tang nazari, it's simply impossible. That's my view.
The amount of love Aamna is getting from the Indian audience is so heart warming. Way to go.
This lady onces ware a kurta written aum on it hindu symbol, she says extremely sorry 😂😂😂 this is the bigotry of there and indian give them love
#Danish as Sarim is giving me such Ranbir Kapoor in Rom Com roles wali vibe! He needs to do this more! ❤️💯
Hasan, Please don’t sit in front of the beautiful painting as your crew moving around reflects in that and it’s quite a distraction to the beautiful scene that you both create. Thanks to both of you for discussing about NMACC and DIOR show. It indeed was spectacular. I think the reason that this works primarily in India coz firstly we benefit from being a multi religion country so at the end of the day; everyone works collectively towards progress. And this I can say apart from all the political issues and stuff; people on the whole are united towards betterment. Plus, Bollywood of course is another huge reason.
But having said that we all literally look forward to awesome seasons of Coke Studio. I think we still lack a little there. So yeah please promote your Coke studio, qawallis and music on the whole.
And then cherry on the top are your unique dramas. The sheer simplicity in story telling with a social message, is just awesome.
Today my aba said something very strange and my first reaction was “ ASSLAMUALIKUM ABU” in that exact tone & nobody got that and I was quite embarrassed. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Ishq jalebi is the best ramazan drama❤
Thanks Amna, appreciating Indian culture.When I came to your channel, I realised how much you love our actors/Culture/Fashion. Unfortunately, In Indian Talk shows, they usually do not talk at all about Pakistan, it is sad.
Fashion, Bollywood etc in India are all privately regulated and organised. Government’s got nothing to do with it. Minimum interference unless some law is being breached.
Barat series have shown friendship, latest fashion and much more. It wasn’t just revolving around two characters. Especially it hasn’t shown young women as dumb. And again the fashion in the series was also admirable.
I just got to know that nmacc ticket is just ₹160 literally i watch all itz vedios but i thought it would be very expensive so i can't afford that but now i got to know itz so affordable for a lay man , i m so thankful to Ambani's to be so kind and honest towards their country and people and use there money very well and proud too i feeling so overwhelming now i m definitely going to Mumbai 🎉 wohoooo 🥳🥳🎉
Loved Amna's idea about a series for Ramadan, it would be. So interesting to watch, we often talk about how no one shows what happens after the happily ever after. A series would be great❤
I'm Indian and i watch every video of yours and enjoyed to the fullest... it's nice to see you guys talking about India....we feel connected 🥰
And let me tell you that in my family ..... discussion about Pakistani dramas are normal also today i was going to work through public transport and there was a lady beside me she was watching tere bin aur hamari dosti ho gyi pure raste ham pak dramas ki baate karte gye ...I also suggested her your channel 😅
Same here
I have got most of my friends hooked to Pakistani dramas
And all of them are now bigtime fans of you both
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But somehow we hesitate or say are afraid to tell people that we watch Pakistani dramas
@@SonchitaY same on you
The story of Chand Tara has become very clear now. Its going to follow an Aun Zara style track where husband gets fed up of wife giving more attention to husband’s family members than him and tries to create split between.
You are spot on . Saima Chaudhary also took heavy inspiration from another drama of Faiza iftikhar called aangan to launch suno Chanda
Totally agree with you the reason for Ramadan dramas not clicking like before. Good suggestion, Aamna! Let's hope next Ramadan the writers consider your views and make it differently.
Once again, let me applaud you for being so gracious speaking about Dior and NMACC.
You guys never let us down.
Love you 3000
From across the border, Hyderabad, lndia.
L for you pakistani
@@akashbose9253 Hope you are doing fine. Did my reply have anything to do with my nationality? I am very much Indian with a big heart for art, culture and music. Stop spreading hate!
@@aliyaarshad8120 Don't listen to that stupid person I'm indian hindu & I love pak dramas ... Nothing wrong in appreciate pakistan ....
That iron man reference was heartwarming
@@sunayani812 i don't have any problem with what you watch it what you eat... But the problem with pakistan is whatever they do they compare with us and they give the marks that they agree the best..bahut chodtha hai yeh Pakistani..
Frankly speaking #ChandTara and #Fairytale are a lot better than the 8pm daily prime shows like Pyaari Mona, Yunhi, Pinjra, MPHT, etc, which are all so boring and stagnant. I think reviewers and audience are being too harsh on these two shows.
