Seema Tyagi

Ok.. So the second half, although with a lesson somewhere for Sadda Punjab.. Was no great shakes. Too drawn out, too angsty, too vague. But loved the first half. And loved the sheer beauty of drama.. And the dialogues. And yes - the SRK magic continues. He is tremendous!! As always. Forever youthful.. Forever romantic.. Forever irresistible.

A well acted show, as are most Pak TV series. One gets drawn into the family, feels like we know the characters personally. Excellent shows. I'm addicted to them. But one little bit of advice. I'm sure society isn't this regressive as depicted in shows. Woken should be shown with more guts, more equal status. Not helpless victims. I didn't like the heroines weakness.

Just finished watching the 33rd and last episode of Diyar e Dil. Hats off to the industry in Pakistan. No overdressed women, no over the top double takes, no filth, no unbelievable situations. Just family, relationships, sadness, happiness, emotions, beauty. And mostly - restraint. Which the Indian television industry lacks. Awesome, beautiful series. The best I've ever watched. Hats off to the writer, director, actors, camera crew and dialogue writer. Do watch it, people.

Fantastic show!! Slick plots handled with restraint and reality bytes. Excellent presentation, never overdone, fabulous actors and interesting plots. Anyone who watches even one show is an addict for ever. Anoop Soni is a fabulous host. Carry on the good work.