Ashk – Episode 1
To say that there was quite a bit of hype surrounding the first episode of Ashk in particular, and the drama serial in general would be understating the whole round of excitement and for a lack of better word, baytabi, with which the audience was looking forward to the next "Fawad Khan starrer". Now don't get me wrong: I definitely do not believe in centering the entire marketing campaign around Fawad Khan and ignoring the rest of the very talented cast, but after watching all the "hours to go" banners on Ashk's official page feature Fawad Khan, I had a pretty good idea that he is this serial USP!
Anyway, so I just around to watching the first episode. I must say it was quite an interesting one. At this stage, I can't really go all ga-ga over it as the overall pace of the episode was mellow, and the focus was to give the audience an insight into the characters. By the end of the first episode, we know that Mehru (Resham) is the lady of her father's (Captain Mansoor's) house and has apparently taken over all the responsibilities of her late mother. Zaibu (Neelam Munir) is the carefree, bubbly younger sister. We are given a detailed glimpse into their lives in the village (Where exactly are they?)
In Turkey, we discover the lives of Rohail (Fawad Khan) and his mother, Kulsoom (Seemi Raheel). Kulsoom (in a typical Baseerat-Hussain-fashion) immediately offers her son's hand for Mehru the minute her brother mentions that he wants to see his daughter happily married. I had to smile at that scene, as well as the one in which a distressed Sarah - oops, I mean Madiha (Mehreen Raheel) is berating him for accepting the proposal without batting an eyelid. (No, I DON'T have Humsafar hangover but the first episode struck the Humsafar chord at least twice, which is saying quite a lot).
The very striking thing about this episode (hope it continues throughout) was the excellent chemistry between all the characters: Mehru and Zaibu, Rohail and his friend, Bedi Singh (Tipu Shariff), Captain Mansoor and his two daughters, Mehru and the character played by Sohail Sameer (although they had just one brief scene) and so on! The entire cast totally owned their characters, and all the extras did a commendable job as well. The cinematography of the entire episode was breath-taking, with the scenic views of the village as well as of Turkey.
That said, I must mention a few eye-brow raising moments throughout the episode. Firstly, why was Zaibu behaving as if she was coming to the Mazaar for the first time? I assume this is a routine for both the sisters! And is it really advisable to brandish an expensive cell phone camera in the face of strangers? (I have some strong objections to the Mazaar-sequences in our drama serials in general but I will leave this for another post.)
Secondly, Mehru counsels one of the women to hit back her husband when he hits her - nothing wrong with the advice, but there were small children all around her. Would you really give such advice in the presence of children? Moreover, Rohail and Bedi Singh were apparently drinking 7-up so why did they BOTH seem drunk in that scene (Bedi Singh more than Rohail)? Then Mehru came to admonish Zaibu for dancing in the middle of the night - and Mehru is all dressed up with full makeup. Wasn't she sleeping at that time?
Eyebrow-raisers aside, I must say this was a "happening" episode and thankfully, there were no dragging moments (especially over the proposal). Rohail and his mother will be in Pakistan in the next episode, and I am definitely looking forward to what transpires between Rohail and Mehru (and of course, Sohail Sameer!). For now, the hard work of the entire team is apparent. Well done!
Written by Drama Buff (dramabuff.dp@gmail.com)
PS: A special shout-out to the writer, Zafar Mairaj, for the scene where Capt Mansoor asks his sister how she can propose Mehru for Rohail when Mehru is older and she replies that a couple of or years older does not make a difference. Excellent! Now this is the kind of "showing not telling" that we need in our dramas in order to subtly put the point across instead of doing it distastefully.
PPS: Did anyone see the entire credits?