Exactly,soo harsh even cast k time pe hi becharon ko galian pari thin
@@ammaram.2913 People have some problem with married actresses with children, the most common comments about Ayeza even before the start of the drama, “ do bachon ki maa, will not suit in the role”. They always see the age of women negatively, be it Yumna even.
@@mahnoorqureshi3281 true log even critics ye ni dekhty k 30 saal se oper k liye roles nazar hi ni aaty jo well-knitted hon just fillers hein.mein raqeeb se me last time 30 se oper acha female lead character dekha tha.
Really impressed and envious of Indians taking pride in their craft and culture, whereas someone representing 1% privileged class of Pakistanis drooling and Romancing over India’s achievement. Well done Amna, cute little fan girl!!
Aamna really love the way you described Indian culture. Classical dancing in India is an art form which takes years and years of hard work and practice
Chand Tara is working for me perfectly ❤ I always wait for Chand Tara episode and watch it exactly when it releases on TH-cam. I'm so invested in Sarim & Naintara' story ❤
Ramzan dramas: I live in a hostel at NUST and spending ramzan here. We have so many funny stories and various experiences everyday and whenever you guys talk about bringing a new concept to ramzan dramas I feel like they can write something about hostel students spending ramzan away from home and having funny experiences.
It can also be a series like friends where each episode has a slightly different story despite having the same characters. I feel like it would be a fresh idea.
They can show the type of people during ramzan. Like a student who sleeps all day or a student who runs back home every weekend or a student who's most religious. It'd be so fun
Hi guys, It is heartening to know that you follow the cultural happenings in India so closely! Here in India, not just in metro cities, even tier II towns have these art and literature festivals. Aamna is her natural best at talking about it given her upbringing, training as a journalist and humanities education. We have a magnificent confluence of everything here...from the qawwalis at Nizamuddin East to NH Weekenders to musicathons to Sufi recitals, there is something for everyone. Lekin aapke indie music ki kya hi baat hai! btw, Aamna, I recommend your 'Overground' show to all music enthusiasts.
The 3 trailers I have watched on the GREEN, 101 talaqein, Idiot, Jindo are looking like Netflix level. Can’t watch for the channel to start as no drama of other channels( except TB) is holding interest. My only apprehension is that all are very serious and intense. I would want to see these being balanced by some light , soft content.
Did you see the one with the child a rorschach only? Looks sharp and hilarious.
@@mskiran36 What’s the name of the drama?
green channel shows are mostly social issues and society problems the channel itself is abt diversity and raising voice against injustice so I doubt they will air something like TB
@@imranaalam6074 Definitely not TB, I was talking about some high quality humour , some satire……..
Yes I saw those and feel quite excited for something more meatier ,hard hitting too!The idiot really grabbed my interest too!🌹
Aamna & Hasan - I've been watching Something Haute for over a year, it is only today I am putting down my thoughts here. I've written and deleted my messages so many times. Wanted to give you both a shout out for being so authentic during your reviews, which come straight from your heart and are mostly on point (some places I do not agree with you.) You are refreshing to watch and super entertaining, I just love your banter and witty and sarcastic exchanges. I used to watch dhoop chaon with my mom when I was a kid, there was also a show called Kinara (or Kainare) and so many more, I was hooked as a child. In those days we did not need cable as in Jammu our Antennae would telecast the shows directly to our TVs, that is also the reason I loved the show Tanha which was a collaboration between India and Pakistan. I have clearly digressed but I just love you both and wish you nothing but the best...Will continue to watch you both and enjoy your reviews.
It was dhoop kinare
17:30 I think the problem is that even these types of stories have already been done in the 2000s! Chaudhvin ka Chand, tum jo Miley and others were about Ramadan and were excellent dramas. And they were slightly rom com too which was good
I agree with Amna's take on art and its nexus with religion. She is right 👍
Aamna's suggestion for a Ramadan play with a Pakistani Muslim girl getting acquainted with the Muslim culture in a foreign country reminds me of the play Tum jo milay which was set in Ramadan and had a really good premise along with good characters. It had quite a cast too including but not limited to Fahad Mustafa, Sunita Marshall, Ayeza khan etc. I genuinely had such a good time watching it and I think it is one of our best Pakistani dramas but that is just my humble opinion and a significant majority might not agree?!?!
