Starting his acting career in 2016, Bilal Abbas Khan in a short period of three years has arguably become one of the most talented actors in the industry, ruling the hearts of Pakistani drama lovers with his stylish looks and fine acting. He has received the award for the Best Actor in Social Media Awards for Balaa and has always received many praises for his work. This time around, this good-looking celebrity chose to use his devil-may-care looks to play the antagonist in ARY Digital’s currently airing drama serial ‘Cheekh’. The serial has kept the audience gripped to its storyline from the very first episode, and Bilal Abbas Khan is one of the biggest reasons for its success. 28 episodes down, there are numerous scenes which are a visual example of his excellent acting skills, making us hate Wajih to the core, yet appreciate the convincing skills displayed by Bilal Abbas Khan. Below mentioned are some of the scenes where Bilal Abbas Khan single-handedly stole the show. THE SUDDEN TRANSITION FROM A DOTING BROTHER TO A MURDERER — 6th episode is when Wajih confesses to being Nayab’s murderer in front of his bhabi Mannat and his character within a second switches from a loveable hero, to the villain. It is surely one of the most intense and intriguing scenes of the serial till date. It requires a lot of acting precision to show this change within a single scene, and the anger, ego and lust in Wajih was nailed by Bilal. His dialogue delivery in addition was a cherry on the top. THE MOMENT HE CALMLY BRIBES NAYAB’S FRUSTRATED FATHER — just after the truth gets revealed, there is a humongous change in innocent’s Wajih’s personality, whose presence only is generating negative vibes now. A part in episode 7 where Wajih goes to Ramzan Ahmed’s house to bribe them to stay quiet caught our attention. Ramzan Ahmed is furiously shouting at him, asking him to leave, calling him a murderer and Wajih in return is absolutely calm. Unperturbed, he just keeps increasing the amount of money, knowing how it’ll be easy to manipulate Nayab’s stepmother with it. The scene showcases a spectacular performance by Bilal. The way he is unruffled and composed throughout, all the while managing to radiate an evil energy from him, is acting on-point! A SILENT WAJIH WITH BLACK INK SMEARED ALL OVER HIM — a scene in the same episode arrives when Ramzan Ahmed sneakily gets into their house and throws black ink on Wajih’s face before running away. The scene has no dialogues from Wajih, but the anger in his eyes is enough to grasp the audience’s attention and nonverbally perfectly communicate his sentiments at the moment. If you watch it, you wouldn’t be able to take your eyes off him! A scene in Episode 7 where Wajih goes to Ramzan Ahmed’s house to bribe them to stay quiet caught our attention WAJIH: THE BLACKMAILER — the best thing about Bilal Abbas Khan is that the versatility in his acting can be witnessed easily in any particular scene: where at the beginning of the episode he might seem like the sweetest person on earth, the scene progresses and his reality comes forth in a brilliant show of acting excellence. An example can be seen in episode 17 and 18, where the innocent looking Wajih with the help of his naïve looks successfully fools Mannat’s mother and locks her inside a store room. Wajih turns into a terrifying blackmailer, and his expressions can literally generate shivers in you! KILLING MANNAT’S CHILD — Bilal has managed to depictWajih as the most heartless creature that can ever exist. The chunk in Episode 19 where Wajih drives behind Mannat, resulting in her fall and the eventual miscarriage was painful to the core, but Wajih’s pitiless nature is highlighted perfectly. THE TURNING OF TABLES FOR WAJIH — the antagonist of the serial and the man with nerves of steel, moving towards the end of the serial cracks up as well, showing transition in his personality a third time in one drama serial! Not just a scene, but the whole of episode 26 is a visual representation of it. Wajih unintentionally killing his brother brings a drastic change in his demeanour and the confession of this murder in front of Yawar is surely a scene that many of us have watched twice! The agony in him for the loss of his brother, mixed with the villainous vibe in his character is a trait very difficult to pull off and Bilal Abbas Khan totally stole the show with it. FRUSTRATION & WORRY FINALLY CATCHES UP TO WAJIH — before episode 28 was aired, we had witnessed all kinds of expressions from Wajih – cute concern, indifference, villainous attitude, and even fear. The one thing we never imagined on his face, was to see worry. And we finally get to see it then moment he gets to know that his elder brother, his one support, has gotten paralysed. That’s where we see an unexpected helplessness and love from Wajih for his brother and the contrast in his personality was mesmerising to watch. With ‘Cheekh’ now moving towards its conclusion, viewers anxiously are waiting to see how justice will be served. Bilal with his phenomenal performance has made Wajih the biggest antagonist of the year.