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Faria Says:
A wonderful effort i must say
to me the first episode would be too early to gauge the drama serial but it is certainly showing promise enough to be hooked on for a few more
The biggest diappointement how ever came in the end credits when there was not even a mention of the turkish composer whose tune has been such blatantly copied
Well and truly gutted for that
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 10:32 am
Drama Buff Says:
Ah, thanks Faria. I was hoping someone would see the entire credits and let me know if the music was indeed credited as mentioned on this forum.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 10:37 am
Maria Says:
Today I had a pretty long day and I totally forgot that Ashk’s first episode was supposed to air today. Anyway I decided to skip watching it until the weekend but I saw DB’s review posted on my wall and my mom wanted to watch it and I decided to give in and watch it already. You pretty much nailed down a lot that I wanted to say. LOL agree with humsafar flashbacks, my mom was like, kabhi FK kay peechay baap parh jata hai aur kabhi maa..is ko koi sukh kaa saanshh nahi laynay daygaa…
-With regards to Rohail and Bedi singh being drunk, I just could not control my laughter. In brazen cold weather, no one goes and drinks in a park bench (unless you are a underage or teenager trying to sneak drinks and can’t find a place), maybe it was Sarmaads idea of punishing his actors for something and making them deliberately act out in cold brrrrr but DB they weren’t drinking “ 7up” for sure LOL. When rohail comes home he puts gum in his mouth and his mom realizes that he is been drunk…she gets upset with him very subtly and reminds him that he is a big boy and then pats him in the head…(but overall the drunk scene that was done very well, both actors take a bow)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 11:25 am
Drama Buff Says:
Maria, I think I saw half of the 7-up label which was why I wondered what was going on. LOL! I wonder if this "drinking" issue is relevant to the story itself...
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 11:33 am
Sophee Says:
Fab review DB as always. You are right about the "baytaabi" and hype surrounding it! I for one was waiting with bated breath for this Fawad-Sarmad combo. And I must say, wasn't disappointed at all. Yes had a feeling of deja vu what with cousin marriages and a Sara re-incarnate, but no complaints:) The entire cast has excellent chemistry so we should be in for a treat. Enjoyed the mother-son and father-daughter relationships. Let's see how the story progresses and the drama unfolds. Fingers crossed.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 11:40 am
fatima awan Says:
wonderul review DB, yes the credits did give the credit to the turkish composer, infact i really liked the way the credits slowly rolled by and mentioned evryone in the cast and crew. i really did not enjoy the drinking scene!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 12:36 pm
fatima awan Says:
and by the way, the guy is a Major not a Captain.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 12:44 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
Faria the name of the turkish singer is there due credit has been given to him and it is there in the end credits and i saw it in drama as well... and thanks all for loving the play and trust me it has much more.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:28 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
Pls try to understand that he is a financial advisor in big TNC, and its kinda his last birthday bash and he is mindful of it that is why takes a chewing gum before goignt to his mom... these small details have been worked out and sarmad tries to depict reality. he has tried to keep characters real and its bedi singh who is making him do this he is celebrating! Nonetheless thanks again we do value your valid suggestions and u guys are always welcome
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:30 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
Also sarmad diddnt show the bottles as such and many believed it was 7up.. thats how it should be done.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:32 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
its bedi Singh's friend last bachelors night in Turkey so he is celebrating try to understand the sensibilities of all characters and how they vary. Rohail is not proud of it he has to take care of his mother and yet living in turkey need to be with friends as well
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:35 pm
Fatima Awan Says:
I could tell instantly and so could so many other people that they were beer bottles and the guys were drunk!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:54 pm
Fatima Awan Says:
But over all a good effort, we could do without the drinking scene though! So guys can't chat/hang out without beer!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 1:56 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
Fatima they r in turkey and he is financial advisor and bedi owns a restaurant and its his last bachelors party thinge. we need to show the cultural contrast so that later amazing things can be highlited in the light of the contrast
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 2:14 pm
Saira Kamal Says:
I watched the episode with allot of expectations and specially after reading your review. I must admit that it didnt impressed me at all. I think reesham and neelum looks more like mother and daughter then playing just 2 sisters. I hope there is an explanation given about the vast age difference. Then fawad friend playing sikh was a fiasco, he was plain BAD. The getting drunk scene in the isolated bench was rather odd. The cinematography was very ordinary on which i am surprised.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 2:27 pm
Anam Ikram Says:
Finally, the wait is over! Ashk is here! This episode was just bang on the expectations. Nothing less, nothing more. Anything done by Sarmad Khoosat or with Fawad in it, I’m hanging on it! I must say when I saw the promos and the OST, I wasn’t a fan of the whole cast. But they actually have a good chemistry.
