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Originally, Ishq Murshid was a play that drew together politics, anecdotes, and fairytales from the real world to the fantastical world of dramas.
Bilal Abbas Khan’s outstanding performances as Shahmeer Sikandar and Fazal Bakhsh turned this drama into a big hit.
Ishq Murshid became a huge hit because of the actors’ chemistry, the lighthearted comedy, and the stunning Sindhi culture.
Last night’s airing of Ishq Murshid’s second-to-last episode gave us a huge twist with Suleman Sahab’s unexpected passing.
Indeed, one of the few primary characters in this story, the adored Abba, has passed away. This was not something that many had wanted to witness.
As a result of Shahmeer’s limited ability to assist Shibra’s father, Shibra is now upset with Shahmeer, whose own father is also having problems.
One of the primary reasons behind the viewer dissatisfaction is the portrayal of negative characters within the drama.
Viewers often seek characters they can relate to or root for, but the presence of overwhelmingly negative characters can lead to disconnection and disinterest in the storyline.
Additionally, the inclusion of death scenes in the drama has further contributed to the disappointment among the audience.
Death scenes can evoke strong emotions and reactions from viewers, especially if they are portrayed in a distressing or insensitive manner.
When handled poorly, such scenes can overshadow the overall narrative and leave a negative impression on the audience.
Public Show Disappointment they are not happy with the drama story,
As a result, viewers have expressed their disappointment with “Ishq Murshid,” citing concerns over its portrayal of negative characters and the inclusion of distressing death scenes.
It highlights the importance of thoughtful storytelling and responsible portrayal of sensitive topics in television dramas to ensure a positive and engaging viewing experience for the audience.
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