He immediately agrees to marry her without judging her intentions, even if they may be less than pure. In that scene, we see his heart melt as he realizes how much his support means to her in that moment. The man is doing magic with his eyes – in a scene where he asks Meerab if she still hates him and after hearing her answer there is a change of expression. However, Wahaj comes as a real surprise here. Here too she has outdone herself by delivering an emotionally-driven performance. We all know Yumna Zaidi is a fabulous actress and once she goes into the character it is hard to find an error in her performance. The conversation the two had just before the marriage is also worth watching – Wahaj winning our hearts there too. He prays for her at the dargah and becomes distraught when he can't find her there. His heart breaks when he sees Meerab in trouble and he feels for her when Waqas Ahmed refuses to open doors for her. Murtasim is very compassionate and his feelings are genuine. She is very clear in her approach and takes the right moves to achieve it such as walking off from her nikkah ceremony and pressurizing Murtaism to accept her conditions if he wants to marry her. In these difficult times, Murtaism has been a support system for her and his sympathetic attitude has made her think that she can take revenge on the people who have hurt her by using him. Meerab gives her approval because the people she loves and cares for the most are not accepting her decision. Though both fought against the decision, they eventually give up and accept their fate. Here, Bhabhi Begum (Bushra Ansari) tries to take control by announcing Meerab's engagement to Murtasim at a family function. When the truth is revealed, her life is turned upside down. The girl is raised by Waqas Ahmed (Farhan Ally Agha) and is unaware that he is not her biological father. Yumna Zaidi co-stars as Murtasim's cousin. He's different from other feudal men in that he's more sympathetic to his people and stands up for their rights. Wahaj plays Murtasim, the head of the clan. The story is based on an influential feudal family living in Hyderabad. Let me give a quick recap of what has happened so far. She wants to go back to Waqas Ahmed (Fahan Ally Agha) and Alina (Fazila Qazi) but they can’t accept her as it is against Bhabhi Begum’s will.Įight episodes down, a lot has happened in the drama – and we appreciate that it is moving at a fast pace and nothing is kept under wrap to be disclosed as the dramatic climax. She is unable to cope with the harsh reality of her life. Realizing his mistake, he now wants to win over his daughter who is in complete denial of reality. Sameer Sohail plays Meerab’s father who disowns her at the time of birth.
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Seasoned actress Bushra Ansari plays authoritative Bhabhi Begum – and from get-up to body language she is in full control of her character.
The cast is aptly chosen – and all are doing their part with conviction.
However, what sets the story apart is its power-packed performances. The aesthetic is very similar to other cross-border melodramas such as grand sets, stunning women adoring make-up and jewelry, and slow-motion close-ups. The talented actor has impressed me with his amazing performance.Īlthough the story may lack novelty, it does not mean the story is unappealing. In this drama, Wahaj has given me a visual presentation of my imagery. I am an ardent novel reader and the image of a domineering feudal lord in very clear in mind who falls in love with the most gorgeous, educated, and well-aware girl in town. From expressions and gestures to dialogues, he nailed it. I am a huge fan of Yumna Zaidi, but Wahaj Ali has won my heart this time with his role in Tere Bin.
Review: 'Tere Bin' – story of blossoming love amid conflicts & sacrifices
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