Characterization is that the most vital aspect in
story-telling. For any story to figure , it's the utmost need of the script to
possess strong and such quite characters who don't only do justice to the plot
and theme of the drama, also as have a robust personality. In every single
drama, there are good and negative characters because they're the stress of the
script and also help the author in depicting the story during a well-rounded
manner. A writer makes any character realistic once they add tons of layers and
personality and not just stick with the black and white approach. this is often
the why, sometimes even the negative characters aren't disliked by the audience
because they're written with tons more clarity and their reasoning are
explained.
There also are such characters who don't serve any purpose whatsoever and find yourself just being the foremost annoying fillers within the drama. Such characters don't have anything going for them and anything they assert or do has no effect on the story. There’s also another category of characters which are hated for all the proper reasons and since they need such strong personalities and standing within the story, they depict what it’s wish to be around such people in real world. Then the writers also come up with the foremost exaggerated and over the highest personalities which make it very hard for the viewers to attach to them.
Here are the 10 characters that the audience loved to hate:
Mehwish (Mere Pass Tum Ho)
In any story or drama, for a personality to figure, it's vital
that they need a solid reasoning to back the way they behave. Clarity is
additionally one among the most elements in writing the characters in order
that the viewers can understand them better. Pakistani dramas have had quite
few characters that were hated by the audience, sometimes for the real reasons,
which matches to point out that the writers evoked the justified emotion within
the audience then the viewers also hated those characters who didn't have
anything going for them.
This character wasn't only difficult for the audience to
digest but also written in such a fashion that showed that such people do exist
within the society who destroy the lives and don't even worry about the results.
Mehwish’s character was hated for tons of reasons and therefore the writer
Khalil ur Rehman Qamar exactly wanted an equivalent reaction out of the viewers
who watched the drama. This was one such character which sparked a debate
amongst the audience where some justified her wrongdoings but the bulk of the
viewers saw her for who she was; a gold-digger and an adultress who didn't mind
a live-in relationship because she was getting the perks that came with it.
The writer skillfully showed how such women feel entitled to
possess things their way and when nothing works, they also feel entitled to
forgiveness. Mehwish’s weakest personality trait was that she never once
regretted what she did and actually kept on wondering why it had been so hard
for her ex-husband Danish to forgive her. She never held herself liable for the
damage that she had done and therefore the few tears she shed were only because
she fell flat on her face and didn't know what to try to to . This was one such
character which was conceived with tons of clarity and made people hate her,
exactly why it had been written for. No wonder why Ayeza Khan felt it had been
one among the foremost difficult characters to portray.
Jameel (Aangan)
This was another character which was beyond viewers’
understanding for what he wanted from his life and the way selfish he was.
Jameel was a poorly conceived and written character who didn't have a spine to
defend himself and loved mooching off of others because he knew he was unable
to try to to anything for himself without their support. Jameel was also the
one who exploited the blind love that his cousin had for him and kept on giving
her the pep talks to urge her to finance his education.
It didn't take much for Jameel to maneuver on from Chammi to
Tehmina whom he had never met and after she gave up the ghost, Jameel pounced
on Aaliya, pestering her to fall crazy with him. Later when things didn't work
and since he was left with no other option, he finishes up with Chammi, who
herself comes after surviving a torturous and abusive marriage. Although fans
loved seeing Ahad Raza Mir as Jameel, it still didn't help them in turning a
blind eye to the very fact that this character was heavily flawed and really
bad.
Ammar (Khaas)
This was one such character which the author intelligently won’t
to depict what narcissistic husbands put their wives through while carrying a
facade of being a perfect husband ahead of others. Ammar was a strongly written
character which actually did justice to the sensitivity that was attached
thereto and therefore the scenarios that kept on unfolding thanks to his
antics. Amaar did not see the fault in him and unfortunately, had tons of individuals
surrounding him who kept on justifying his wrongdoings for him, feeding his ego
and blinding him to his shortcomings. All the items Ammar put Saba through,
that too without acknowledging the wrongs he commits were enough for the
viewers to hate him.
Ammar’s character may be a perfect example of how the writers
can use negative character to bring awareness and be the voice for those whose
reality is extremely much almost like what Saba was experiencing. Such
characters are hated for the proper reasons and it goes to point out that
negative characters also serve a purpose and aren't employed by the writers to
only grab ratings. This was definitely one among the strongest performances of
Ali Rehman’s career till date.
Nimra (Jhooti)
Nimra may be a one-dimensional character which has all the
incorrect things going for her. She may be a pathological liar and a
kleptomaniac and not only that, she doesn’t mind manipulating her own parents
for her selfish reasons. Nimra’s character isn't only annoying but highly exaggerated.
It seems that the sole purpose with which the author wrote this character and
story was to urge the maximum amount ratings out of it as possible because
aside from that, the story has nothing new offer and therefore the continuous
dose of negativity is mind-numbing.
It is already predictable that Nimra will find yourself paying
the worth for her wrongdoings but what’s the aim is it getting to serve when
that's getting to happen within the last few episodes after an important dose
of unethical behavior displayed for therefore many weeks. An over-the-top
negative character which is hated due to poor writing and poorer
characteristics. After Ranjha Ranjha Kardi, the fans of Iqra Aziz didn't expect
or maybe wanted to ascertain her during a drama like Jhooti.
