Bas Tera Saath Ho has us scratching our heads lately, here’s why!
Why is Anas refusing to let Ansa find out the truth about the culprit behind the fake video? Doesn’t protecting a criminal make him just as responsible for this crime as Shayan?
His logic of leaving everything in Allah’s hands is questionable. By that reasoning, whenever a murder, crime, or injustice occurs, should the victim simply stay quiet instead of seeking justice?
Are you building toward a big heroic moment for Anas that will finally win us over? Or is this the setup for the next conflict that will rip Anas and Ansa apart once she learns the truth about Shayan?
Either way, this direction isn’t working—it will be difficult to accept any heroic act from Anas after he hid the truth from Ansa for so long. It’s simply too late. No one should need this much convincing to stand up for justice.
Or will Phoppo end up convincing him? And why does it always have to be Phoppo who makes Anas see sense? Why hasn’t his character grown at all?
If this becomes the next big rift between Anas and Ansa, accepting Anas back into her life will be a tough pill to swallow when he couldn’t be there for her when she needed him most.
Even after marriage, Ansa still has to fight her battles alone.
Also, can we please summarize the Faham and Shehreen plot?
It has gone on for far too long.
The funny thing is that Faham is supposed to be this playboy who can win over any girl and make her do whatever he wants, but he is failing miserably with Shehreen—who is actually madly in love with him.
Every episode, we think something will finally happen so we can move on to the next stage, but nothing does.
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Bas Tera Saath Ho airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8p.m. on ARY DIgital. The cast ensemble includes Farhan Saeed, Sana Javed, Zoya Nasir, Saba Hamid, Salman Shahid, Haris Waheed, Rizwan Ali Jaffri, Faran Tahir, Shagufta Ejaz, Tipu Sharif, Aliya Ali, Syed Mohammed Ahmed, Sabrina Naqvi, Hammad Sheikh Kashmiri & others. The drama is written by Saira Raza and directed by Qasim Ali Mureed.