Spot on Hasan - the reason Abdulla type season is not working because people are already too frustrated and they want a break and certainly dont want a lesson lecture type dramas. They want to feel light and relaxed. Precisely thats the reason why Tere Bin is a huge success.
Thank-you so much aamna ma'am & hassan sir for always being so supportive for indian content
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
One must not forget that before partition there was a United culture in the subcontinent. However, everything became religion based in Pakistan in the subsequent years which is what did not happen in India. We r progressive and change with time. We r tolerant and diverse too. This is where u guys lack
But sadly nowadays some goons are trying to create unrest in India
Despite being a Pakistani, i agree sadly
You're right
@@minnie6468naah it's only going in your mind
@@adityaratan8943 dont you read newspaper..what all happened in Bihar and Bengal a few days back
I dont get what is big deal with tere bin I have stopped watching it after 14 episode its overrated and unbearable and sort of star plus type drama.
omg amna and hassan your suggestions for a Ramadan drama plot is SO GOOD. I'd love to watch a show like that. Especially the foreigner one
I highly recommend you watch Tum jo miley! It’s one of the first Ramadan dramas ever and it had a similar story to what Aamna recommended
@@mahadfraaz218 sure thanks for suggesting. Where could I find the episodes?
@@mxhsvn_b7866 they aren’t available in great quality but I think this channel has most of it. th-cam.com/video/8H1tBhrJrVM/w-d-xo.html
You both have a great observation of Pakistani dramas...looking forward to drama written and directed by Hassan and Amna
Aamna, your ideas for Ramzan dramas is awesome. Why don’t you write them. I’m sure you’d do an amazing job.
And thank you for giving India it’s fair share of glory. I’m an Indian living abroad, with tons of family in Pakistan and your show really keeps me connected to both countries. Thank you 🙏
Chand tara going really good with all the messages minus how the little kids are handled by the parents.
Both the interviews were awesome 👌.
Kudos to Aamna on her great reviews on Dior and NAMCC opening 3 day events and her perspective on dance being seen differently. Very balanced . ❤ New Zealand fan
where we get to see baraat series any one tell
Heer da hero is not making views because of the missing chemistry between the actors, although both main leads are good at acting but they are not creating that sort of charm..may be it's my opinion but I don't find them good together.
Omg Amar is soooo annoying the role does not suit her at all.
I was secretly wishing aamnaji (being a part f d fashion industry) toks abt nmacc...it has a museum showcasing iconic bollywood couture n historic moments too...n is open to ppl fr viewing! U guys r as amazing as always😁⭐❤
Just thinking, Danish Taimur has such a lovely , million dollar smile, can’t understand why people gave him roles where he never smiled and only frowned and got mad. Why not show him smiling; even I noticed his smile for the first time in Chand Tara. Such a charming man was turned into a toxic monster.
@@han24122 Oh yes, when I watched the first promo with his dance in the shimmery blue kurta, he reminded me of Ranbir Kapoor in the song Delhi wali girlfriend.😊
Danish has a long journey and has many good projects on his credits he is good at every role his comic timings is always very good but sadly only his toxic roles got hit in the last couple of years
@Neelima sadly views don't know why but kaafi less hai and seeing the fact Danish popularity in last 3 specially sultan and then shamsher so till now veiws wise massive flop hai Chand tara plus Chand Tara is different from before ramzan 9 pm hum TV dramas.chand Tara both are not neighbours neither cousins there are car scenes and hospital scenes and they are not fighting from first episode they happily got married without any big problem.
@@sidrakafeel9160 seeing the popularity of both Feroze and Danish as toxic heros it's seems sad reality that people like to watch this stuff 😐 and when Feroze and Danish left those roles in habs and Chand Tara they didn't got that success
@@farhanmasood492 yes these soft character dramas don't get hit coz Indian viewership as they only watch and like toxic heros but we Pakistani like our actors in all different roles
Danish Taimoor aur Sanam Baloch ka Ramadan drama “chaudwee ka Chaand” in 2007 was the best RomCom drama I wish they can make something like that again
Bcz every one is busy with Tere Bin Darama🥰🥰🥰
Dear Aamna & Hassan let me wish you both a very happy Ramzan month & Eid Mubarak well in advance.
With best wishes & Duvaas.
💐
Dear Aamna, I don’t know if you’ll be reading this but if you do, I appreciate that you know a few things about how our religion (Hinduism) connects us to our culture and why arts are an important part.