Zeeshan (Kahin Deep Jalay)
One of the foremost resented characters from the recent
Pakistani dramas is Zeeshan. The author used this character to point out the
insecurities and complexes of a weak man, but he ended up looking sort of a
coward who couldn't man up to have his mistakes and decided to watch chup ka
roza. within the entire last half of the drama, Zeeshan probably had a few of
dialogues per episode and therefore the remainder of the time, he was seen
hovering round the city in black salwar kameez, trying to point out he was so
upset with life.
For starters, he had a problem together with his wife being
loved by her family, then had a drag together with her wealthy background.
Although Rida did everything to form him happy, he found it very easy to accuse
her of infidelity and when she proved that she wasn't guilty of such a heinous
act, he wanted her to forgive him a bit like that. This is often the rationale
viewers loathed the character of Zeeshan and didn't also appreciate the way it
had been portrayed by Imran Ashraf because they might see the residues of Bhola
in his performance, which individuals think he should snap out of ASAP.
Shaheena (Mera Dil Mera Dushman)
There are negative characters, then there are super negative
characters, then there are those that put negativity to shame then come the
likes of Shaheena who take negativity to such A level that even negativity feel
shy of being this negative. Negative characters are never a drag for the
viewers to soak up and handle on the other hand characters like Shaheena that
suffer from verbal diarrhea are impossible to handle. It won’t be wrong to
mention that each one the scenes of this character are depressing and
unbearable to observe. Negative characters do look realistic once they have a
couple of other shades but during this case, the sole shade she has is that the
shade of negative.
The fate of this character is so predictable that it shows she
has been employed by the author to grab the ratings. She is pregnant at the
instant and even let her mother in law suffer and die, when she could’ve been
taken to the hospital by her sister in law Maira. Shaheena will obviously find
yourself losing her child, her husband and therefore the roof over her head,
anything new? No!
Munazzah (Thora Sa Haq)
She was a master manipulator who only wanted to have things
that never belonged to her. Munazzah was a weak character but quite that, she
was a mother nobody wishes to possess. So as to please the people around, she
kept on treating her son as an after-thought. The happiness of Zamin was never
her priority and she or he kept on committing all the wrongdoings because she
wanted to remain within the home that was owned by Rabia.
In the end, after the dust settled, Munazzah could’ve easily
stayed with Rabia to seem after her because regardless of what, Rabia allowed
her to remain in her home for many years but Munazzah turned a blind eye and
immediately remembered her son was now settled and had his own place. Munazzah
always came up with evil plans but let Rabia pull the trigger and take the
front seat, this manner she kept on fooling everyone to believe how nice she
was but the viewers were intelligent enough to ascertain through her
snakey-ness.
Taimoor (Balaa)
All his life, he was raised by a loving mother and everyone
his life, he hated his cousin Nigar because before getting married to her, he
was conscious of her shortcomings and evil personality traits. Unfortunately,
he did not maintain a balance after his marriage and began doubting his
mother’s intentions only because his wife said so. All the mishaps that his
relations went through were easily blamed on his wife Nigar and it had been
completely ignored by the author that Taimoor had a serious role to play in
giving Nigar the sting to try to to so. Right when his mother was at the
foremost vulnerable state, he decided to travel abroad for the sake of his job,
entrusting his mother’s well-being on his wife whom he clearly knew had a drag
together with her.
In the end, Taimoor devised an idea to drive Nigar crazy and
fortunately got faraway from this mess scot-free. It’s unfortunate that the
author gave a clean chit to such an irresponsible son who kept on making one
mistake after another. Nigar was an equivalent person due to whom he didn’t
mind straining his relationship together with his mother, so after her passing,
why couldn’t he forgive her and work on mental well-being because regardless of
what, she was the mother of his child. Not only that, Taimoor was so lucky that
he got married to his lady love also. It had been a loathsome character
needless to say but the very fact that Bilal Abbas Khan played it kept the
warmth from Taimoor away.
Kiran (Mai Na Janoo)
A self-proclaimed bechari who couldn’t look past her bechargi
because she was so wont to the thought of being a bechari. All her life, Kiran
saw her father being torn between his wives and mother, she felt unloved and
lonely but after she got married to her cousin who adored her and quite that,
trusted her with all his heart, Kiran continued together with her sneaky ways
because being a bechari that she was, she couldn't tell her husband that her
ex-boyfriend Nihaad was blackmailing her. Kiran’s bechargi was such a lot that
she was forced to celebrate her birthday in the dark during a romantic setting
arranged by Nihaad.
Her husband Nain kept on reiterating that he loved and trusted
her, he wanted her to be free and independent and he kept on fighting with
everything that came her way, yet she chose to insult and degrade him due to
her own stupidity because as per her own twisted logic, she was following
Nihaad’s orders only to stay her family safe? Kiran’s antics were annoying and
much more resentful than what the supposed villain of the drama Nihaad was
doing to her. The viewers didn't have a tough time hating her character and
Sanam Jung’s forced and poor acting was an enormous reason too.
Zoya (Kashf)
At this stage where Pakistani drama industry is flourishing
and doing so well in terms of recognition , the last item viewers want to
ascertain may be a younger sister being head over heels in love with the fiance
of her elder sister. Zoya isn't only crazy with Wajdan but she doesn’t mind
holding her feelings back. She continues to form passes at him which are
uncomfortable to observe and don't show the connection of sister and
brother-in-law during a good light.
Eventually Zoya will marry to Wajdan on the other hand she is going to turn his life into a living hell because she is going to see him still being crazy with Kashf. Out of all the people during this world, why did she need to chase after the guy who is already crazy with someone, that too her own sister? Sabeena Farooq has given a convincing performance but the character itself is despicable.
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