Mera Pass Tum ho DRAMA SERIAL Last Episode Review

The last episode of Meray Pass Tum Ho had the entire nation gripped in its claws.

The last episode used to be clearly exceptional in terms of dialogues and Humayun Saeed’s and Shees Sajjad Gul’s acting. We comprehend hearts would have been damaged in the closing scenes of the episode because we couldn’t keep returned our tears ourselves.

Danish was once so emotionally invested in Mehwish that he knew meeting her again would damage the heart he had been making an attempt to mend so hard. And Mehwish, as egocentric as always, valued her personal happiness over the whole thing else. And perhaps her punishment for being egocentric is justified now because now she can have the entirety without Danish who she by no means really valued.

Whatever human beings would possibly have been arguing about, however, if we seem to be at Meray Pass Tum Ho in-depth, the drama did shield the women who valued their domestic above the entirety else whilst it definitely destroyed those who selfishly are seeking for their own happiness. Shahwar and Maham’s dialogues had been proof of that alongside the change between Danish and Mehwish.

We’re genuinely heartbroken and actually desired greater from the drama but it had to quit the way it did and Khalil ur Rehman Qamar absolutely kept his music report of killing his leads.

This one drama serial, a cult classic, was once marked by using some of the greatest performances in the records of drama in Pakistan. Ayeza Khan aced being the cold-hearted and useless splendor Mehwish, whilst Adnan Siddiqui nailed the suave and state-of-the-art casa nova Shahwar. However, the winner for us was Humayun Saeed as Danish besides a doubt. The actor proved why he’s one of the best in Pakistan. A specific point out to Shees Sajjad Gul who portrayed Roomi in the play. The toddler megastar was once phenomenal. The sensation that Meray Pass Tum Ho became, will genuinely be very hard for any different drama serial to meet in the history of dramas in Pakistan and we say that with absolute conviction.