Oh the humsafar déjà vu! I think everyone was reminded of those two scenes while watching this episode. We still aren’t ready to let humsafar go, are we?!
Thank God, when showing Turkey, it was said that it’s Turkey. Not like KPKP! Sometimes it’s America or London or someplace in Europe but not Turkey, when clearly the blue mosque or any other Turkey tourist spots are being shown!
Talking about the eyebrow raising scenes, I too was surprised at Mehru giving that advice in front of kids and she being all dressed up at 2am! Anyhow, about the drinking scene, it was NOT 7up! It was Heineken! A non-alcoholic/alcoholic beer (which ever they chose to drink)! It could be observed clearly. I think the admins can upload if necessary. And as far as the drinking is concerned, why is it an issue? The guy lives in Turkey with probably many non-muslim friends. Even though drinking isn’t relevant, maybe it’s just a feature added to the character, just to make it a little relatable or anything close to reality. Dramas aren’t just supposed to have characters stuck to the script.
Overall, good work! Looking forward to the upcoming episodes!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 2:47 pm
Amina Says:
I am sorry but the episode was NOT bang on expectations for me. Sorry but disappointed with the overall episode. It seems all very routine, something that i have seen many times atleast with KPKP, the makers did try to achieve different, yes it fell flat due to loose edit. FK was flat as well.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:08 pm
Aveena Malik Says:
very very
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:10 pm
Saadia Says:
Great Review DB.
I enjoyed the first episode including the eyebrow raising scenes.
What I enjoyed the most was the chemistry between all the actors.and yes
the proposal and mehdia's conversation with rohail did remind me of humsafar.
But overall a good episode. all the actors did really well and the direction was good too.
Looking forward to upcoming episodes :D
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:11 pm
Aveena Malik Says:
very very good Play, sab apne kirdaron mein fit hain, Resham ne sab se acha kaam kia, Bedi singh bahut acha laga.... bahut taiz gaya drama, very nice... meri umeedon pe poora utra na kam na ziada
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:12 pm
Javeria khan Says:
hmmmm awsom lovin' it. Chemistry was awsom, Fawad rocked and man it looked like a film, such beautiful frames, great work.. i will watch the series till the end..Love J
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:15 pm
SUPER Says:
It was an OK episode...As i expected....The scenes and the dialogues are not so grabbing....And I am very disliking the cast....Resham doesn't look pretty from anywhere...Neelam is an over-actor but she will imorve i guess....Where-as Mehreen Raheel was fine with her role...
In the mazaar scenea why the hell the qawals were singing an Indian song..??? They should sing a proper qawali (Jo mizaar per baith ker gaanay ka tuk bhi banta) :O
Overall I think people are giving so much hype to this drama....Only because of Fawad......Have they forgot KPKPPBT how much foolish drama that was....
And the thing that I am hating the most is why people are comparing it with Humsafar.....HUMSAFAR ka level hi kuch aur tha Bhai!
IDIOTS(Jo Humsafar say compare ker rahay hain) :OOOO
ASHK will be better after some episodes :) But it will be an average drama :)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:21 pm
Hamza sheikh Says:
Lovely, all good but did not like Madiha
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:27 pm
SK Says:
Loved it.!!! Looked like I was watching a film, enjjoyed the pace and the intro to all the characters. Yes Asher and Sara were reincarnated in that coffee scene:p I also raised my eyebrows at that "drunk" scene but if it has something to do with the future story like Faysal Mansoor is saying then ok fine, Turkey is a very modern country and people do do that so its not something out of the ordinary. However, Sarmad showed it ons very subtle way, which I liked.
