The Worst of Scenarios - ZaYa

Originally posted by: IncyWincySpider

I hope she doesn't take the shit Zayn gives her that will ruin her character

Originally posted by: togepe30

I dont think the makers wudve tried to emphasize on Aaliya's tit for tat attitude so much if they just had to make her a submissive bahu...

They wudve just shown her to be quiet..

I feel the whole "Jab jab mere baal katenge...tumhari pant utregi..." thing will come to the fore now...

Originally posted by: Yuvika_15

exactly, I wouldn't personally be able to digest a zain that is too rude and evil to his wife- that's just not zain...NOT the zain we've got to know over the last few weeks. I think we'll obv see a different side to him, the angry zain... but not someone who's evil and full of hatred... im hoping their hatred isn't any different to how we've seen but seeing zain's angry looks and killing glares at aaliya it seems he wont forgive her easily.

aaliya should NOT turn into the typical crying bahu/wife... im hoping if zain does be rude to her she gives it back to him...just like we've seen so far but I dunno why I get a feeling we'll see a different side to zain in this upcoming track..which will be interesting to see...

Originally posted by: AshRun

Good thoughts...Aaliya's dialogue " I'm being forced into someone's life" reminded me of Humsafar because that is exactly what the female lead says in that show, when the guys Dad fixes his marriage with her but there we had a really mature male lead, and he was older than the girl in the story too. Their dramas are more realistic so we saw that they try to make it work. Therefore, he wasn't shown as rude until there was sufficient reason for him to.

Hieee Thanks ! :)

Reminded? it was totally copy pasted Khirad's dialogue, I am a crazy Humsafar fan, so Aliya saying the same didn't have any magic on me, Infact i felt okie so it's like how Khirad felt, she's in that state of mind. I absolutely agree with you here, the male lead was mature, while Zain has this childish enthusiasm and is hardly responsible towards a career his studies...anything. Clearly the show is inspired from Pakitani shows and Humsafar hugely. Colors sister channel Rishtey aired Humsafar and it got really good ratings. we can clearly see the connection.

However, in this drama, they're both young, always bickering since childhood, and married against their true wishes, so conflict is bound to be shown. I am not expecting an OTT sweet Zain who will always be sensitive towards Aaliya's feelings in al situations. He won't beat her up or do all the nasty things that Jahaan or Suraiya will do , but he will definitely give her a hard time. That's realistic though, and as long as the creatives play their cards safely and don't neglect Zain's character then even their serious fights will be a pleasure to watch. By the way, Harshad can look way too young ( which he is) but still looks younger than others his age, and innocent at times, but when he's angry, omggg...God save me 😆 I am SO ready to see this side of him 😆 Sorry for such a long response, I get carried away .

However, and a huge one at that, because Beintehaa is inspired 100% and this is a daily drama show, they are going to have 200+ episodes unlike Humsafar a 23 episode package. So even if Beintehaa is an inspiration from Humsafar and other pak shows, Bring it on. 😎 Now the term inspiration is apt, Beintehaa has different characters, Zain is different, so is Aliya. Their equation is different. Which makes the show different at the end of the day.

Now coming to the track. When I spoke abt Zain not following the make your life hell thought, I imagined the anti-heroes of Indian TV. Zain is not a guy who would abuse anyone, mentally or physically.

@Bold- Bang On! Same here.

Harshad is the best debut actor after a long long time that I am seeing on TV. Last I appreciated most was Mishal Raheja.

Coming back to Harshad, I know right, at one point he looks young, charming boyish and when the situation turns serious, suddenly there's a man standing there, someone who holds the entire audience, as though his words mean everything. Stunning Performance, he left me in awe and won a fan in me almost instantly. Have to mention the transition he makes from boyish to serious is so believable that at no point you feel there are two different people you are watching. And lastly (I promise I am ending my post 😆) this does remind me of Fawad Afzal Khan, because he too has this amazing talent.

Don't say sorry, I completely relate as you can see I get carried away too 😆