We watched the first episode of ‘Lazawal Ishq’, so you don’t need

“Lazawal Ishq” is the first TV show of Urdu’s reality for love. Based on the Turkish hit “Ask Adas?”, The episodes broadcast on YouTube instead of television, because the show does not have a Pakistani electronic media regulation (PEMRA).

He was shot in Turkey and hosted by Ayesha Omar, who described the work as “a first of his kind for the world -wide spectators of Pakistani and Urdu and was not wrong. Of course, there was the usual electronic reaction, but we are not here to stand.

At the time of the company we put ourselves at work and watched the first episode so that it doesn’t need it. We believed here.

Hello budget!

Let’s start with the good. The villa is amazing. The pool, the beds and the small corners where the contestants can pull each other aside for a conversation, are we watching the island of love right now? A new bomb could enter the villa every minute now. Every shot of the house shouted the luxe and the design of the set did a steady job to make contestants look like they were living their best summer imagination.

Ayesha umb the anchor

So far, Ayesha Omar carries the show to her back. It is the perfect choice to accommodate, guiding the drama while remaining exciting and fun. Her wardrobe and style were on the spot, though she felt that the whole budget went to this red dress she was wearing because the clothes of the contestants-Miranda Priestly would slaughter. Let’s just say that the styling team has clearly a favorite.

Production, please enter

The show feels a little chaotic right now. Everyone is talking to each other and it’s hard to keep up with who says what. The subtitles would help, and perhaps a little more structure could stop the first episodes to feel like a confused chaos.

Contestant

Junaid immediately claimed to be a mom’s boy. Okay, we have it, now let’s hope that there will be no problem for Fatima or anyone else below the line. His joke about “Pathan Ke Dhabbe Ki Chai” was superfluous and not something we are here. Lateral eye. Laiba, on the other hand, is not a filter. He has said directly about Fahd, “I don’t honestly like it.” Ouch but got a giggle from us. But later he tried with him, which was good to see. Batool, however, does not like sheraz at all and is painfully obvious. Fahd added a line even Ayesha Omar could not stomach, “Mujhe Waise Bhi Jangli Billian Pasand Hai”.

All the jokes on the edge, the “Lazawal Ishq” is a victory in Pakistan. It brings something new to observers of reality television beyond Tamasha and surrounds a local perspective. Kudos in the video editing team and Bosphorus’s graphic shots were a wonderful touch.

We don’t know about you, but we’re definitely tuned!