Beintehaa failed as a Nafrat lets wait for Mohabbat!

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Shaz

@..DamonCrazy..

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Posted: 11 years ago

#21

Beintehaa...I goggled the exact meaning. It means to the last limit.

And I had been SO looking forward to the Beintehaa Nafrat. From Zain's side especially...because it really existed way more from him. The Walimah especially was an AH-MAZING sequence. Its not about manhandling or screaming...its about the INTENSITY which had been introduced to us. Since love & hate are two sides of the same coin...the Beintehaa Nafrat was making me more & more excited for the same intensity of Beintehaa Mohabbat.

Lets see now. The attraction DID come to soon. My expectations kinda got lower :(

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Shaz

@..DamonCrazy..

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Posted: 11 years ago

#22

A little something about manhandling & stuff...CVs had managed to show some HIGH intensity based on purely personal injuries WITHOUT any physical manhandling on BI :p They could have very well pulled off the hatred track without faltu ki pushing/manhandling.

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preity_d

@preity_d

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Posted: 11 years ago

#23

They always thought they hate each other beintehan, but the reality lies elsewhere... And what kind of hate you are saying... Hate is a big word, people generally uses it, but doesn't mean it... There nothing happened between the two that they should hate each other, yes They can be dislike and disliked by each other

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AshRun

@AshRun

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Posted: 11 years ago

#24

I totally agree!! The word Beintehaa got my young blood rushing LOL and then when I used to hear that BI music before Fahad's track, I used to be so excitedd!! Then all of sudden it lost meaning... :(

It was supposed to be about Zain & Aaliya giving each other emotional pain and then becoming the greatest source of emotional pleasure and wealth for each other.

Nafrat doesn't always mean manhandling 😕 It is an emotion . Just because some popular shows used it, doesn't mean that it is the supreme law of telly land and is synonymous with the emotion of nafrat. Not every man pushes and pulls someone he hates.

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NinjaInPyjamas

@NinjaInPyjamas

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Posted: 11 years ago

#25

Hate is too strong a word.

I am not sure I would have liked the disgust / dislike to go on between the protagonists till it did not satisfy the viewers. Agree Zain was not manhandling Aaliya, but if he did make her life hell and vice versa...umm...I don't think I would have liked watching the show.

When she was accused of sending her jewellery home, and Zain had all Beintehaa nafrat for her, no matter what Aaliya did, he wouldn't have saved her, stood up for her, held her hand and walked out. Rather Suraiyya and those two chamchas would be the ones happy in the opposite situation. Did we want that?

Because Beintehaa Nafrat mein toh he wouldn't have bothered at all. He could have let her hear all those things, got happy, and then later told her that he knew all about it! So let's make a plan and go get the papers back!

^^ That doesn't sound convincing, does it? 😆

TV pe bhi tension hi dekhna hai? 😛

Whatever the track might be, some of us viewers would never be happy..and looking at a bigger picture, love track and happy track, even kitkit tracks attract and keep more viewers hooked than a beintehaa nafrat story.

Edited by NinjaInPyjamas - 11 years ago

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