pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
from the news of doin’ mera lyari to actually doin' it & winning an international award for it. what a full circle moment. dananeer, SO incredibly proud of u. this is so well deserved after all the hard work & life you’ve poured into this character. keep shining & thriving bbg 🫶🏻
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
the words “best actress” on the screen and then dananeer holding that award 🥹. the most beautiful sight ever. so, so deserved.
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
oh, so dananeer is there for the diamond butterfly award for which mera lyari has been nominated. ah, so happy for the entire team. huge congratulations on this incredible achievement. can't wait to see them win and of course, can't wait to see dananeer's fit 🥹.
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
A group of people hating #Hurmat for removing hijab because the character wanted to and a group of people hating #Darenijat because zaryab did not want to wear sleeveless, they all fall in the same category
Dono cases me ek larki ki kya choice hai wo to pichy reh gya
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
hurmat is possibly the best drama on air rn in terms of how well the characters and their dialogues are written
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
I was Kayanat. I grew up with a #Hurmat. Restricted, controlled beyond reason. This girl is created by her environment. She doesn’t even know what she wants. I get her. Does that make her a good person? No. She’s awful. Killers are also often the result of circumstances. 🤷♀️
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
Ts drama isnt about a prfct grl. Its about a nrmal grl w flaws. Every grl cn relate to atleast sm aspct of it. I kw so many grls havin rstrctions fm home, so many strugglin to b independent, so many tryin to avoid havin a life partnr w sm trauma. A grl can hv imprfections #Hurmat
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
Let’s be honest for a second: people aren’t mad at Dananeer Mobeen’s character in Hurmat because of "reckless boundary-crossing," they’re mad because she got a job, realized Tabish wasn't it, and upgraded to Zeeshan the moment she gained financial independence.
Our audience loves calling female self-determination "moral decay" until it happens in real life, but Dananeer is acting her heart out and showing the exact messy, uncomfortable reality of what happens when a girl gets educated and realizes she has options.
Y’all hate seeing a woman change her mind, simple as that.
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
The irony is that a story exploring women's autonomy is being judged as though a female character must always make the 'right' choices to deserve that “freedom”. #Hurmat is a fictional narrative exploring complex realities, not a rulebook for society.
The drama #Hurmat should be banned. In the name of a girl's freedom and independence it seems to be portraying reckless behaviour disregard for family values and crossing every boundary as personal liberty. There is a huge difference between giving girls the right to education and letting them make irresponsible choices without accountability. A drama watched by millions should promote dignity, responsibility and positive values not create the impression that freedom means doing whatever you want without limits. What message is HUM TV trying to send to our society especially to young girls?
pastelll🧚🏻♀️ retweeted
i am going to blame upbringing, bcz of upbringing of strict parent just like in den whatever daughters did people said, it was bcz of freedom & upbringing their parents gave them.
