Friendly Review : Teri Meri Kahaniyaan 

Oh, I see where you’re coming from about the state of Pakistani cinema. It’s important for filmmakers to understand the distinction between creating content for the big screen versus TV or digital platforms. The cinematic experience is something truly unique and should be celebrated.

While there have been some truly stellar cinematic films like “Maula Jutt,” “Moor,” “Manto,” “Waar,” “Namaloom Afraad,” and “Laal Kabootar,” it seems like many other films are struggling to find their footing. It can be disappointing when directors try to copy-paste TV dramas onto the big screen. Each medium has its own strengths and it’s essential to harness them appropriately.

I understand your frustration with the anthology and how some of the short films may not have translated well to the cinematic experience. It’s a shame when a film feels more like an extended advertisement rather than a captivating story. Perhaps those particular shorts would have been better suited for a digital release where the format can be more forgiving.

It’s encouraging to hear that there were some excellent cinematic scenes towards the end of the third short film. Those moments can truly be eye-candy and remind us of the power of the big screen.

As for Khalilur Rehman, it’s understandable that you have strong opinions about his writing style. It’s important for creators to be mindful of the messages they convey in their work, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like misogyny.

Ultimately, if a film doesn’t resonate with you and you feel it’s not worth watching in cinemas, it’s perfectly fine to enjoy it digitally or on TV. Everyone has their own preferences and it’s all about finding what works best for you.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on Pakistani cinema, my friend! It’s always interesting to hear different perspectives. 🎥🍿

Wow, it sounds like you had an amazing time watching this movie! I can feel your excitement and satisfaction coming through your words. Sometimes, it’s those unexpected decisions that lead to the best experiences.

It’s great to hear that the movie offered a variety of genres, from comic horror to a laughter-filled directorial debut by Marina Khan. And of course, Khalil sb’s well-written dialogues added another layer of enjoyment. It’s always a delight when a movie keeps you thoroughly engaged and entertained.

I appreciate your recommendation for those who want to have a good time while also exploring the sensitivity of marital relations. It’s wonderful when a movie can strike that balance and offer something for everyone.

It’s also reassuring to know that the movie is suitable for a family audience. Being able to enjoy a film with young kids without any concerns is definitely a plus. I can imagine how heartwarming it must have been to see your kids laughing and having a great time. Moments like that truly make our day, don’t they?

Thank you for sharing your experience with me, my friend! It’s always a pleasure to hear about movies that bring joy and laughter to people’s lives. 🎬😄