does sahir's dream have significance??

He does want it very much. But at the same time he is almost afraid of it. He is afraid of love and happiness because he believes it eventually only leads to greater pain. That is how he has conditioned himself due to his past experience. He believes love and happiness are very short lived and eventually lead to greater pain. It was why he is depriving himself of any kind of joy of life and love because more than his wife he is afraid of heart break again. It is also why he explains to Arzoo he does not want to get attached or addicted to her again. Saahir is almost at boiling point trying to fight his emotion which is why I believe what Arzoo and Alvira are doing might not be the healthiest thing for either party. I think we are in for an outburst of anger from Saahir on Monday.

Originally posted by: redviolet

He does want it very much. But at the same time he is almost afraid of it. He is afraid of love and happiness because he believes it eventually only leads to greater pain. That is how he has conditioned himself due to his past experience. He believes love and happiness are very short lived and eventually lead to greater pain. It was why he is depriving himself of any kind of joy of life and love because more than his wife he is afraid of heart break again. It is also why he explains to Arzoo he does not want to get attached or addicted to her again. Saahir is almost at boiling point trying to fight his emotion which is why I believe what Arzoo and Alvira are doing might not be the healthiest thing for either party. I think we are in for an outburst of anger from Saahir on Monday.