Pakistani dramas are known for their relatable stories and their soulful dialogues. Some writers in particular excel at penning down dialogues that are both meaningful and emotional. These dialogues leave a lasting impression on the viewers because the actors delivering the dialogues do complete justice to them. In 2020 there were many dramas that had enlightening and beautifully written dialogues. Some of these dialogues will be remembered for a long time because of the situations in which they were spoken.
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Here is a list of the best dialogues of Pakistani dramas from 2020:
Danish Tries To Convince Mehwish – Mere Pass Tum Ho
Mere Pass Tum Ho was known for its mind-blowing dialogues and the way they made some scenes memorable. After Danish heard Mehwish’s conversation with Shehwar and saw her pictures with him, he was sure that his wife wanted to leave him. Even after knowing everything, he tried to make her stay. He reminded her that she loved him because he was so sure that she had completely forgotten everything. After reassuring her of his love repeatedly, he reminded her that Roomi was also part of their lives and if this marriage ever came to an end, he would also suffer. His dialogue about Roomi was another emotional and beautiful part of this conversation.
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Danish’s Loss Summed Up – Mere Pass Tum Ho
Episode 12 was one of the most powerful episodes Mere Pass Tum Ho because it had a few of the most memorable dialogues from the drama. Danish for the most part was a ‘good sport’ when he divorced Mehwish and let her leave with Shehwar. In this scene, Danish shared how he felt at the moment and gave words to his vulnerabilities. Shehwar thanked him for divorcing Mehwish and remarked that it was ‘great’. Danish’s reaction to this basically summed up his feelings in this situation. His words also showed yet again what Mehwish meant to him. He made sure Shehwar knew that this was not great. The timing and delivery of these dialogues made all the difference. The bitterness which Danish felt and his need to stay in control even though the odds were clearly against him; all of this was communicated brilliantly through these dialogues The viewers felt for Danish because of such dialogues in this episode.
‘Hum sab yhi kartay hain na,insanon kay baray main apnay gumaan par chaltay hain. Yay man’nay ko tayar hi nai hotay k agar hum ghalti kar kay badal saktay hain to dusra bhi ghalti sey seekh sakta hai.Tobah kay darwazay par kisi aik insaan ka naam to nahin likha hota’
‘Tum Chor Jao Mujhe aur wo sab paa lo jo mera saath ne cheena hai tum sey.’
‘Ghalti Ki Tum se Payaar kiya.
Main ne to Gunaah kiya, Allah ki Muhabbat tumharay wasalay se paani chahi. Shirk kiya. Tumhare liye matti hui to matti hui. Usk liye hti to woh mera hta. Gunaah kiya Taha AbdulAala Tumhara but pooja lekin aaj tor rahi hoon. Tum Jhootay aur tumhara payar bhi jhoota’
‘Beta Allah ki zaat se itni mayoosi achi nahi hai.
Allah se mayoos nai hoon, dunya se hoon, logon se hoon.
Log bhi Allah k hain Duniya bhi Allah ki hai.
Sab Allah k hain bas Momina Allah ki nahi hai.’
‘Flirt kar rahay hain? agar kar rahay hain to kamaal ki pick up line hai.
Flirt karna to kab ka chor diya hai, ehtraam karta hoon apka main, aur ehtram mohabbat paida karta hai…….. au aur izzat’
Superb. :) Thank you so much for such beautiful additions.
Nice article
Mere pass tum ho and Alif dialogues were amazing.
In sabaat I liked Anaya convo with her father after her marriage where her father guided her.
Mushk dialogues are also good. My most favorite is
A: Afsoos hua sun kar
G: Sun ky wo afsoos kahan hota hai jo seh kar hota hai
The way Humayun Saeed acted Danish’s character was beautiful. His feelings,expressions and dialogues were beautiful. Please also add the dialogue that was probably the last dialogue of Danish with Mehvish i.e.
“Mujhe abhi tak yeh samaj nahi aye kay murder bara jurm hay ya bewafai. Kiyonkay murder may murder hota hay aur bande ki jaan chili jati hay, likin bewafai may murder tou hota hay magar jaan nahi jati!!!!”
😢😢😢😭😭😭😭😭😭