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@Klaustrophillic

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Posted: 8 years ago

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@Klaustrophillic

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: princess200
HAHAHA Mando🤣

Mando's behavior was the heights today!😆😆😆

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@Manzz

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Posted: 8 years ago

#43

😃 😃 Thank You 😃 😃

😃 😃 😳 😳 😃 😃 😳 Nice Work ! ! 😉 😆 😳 😃 May 23rd ! ! 😳 😃 😉 😆

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showstruck

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Posted: 8 years ago

#44

Thank you. I wonder how long before Amala talks to karuna.

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@Klaustrophillic

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Posted: 8 years ago

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NOTE: The episode will be updated at 2PM IST😊

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darkwarrior200

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Posted: 8 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: ..MysticAura..
NOTE: The episode will be updated at 2PM IST😊

you mean one more hour😭

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@Klaustrophillic

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Srushti

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Posted: 8 years ago

#48

Till now I have observed that KQHAK is exact scene to scene remake of Fatmagul'un Sucu Ne?

So members who have not watched the show before, should abstain themselves from learning the plotline or spoilers at present. Coz then there won't be any point in watching KQHAK unless one is a curious viewer( like me) who wants to see as to how Fatmagul's story is fitted into the context of Indian society. Till now it has been totally satisfactory. I had read in some article relating to Zindagi Channel airing Turkish shows and them being highly appreciated by Indian audiences. It said that it was so because of some basic similarities in thinking and cultures of Turkey and India. And now I see, it's kinda true.

KQHAK proves it to the tee that a rape survivor's trauma is universal and it gets the same kind of reaction, be it any corner of the world.