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Arwen11

@Arwen11

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Posted: 15 years ago

#101

oh ...thats too bad ... and skep i m sorry for the delay .... with bro here my computer timings r all messed up .... i'll probably go offline soon because he wants to use the laptop =(

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Posted: 15 years ago

#102

Sure sweetie, I know what borthers are made of..................they are universally the same. 🤢 😡

My speakers are crackling but on...............so I shall see it tonight.

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@sami01

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Posted: 15 years ago

#103

the serial's pace is very good and i am actually impressed with its simplicity,people reacting to situations,greyish character in all of the cast..no one is shown perfect as in real world we all are neither too good nor too bad like present day scenarios...we just react to situations........just like in the drama.....

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Posted: 15 years ago

#104

Arfeen's mother ......................

I am amazed at this character. She has no sense of guilt while she is telling on her beads constantly. "Khuda ka Khauff" is abs absent here.

She so arrogantly tells Adil's mom that "chalo hum use maaf karte hain" Get off the high horse lady .............. She even tells her husband "kaise bhai hain aapke".

What a way she has made shortshrift of poor Adil.

The minute she talks to her son, o dear........ her voice changes and trembles as if in such grief.....

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ...........................

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Posted: 15 years ago

#105

Arfeen's father ................

This old rooster cant think straight and in fact is a "Joru ka ghulam" He pathetically listens to the grand cow and agrees with her. And yet he calls himself the gr8 patriarch........

He has found a man for Saba obviously carelessly. We don't know as yet whether he is good or not.

He didn't bat an eyelid when he sees Saba's mother cry at the lousy match he has found. "Aap ne hume kahi ka nahi ........"

Revolting man ...................... I hate him ever since I saw him kick Saba!!!!!!!! 😡 😡 😡

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@skeptical

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Posted: 15 years ago

#106

Adil's mother ...........................

This woman at one time was fond of Saba...... yet she thinks the worst of her just to please the cow. She is protective of her son ................. though its not of much use.

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Posted: 15 years ago

#107

If there are two men who don't even need a mention it's Saba's father and Adil's father. The latter is a complete darpok. The former for all his tenure abroad and his education is as closed minded as a medevial yokel ......... It's particularly sad that whilst he encourages his daughter to pursue her studies, he doesn't trust her at all. All this means he cant be a good judge of character. 😭

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@skeptical

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Posted: 15 years ago

#108

Saba's mother .................. the weakest human being and I believe its Saba's gr8est misfortune to have a mother so spineless and unloving..................

She wept buckets when her BIL tells her he's found some donkey to marry Saba. Boo hoo........... and when she goes to Saba's room, she's cold and unreasonable. Where was the empathy then? Didn't she feel anything? It was so so sad when Saba begs her for understanding and PROTECTION which of course she spurns. Instead she turns on her.

"Aap meri ma ho ...... mujhe bachaye is ......." begs Saba .........Didn't she feel an ounce of pity for her own daughter? for her own flesh and blood?

How heartless she is is when she says, the minute we get you married we are leaving to be with your father........ just threw Saba to some destiny with not a soul on her side. How dreadful!!!!

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skeptical

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Posted: 15 years ago

#109

Saba's sister...................

The last person whom anyone would want for a sister.......... She knows she has wronged her sister by not trusting her. Where is the sisterliness? Where is the blind loyalty to your own didi who has been so loving to you and impeccable in character. How could she have fallen prey to the cow's gimmick? If not in public, at least she could have shown Saba some charity in thoughts and words?

Why then did she feel fearful and restless when she's dressing up Saba ? She realises she is leading her to the slaughter house. Yet she has the brazenness to say "aap ne khayi banayi hai toh usme aap ......." Where did her love go?