Ayesha Mushtaq

I loved the S1, I loved the S2 even more - anyone hating on this series has no taste to be honest. Chilling, thrilling, shocking, emotional experience.

Leigh Bardugo’s *Six of Crows* duology is an absolute masterpiece. The world-building is rich, the storytelling flawless, and the characters unforgettable. What I love most is that they aren’t perfect—they’re flawed, scarred, and morally complex. Their dark sides and vulnerabilities make them incredibly relatable. The witty dialogues, clever banter, flirting as background music, and unexpected twists kept me hooked. Bardugo’s writing is sharp, and the subtle romantic tension adds depth without overshadowing the high-stakes action. Inej and Kaz Gosh! they are love.

"Six of Crows" - 5 stars isn't enough! I may read 100 other fantasy books, but "Six of Crows" will always hold a special place in my heart. I love the sub-genres of fantasy heists, missions, daring attacks, and the thrill of sailing ships, and this book delivers the perfect blend of all my favorite themes. Now, let’s talk about the heart of this story: my precious Crow Club—Kaz, Inej, Jesper, Wylan, Nina, and Matthias. I adore them all! Kaz is a mastermind, knowing the ins and outs of the Dregs like no one else. He’s clever, meticulous, and full of tricks. While he might be a "demon" to Matthias, we all know there’s a soft side buried beneath his tough exterior. His loyalty to the gang is undeniable, and it's what makes him a character to die for. Inej and Nina? Absolute queens! Their loyalty, courage, and willingness to sacrifice everything for those they love stole my heart. They’re always ready for action, and their emotional depth adds layers to the story. And now, my favorite character—Jesper! Yes, he’s my ultimate favorite. His charm, constant flirting (especially with Wylan), sharpshooting skills, and the fact that he’s a Fabrikator were just cherries on top of an already amazing story. I recommend this book to all my friends—it's pure GOLD. If you love adventure, clever plots, and unforgettable characters, you need to read "Six of Crows."

Whenever I come across Balaa clips over Instagram or shorts, it just blows my mind. I watched this drama 5 years ago - the prime time for the Pak Drama Industry. I know Zanjbeel Asin writes intense stories about the destruction of a whole family - Cheekh is another example But God knows how they choose the best cast for her script. I mean Ushna Shah's performance, I still cannot get over it. Bilal Shah is phenomenal. Samina Pirzada, DAMN the experience. The rest of the cast did a brilliant job—one of the finest dramas.