The latest episode of Jinn ki shaadi unki shaadi Has polarized TV viewers. The drama is Pakistan’s attempt at a horror comedy and gets attention to social media for its unique visual effects.
The drama stars Wahaj Ali, Sehar Khan, Arsalan Naseer and Romaisa Khan, among others and broadcast on Hum TV Network. It is written by Syed Nabeel and directed by Saif E Hasan.
While the drama’s prospects have had enough fans to put in, X users are still not happy with the visual effects. Points out a specific scene from the drama, where a character swirls black smoke and divides into two and reveals another person residing in him, the Internet fans have shared.
A viewer took to X and commented, “There is no way you can do this and be proud of it.” Another criticized the show’s story, “There was a time when HUM TV produced masterpieces like Yakeen Ka Safar, Zindagi Gulzaar Hai, Dastaan, Udaari and Parizaad, ” They wrote. “Now they are fighting out of illogical Jinn-Bhoot dramas with Substandard VFX. And blind fans pay tribute to it as a perfection champion.”
Fans jumped to defend the limited technological expertise of Pakistan’s industry. “VFX is a direct result of the budget,” they wrote. “And for the average budget for most HUM TV dramas, this is pretty good. Comparisons without context are super weird.” Despite the disappointing VFX, X users considered it unbearable. “I have no problem with VFX because I know it’s PTV and you can’t expect Game of Thrones Level, “they wrote.” But what the real hell is this hug and unbearable overactive? ” 
A user praised the instructor for his work. “Saife Sir,” he wrote. “What direction, kinematography, vfx, everything is so perfect. Kudos to the whole Jinn Ki Shadi Unki Shadi And most importantly, the captain of the ship, Saife Sir. I love this episode so much. ”
Another pointed out his sharp resemblance to Indian dramas and wrote, “I begin to note that Pakistani dramas are changing and becoming more like Indian dramas,” with a meme of a man crying. Another accepted this, “What is this Naagin Type show, when did we become Indian TV? “They asked.
As Pakistani dramas open the floor of new genres and visual effects, social media users are ready with their judgment.