@ Anam I also was so happy they showed Turkey as Turkey...finally.!! Really looking forward to next episode, the chemistry is looking good:)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:27 pm
Fatima Awan Says:
@ faysal mansoor i am glad you are here defending your show, something very positive. All the best.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:27 pm
Hamza sheikh Says:
super it is a not Indian it is pakistani , by Nusrat Fateh Ali khan and is se pata chalta hai ke apko koi grudge hai is dramay se ya team se ya shayad channel se??? but drama bahut acha hai... Bravo!!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:30 pm
Faysal Manzoor Says:
yes because I loved this story and had it with me by Zafar Mairaj for 7 years, too much hardwork has gone into it... and trust me it is not routine story, u will fall in love with it. I don know about Ashar and Naveen scene but surely, Madiha is a different character.
Thanks for understanding the logic behind the Bedi and Rohail scene. And piece of art is always out there to be liked or disliked we take positive feedback and act accordingly.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:35 pm
SK Says:
@ Super I don't think anyone has compared it to Humsafar, they are saying a couple of the dialogues and scenarios were similar. Also should we give a verdict on a drama after just one episode?? It has an interesting story, great cast and excellent director. No one even knew Humsafar was going to be a super hit after one episode! I think one should at least watch 4 or 5 episodes before they stating the future of the drama:)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:36 pm
Faria Says:
@faysal manzoor
you are right the credit is there i apologise
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:56 pm
SZ Says:
Finally, got around to watching this long awaited episode, as you aptly put it, DB, I liked the opening episode, it was very well paced and the back and forth movement of the story from Turkey to Pakistan was very well done.
DB, like you, I too questioned the overlong mazar sequence, with Neelam behaving like a complete brat, coming from the sheher to the gaon for the first time. How old is she is in this play- 15??
Resham looked beautiful, and fit her part so well, and the bondng b/w the sisters was indeed cute. Also very sweet was the bonding b/w Rohal and his mom -- there scenes were so aww, and what a pleasure to see one of my faves Seemi Raheel in such a good role. She looked so cute with the topi and the scarf :)
And yes, Fawad! He was fab as usual ... I understand he is the USP of the serial, but I have to say that all the FB promotion with his name only was a tad bit unfair to him as well as the other super-talented group of people around him. Poor guy, why so much pressure on him??? I know this is one way of assuring viewership, but isn't it also important that we grab on such opportunities to educate our audiences that one person alone cannot and is not responsible for the success or failure of a serial ... I hope next week's FB promo posters will be different from these ones ...
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 3:57 pm
Sophee Says:
Good to see you on the forum Faysal Manzoor. I for one enjoyed the friends bonding. Good chemistry between them. Looking forward to their interactions. Appreciate the subtle way Sarmad highlighted the values ingrained in Rohail. Yes he was with his friend, but knew this was not the way he'd like his mom to see him. Wish you guys all the best. I'm sure the drama will live upto the hype generated around it:)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 4:23 pm
SUPER Says:
SK i think u haven't read comments on fb pages :@ Humsafar ka aadha bhi nahin hai ::@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 4:30 pm
Tinni Says:
I am a bit apprehsive of this drama, not that I did not like the first episode but I too felt the shadow of HUMSAFAR was loomig large behind it, specially the scene in which Kulsoom says her son would marry her brother's daughter without much ado as if she was waiting for the topic to come up and Sara like Madiha...the similarity between these to characters a bit too much. I only hope it does not turn out to be another HS with a younger sister now as extra. The scenes I loved are the drinking scene, I thought showing two friends drinking and talking nonsense with their guard down was long overdue in our soaps and seeing his mother, Rohail quickly pops in a chewing gum nevertheless gets caught, the mother says you are a big boy now with a sigh...very realistically done!!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 4:48 pm
saraah Says:
Interesting episode. ... but it didnt get me hooked onto it. like hooked hooked, ofcourse i ll watch, Fawad khan jo hai.
but the story, atleast the start didnt seem any different,
love the camerawork
and yes. as you ppl said above, i am seriously NOT impressed by how they are promoting it, aik tou story of fawad afzal khan hits ur screen, no man, i enjoy when they put up characters ke promotion.
anyway,
nice review db: D
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 5:07 pm
Drama Buff Says:
Wow. Thanks for all your comments guys! It really gives an interesting perspective to the episode AND the review. :) Keep them coming!