There’s a word called “Natya-Shastra” depicting art, music, dance, act and more, once all this comes together is when it’s a true performance. Which is called Natyashastra, it’s an integral part of our religion. Our gods danced (Shiva & Parvati) played music (Krishna) Sung (Saraswati) and were all doing it as a meditation.
In India, you can visit different states and people have their folk dances, I’m sure it’s the same in Pakistan. But when it comes to Bharatnatyam, Kathak, Kuchipudi, Odisi - these dances were more of surrendering to the gods and doing prayers in our own way. I’m a classical dancer (Bharatnatyam) and trained for over 15 years, we have to do our pooja before starting any performances and all of the songs are the song of the gods.
Only when the Mughals invaded the country were these arts used as a way to entertain the kings/courts. But still they are used in a very charming, sophisticated and beautiful way.
Thank you for being so sensitive, respectful and observant. 🕊️
Not only Mughals,evils like Devdasi also became popular temples
Your reviews on TereBin have become therapy for some of us...I always have a smile on my face while watching your reviews...The two of you together are such a good team..you balance out each other so well...wishing you both lots of happiness ...Allah aap dono ko hamesha aisay hi hansta muskrata rakhay..Aameen
Aamna hundred percent correct !
Hasan stop waffling!
This is not India versus Pakistan
Very articulate and insightful discussion around Dior show and NMACC 😊Your videos are sooo therapeutic and have such positive vibes ! Lots of luv from 🇬🇧
Rabiya kalsoom interview was great 👍🏻
Positive vibes come from her
May Allah bless her with more success in the future 🤍🤍🤍
#ChandTara is a rom com. Its more rom than com. The genre is not out and out comedy genre. That way, the way it has been written is quite different from the predecessors. Its an enjoyable watch over all.
You guys must watch episode 13 of Fairy tale 💗 Farjaad and Umeed stairs scene and Umeed buying gift for Farjaad's birthday ending up realizing she has feelings for farjaad😍
17:20 A similar drama on-aired on ARY 'roza k rozay' in which Ayesha omer came from abroad to spend ramzan in pakistan and everything was so new for her
Hi Hassan and Aamna. Just to add to your discussion on why Chupke Chupke may have been more attractive than Chand Tara could be that we like to see the whole format of how two people fall in love and get together after many hardships. I feel like that may be more attractive to people, or specifically to me, to see two people fall in love rather than them being in love already and what happens after. What do you think?
Also, its popular opinion to think that the series of Ramadan dramas started with Suno Chanda. Actually, I have grown up to Ramadan dramas like 'Chaand pe Dastak' and 'Roza ke Rozey'; they had a bit of romance, a bit of family values, and were also related to Ramadan. If you do get access to them, you should watch them.
The Barat Series was iconic. Till this day my whole family watches it.
30:29 this is the point Ramdan dramas nowadays have no elements of Ramdan!When we look at suno Chanda comedy was good but apart from comedy it had alot of Ramdan talks in it.
I enjoy your channel because both of you truly discuss issues. Are appreciative and handle differences with such grace. This is so rare inspite of so much online content.
Loved this conversation! As an Indian American, I love your channel, Urdu entertainment & the amazing talent of Pakistan
As an Indian you love Pakistan who are killing our peoples who hates our religion our culture
Im okay even if #ChandTara is not working numbers wise. Because at the end of the day im just so happy to see that the world has finally seen how good Danish is with Rom Com genre. His comedy is on point. His romance has me all swooning. He looks so charming. He is a package. Wish we will get to see him more in stuff like this. Will miss him as Sarim a lot once Chand Tara winds up. ❤️🌙
True
people are watching an loving Chand Tara ♥️ har dramay ka apna flavour hota hai please stop comparing
I agree with you people that ramazan drama should have some sehri aftari content to make these more relevant
I wish they made a part 5 of the baraat series would love to see where all of the characters are at this moment. I can watch Suno chanda once a year and still find it funny and before this it was the baraat series.
I agree with Hasan. We need to see sth different in dramas especially Ramzan dramas. We need to watch good and different stories now. New writers should be supported.
You guys talk about Tere Bin as if it is a groundbreaking project. Even Khuda Aur Mohabbat had more views than TB, but at least you guys were honest while reviewing it. The acting in Tere Bin is ott and the story is crass. The truth is that Pakistan hasn’t produced a good drama over the past few years barring a few.
