Unexpected Happy Closure for Sunn Mere Dil
News Desk
Islamabad: Sunn Mere Dil is a popular prime-time drama on Geo TV, featuring a star-studded cast including Maya Ali, Wahaj Ali, Amar Khan, Hira Mani, Usama Khan, Saba Hameed, Shavir Kadwani, Aagha Mustafa, and Muhammad Ahmed.
Written by the renowned Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar and directed by the acclaimed Haseeb Hassan, the drama was produced by Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi under the banner of 7th Sky Entertainment. The story centers around heartbreak and unrequited love.
Today, the drama aired its final episode, which ended on a surprisingly happy note. In the last episode, Sadaf Namdar accepted Bilal Abdullah’s proposal, while Hamsha and Ammar were left on their own.
Fans of Sunn Mere Dil are praising the emotional closure of the drama. Many viewers were overjoyed by Bilal and Sadaf’s post-marriage scenes, though some expressed disappointment that Hamsha was not exposed for her evil deeds.
Others wished for Ammar and Hamsha to face punishment for their actions. One social media user commented, “Why wasn’t Hamsha exposed for her wickedness?” Another fan remarked, “Why didn’t they kill Ammar in the end?” Some also pointed out that had the finale included more scenes of Bilal and Sadaf earlier on, the drama might have attracted more viewers.
Social media users also expressed surprise at the unexpected happy ending, as they didn’t anticipate such an outcome from Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar. This time, however, he pleasantly surprised fans. Viewers admired the romantic chemistry between Maya Ali and Wahaj Ali, with fans from India also praising their performances.
One fan noted, “Despite a few minor flaws, the beautiful story and brilliant acting made up for it. Qamar Saab is truly a great writer.” Another fan mentioned, “Although we weren’t happy with the storyline for most of the series, the final episode made us happy.”
Fans from Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Nepal are expressing their admiration for Wahaj Ali and Maya Ali, as well as the director’s effort to deliver a wholesome romantic conclusion.