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 5:22 pm
Faraz Says:
Aray yaar.. The guy is getting married the next day . , he is having a small bachelor night out on the bench with his sikh friend.. let him do it for 20 mins... its a guy thing actually :)
to be honest that was my only fav scene in the entire episode, the chemistry between those 2 ... like i said its a guy thing.... i dont have any issue with that scene since the guy is born and raised in Turkey......
I also find it cute that despite living in turkey all his life... he is scared of his mother and trys to hide that he is drunk....
being drunk doesnt make you a BAD person... and NO i dont drink...
Good job Faysal for showing the bond between friends...
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 5:22 pm
SK Says:
@everyone who thinks ithas the same plot as Humsafar; it may look like that at the outset but if you look closely at all the Teasers and the ost, there seems to be much more to it than him just marrying his cousin- I don't think he will even marry the intended person , also mehru seems to like someone else which is clear from the ost and also Rohail looks like he will fall for Zaibu and there is still the twist of Madiha and Zaibu back in Turkey; So I don't think we can even predict the story- let's wait and see, I'm really excited because it genuinely feels like this will he a totally different plot:)
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 9:47 pm
zka Says:
First things first, thanks as usual for a superb review DB. The beginning put me off a bit, the mazaar sequence, but the rest of the episode was interesting. Everything seemed to flow quite smoothly and the characters fit quite well into their respective roles. By the way, the guys were definitely drunk, their walk, their chatter gave it all away. And when Fawad K walks into the apartment, he takes out the mints/gum but somehow he can't keep it from his mother and says, "Mom I am sorry mujhay rastay main Bedi mil gaya tha and we had a couple of beers...." HIs mother's reply is classic. Said and done, the conversation between the two friends was hilarious. I enjoyed it thoroughly. But I must say one thing, as good as FK is so is everyone else right now in this serial. I have a feeling this will be a good one, fingers crossed.
@SK: you are absolutely right about Mehru and "someone else". In the mazaar scene, the "nai's son" and her exchange this look... I am just guessing but I see something there.
Posted on June 13th, 2012 at 10:16 pm
dua Says:
i totally don't get how can someone take the bear bottles for 7up ,it was not subtle at all as Fawad himself confessed later. But this is not the first time we have seen some one drinking in Pakistani dramas. I am still on a fence about the overall feel of the play.I hope it will grow on me. Neelam dancing was surely unnecessary,though it was done in hood humor but still even though i am no old school kind of a person if i can find it odd general public also would.
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 1:53 am
dua Says:
good* huomour, typo
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 1:54 am
nyla Says:
Who has beer in winter it is a summers drink, and who gets this high after a few beers.Well i guess they are try to cater to the male audience on the large.I too found that girls dance cheap.
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 2:23 am
Nadia Says:
Great review and great comments!
I am glad to know I am not the only one who has a strong objection against mazhar scenes.
I found Zaibu's harqatain to be super annoying. Are girls really THAT bubbly?
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 6:07 am
saria Says:
i found this drama to be a snooze fest, anyhow a big shutout to satayma jatya episode 6.Its on people with disabilities. Well i think every person should see it.It is a lesson to be learnt.
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 10:51 am
Fatima Awan Says:
Seriosly i find grown up girls acting like 9 year old kids extremely annoying!
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 12:32 pm
kainat chauhan Says:
I awesome... Neelum neelum neelum... looks amazing as a young innocent chirpy girl... very graet. kaep it up...
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 1:14 pm
t2 Says:
well we can all write in Urdu as well, there iis nothing to be ashamed of. jis tarah main likh rahi hoon. after all English is not our first language. I hope my point is taken well.
Congrats drama buff on so many posts.
Posted on June 14th, 2012 at 1:52 pm
sidra Says:
@ faysal manzoor ashk ki total kitni episodes hain plz tell ?
Posted on June 15th, 2012 at 12:50 pm
faysal Manzoor Says:
total episodes are 24!