@Juhi They do criticise it but still talk about it as if it is bringing some glory to Pakistan. A project in which the male lead slaps the female lead, should not be celebrated. In reality, a woman would never want to be with someone like Murtasim who has such anger issues.
Agree
Tere bin is a crap drama.
37:00 onwards Amna won my heart for her outlook and understanding. ❤️
Wow ! You guys are Amazing! Excellent reviews!
Transparent.
So lovely to watch your weekly updates on both ends❤
Amna i was eagerly waiting for fashion fortnightly that you review on dior and nmacc celebrity outfits
I remember growing up in Lahore there was Alhamra Arts council where art exhibitions and decent plays use to take place but then indecent Punjabi stage shows took it over and families started to avoid visiting it so its not like there was no art here to begin with unfortunately, Pakistan never settled down enough to pursue such secondary things.
Chand Tarra is a good drama but underrated. It's a light comedy basically to educate people in every episode. The concept is new and maybe some don't like to be reminded of basic ethics & moral values, so might not watch it. However, it targets those auidence who need self reflection or education on basic ethics and moral values, which we as a community have lost it. It was a much need drama since long. Ayeza and Danish are setting screen on fire 🔥
Amna is always a treat to hear she is so polished and poised. Love her dry sense of humour ❤.
Its not just nach gaana ,,balki ye ek sadhana hai jisme artist apni life lga dete usme exellence prapt krne me
Such an interesting program.
Ahh something haute video. My reward for cleaning the house. I just spent two hours cleaning and just sat down and saw this video ❤ thank you loves ❤️
Enjoyed the last session topic where you discussed the difference of lookout and opinions
Last few minutes of this conversation were admirable ✨💯💕Lots of loveee from India ❤️ 🇮🇳
Aamna's salam to Hassan was too cute!!❤😂made me immediately hit the like button😅
Really liked this episode. Daulat ki chaat is a very delhi dessert. Those who like milk and malai would love it. And yes Indians love pakistani celebrities and their shows and I personally wish Pakistan gets to showcase their talent more .. the designs of pakistani desisgners are so appreciated here too. Cheers to lots of love and happiness 😊
Our Bhagwan shiv is himself natraj!!king of dance …who destraoys ,annihilate and start anew!!!that is why his statue in cern is installed!!!we in north India have our culture mixed with that of invaders but people in south of India ,I salute them they r real keepers of our tradition!!they will teach their children at least one art form !!!and they r initiated in it at a very young age and it is a life long dedication towards their art!!!we cannot separate song and dance from our culture…folk songs n dance forms make sure that they r an intrinsic part of our life!!!we have folk songs for almost every occasion in our life!!
I enjoyed the interview.
Nice to u aamna in different colours this summer add some ethnic jewellery and brighter lipstick 💄
Hassan and Aamna ,thank you for your kind comment on the community.We are also lucky to have you both❤
I think Indians here (and I’m Indian too) are getting emotional as usual. This guy never said Indian culture is only naach gaana. Bas khatm. (in fact the lady even mentions that it’s part of our religion)
Agar aage sunna hai, toh he raised a great point ki if musical performances are not the focus of an Islamic society like Pakistan, then they should tap into other arts like theater and poetry and stuff like that. I think this was a great discussion (especially bcs the lady mentioned the economic situation and what’s actually the need of the hour).
I am sorry to say but I don't like tere bin. Overacting of yumna zaidi aisa lag raha hai even mujay baki dramas main yumna ki acting pasand thi , es ko audience fazool main top par le ge hain koi new story tu hai ni jo grab kare audience ki attention ko story b kuch khaas ni hai khair Har kisi ki apni choice hai tu karo pasand mujay ni pasand ye drama
Ek batch wedding pe itna controversy ho gya cultural centre toh dur ki baat hai..
Hi Team @somethingHaute - Loved your review on the fashion and art n culture scene in India. We should keep political differences aside when talking about the arts. That’s one place conjoining force. I see so many Pakistani labels in India now, people wearing Pakistani suits as they are sold freely all over. It’s big business. Your dramas are a huge hit in our side of the sub continent too. In terms of arts and culture, it’s not only dance and music but Delhi also boasts of hosting the largest festival for celebrating the Urdu language- Jashn e Rekhta, and it’s completely free.
I agree with Amna. We have completely forgone our culture. religion and culture are two sperate things, Pakistan is finishing it's culture, whether it is language or festivals like basant. We are either running after Saudia and being Al Bakistani or Turkistani.