Totally messed up script. Writer probably had nothing in mind, just went through a story which is neither reality nor some charming fiction... Storyline, acting, direction: all failures... Character of Jamal had nothing in the script for main lead. Heer had no real orientation towards her love or marriage. And, I don't know, what writer actually wanted to portray ? Power of love or marriage or nothing ? Total non-sense.. And, climax was worst as expected.. No character was properly developed as per storyline which was always lacking. Drama also attempted to mislead marriage as a whole besides underscoring requirements of any other relationship.

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