Posted on June 15th, 2012 at 6:21 pm
Anam Ikram Says:
First continuity blooper! When Rohail and Bedi are out, Rohail is wearing a grey coat and when he comes back home ... ta-daaaaa - a black coat!
Posted on June 16th, 2012 at 6:07 am
Annie Says:
great review DB!!
After watching the running, crying, hugging OST/promos I had lowered my expectations considerably about Ashk. Keeping that in mind, a good start. I am sure EVERYONE chuckled at the mamu ki beti se shaadi dialogues (oh man! Khirad tum kahan ho?)
Resham always picks really good roles to play on TV. I have not seen a movie of hers but whatever I have seen of her on TV, she has been great. Looks to be the case here. I think Neelum's character will develop as well when she goes to Turkey (thank goodness it is being shown as Turkey and not England!!!). thinking of Neelum and Turkey just reminded me of Qaid-e-Tanhai lol. Anyways moving on.....
I agree with you about the mazaar scene and why were they singing a qawwali about Seeta/Raam? It was really weird. The only time a mazaar scene that I recollect has been done well was in Mera Naseeb :)
Not sure why everyone is making a big deal about the guys night out scene. Most guys do much worse at their bachelor party. Poor guy could have gotten at least a decent bachelor party rather than cheap beer on a park bench lol! Tipu playing a Sikh should be "interesting".
Overall a good introductory episode. I am still dreading the 3 girls and one guy theme. I hope there is more to the story than just that.
Posted on June 16th, 2012 at 7:15 am
Syed Yorguc Says:
Hey guys, I am sorry that I could not join this conversation earlier. Many of you might already know that I lost my mother on Wednesday morning, exactly the next morning after all of us watched the episode together. It was something my entire family was looking forward to, and to be honest, I enjoyed the parts I saw.
The beer in the park scene actually had a proper introductory scene, in which I am trying to console Madiha and tell her that I'll speak to Rohail and try to talk him out of his marriage plans. But it was the director's decision to chop that off, which is why some of you might have found the sudden bachelor party to be a bit too sudden ! Regarding the 7 up bottles, they were beer bottles filled with water. So give us credit for making it believable. And it was minus 3 degrees, so please applaud. LOL ! we had to go to the bathroom three times during the scene, as it was so long.
I loved doing Bedi Singh and I hope you appreciate it too. Additionally, I would absolutely and completely be grateful to any and all who would pray for my dearest, departed mother.
p.s. it is strange that I, being the only Turkish member of the cast, played a Sikh in my motherland.
Posted on June 17th, 2012 at 1:31 am
Syed Yorguc Says:
Syed Yorguc Tipu Sharif
Posted on June 17th, 2012 at 1:31 am
hina Says:
@Syed: Sorry for your loss. May Allah grant her Jannah, inshallah.
Secondly, I personally did think that scene was a bit abrupt. Thanks for the clarification. I love reading "behind the scenes" of any show, because it can be quite amusing. Lol :)
Posted on June 17th, 2012 at 3:07 am
Drama Buff Says:
@ Syed Yorguc
On behalf of all of us at DramaPakistani, please accept our heartfelt condolences!
Thank you for the clarification. Yes, the scene did seem abrupt but makes sense now that you explain the deleted scene!
Posted on June 17th, 2012 at 10:48 am
Lara Says:
Hi
First off , an excellent job on the review, its very insightful and well written. I havent had the chance to real all of the comments..as there are many so Im not sure if this was clarified or not. Its about the drinking issue. I live in Canada so here we are quite well versed in seeing alcohol bottles on television. From what I saw Rohail was in fact drinking..it was a Heineken, a beer that does come in a green bottle like the 7-ups. I just thought I would clarify.
I look forward to seeing this drama as well as reading your views.
Posted on November 1st, 2012 at 8:58 pm
Afia Qazi Says:
Lara, watch at your own risk- this one will tests your patience to the max. But if you are an FK fan then, it'll be easier to swallow ;)
But the Ashk threads a lot more fun than all other threads!
Posted on November 1st, 2012 at 11:19 pm