Why hasnt it hit Saahir yet?

I was re watching the weeks episodes and just thinking Saahir has more than enough evidence now to know A it obviously was not Arzoo who gave the vender job to Sarfaraz. B. It was definitely someone who set her up as she intentionally wouldn't cause any damage to the company. C. She even claimed it was Anam who gave her the paper work. And it was Anam who seemed too persistent to keep accusing Arzoo in front of the entire office and degrading her. I dont mean to bash here and I know this post might get taken the wrong way but Saahir has shown to being a really smart business man. Just look at where he has taken Sayaira in the past 7 years? Not many brand names rose at that speed. Yet he has someone who is causing so much damage intentionally to the company through her plotting behind his back and it has not come to his attention yet? He had warned that he would have be paying careful attention to her actions from the duppatta incident on. This time she was about to cause some serious damage to the company through her plots and schemes. He almost lost he contract if it was not for Arzoo and Zaki? Yet he made no effort to get to the bottom of who was responsible for giving the order to the wrong vendor and almost made him lose such an important deal? I mean if the CVs plan to depict Saahir as a genius level business man they have to show him being a little bit more cautions and smart than this? Anam has been causing great damage to the company for a long time now? It started from getting Zaki drugged and making a complete joke out of Saiyara and she hasnt been caught? 😕

I agree with you.

Must say, very very sensible post and absolutely true and correct questions.
This is what irks me with most indian shows..male leads show all intelligence only with heroine, and don't catch the vamps soon enough.
I guess they need to go let the vamps do thier thing so the show can progress and indirectly vamps bring the couple together. But atleast they should show Sahir to be thinking about these things.

Originally posted by: dakshaavi

I agree with you.

Sadly this business tycoon who has a golden heart is surrounded by people who know to play well with his emotions and sahir trust them a lot.

I feel in anger at a spur of moment he he reacted the way he did . He did the same during dupatta incidence and then when he joined all the pieces of puzzle he didn't need any proof that arzoo was saying truth . Sahir was more frustrated and at that moment he get to know about safaraz being arzoo's father whom he hate for betraying his company's . He did talk to arzoo about safaraz and she just avoid to talk about it . Look at the timing when he gets to know the truth any one in that situation would react like that . But I am sure when he calms down he will think about it and try to figure out the real truth about vendors details .

All we expect is a business tycoon should be sensible enough to know how manipulative people can be .But trust me it's hard to recognise Ghar ki bedi kaun hai .

you made a really valid point there? He has too much trust in many people who dont really deserve it at all? Maybe since he does not have many people to get affection from. He even appreciates fake affection he recieves from people like Kurti Appa who are just using him for money.

Originally posted by: bluejalpari

Must say, very very sensible post and absolutely true and correct questions.
This is what irks me with most indian shows..male leads show all intelligence only with heroine, and don't catch the vamps soon enough.
I guess they need to go let the vamps do thier thing so the show can progress and indirectly vamps bring the couple together. But atleast they should show Sahir to be thinking about these things.

Yes the intelligence they show he has in business and work. I would like to see him apply it else where too!

You raised a valid point. This is exactly what I was thinking. At the beginning they showed Sahir as a shrewd businessman but lately in Anam's case, he is shown very gullible man who does not realize the obvious thing that is Anam who causes tremendous damage to his company. I think we just have to accept that it is an Indian soap and the logic in the story is only shown when it is convenient for the cvs.😕

Great post👍🏼

Because the vendor was selected by Arzoo ... she admitted that and it was clear too ... and though it is proved she didnt do it intentionally i don't think there is anyway for Sahir to know someone set her up ... because neither arzoo hinted at anything like that nor was there any evidence to suggest that ... if Sahir had looked at Anam then that might have been a clue ... but in that entire scene he hardly looked at her 😆 I am not saying it is impossible for Sahir to know this but its not so obvious either that he must have figured it out ... specially when his mind is occupied with deal and now ishq wala love as well 🤣

I think Sahir wasn't a shrewd businessman to begin with-- in flashbacks with Zeenat, she calls him an 'artist' who has no head for 'business'.

In the last 7 years, Sahir has changed himself, but we don't know enough history to see the sort of hold Anam and Kurti hold over him.

What about his father? What sort of a man was he? And why is Alvira such a standoffish mom-- giving contradictory signals-- once a doting mother, at other times a plotter?

The only real love Sahir seems to have got is from Zaki-- this makes Sahir an insecure person. He has no role models, has suffered betrayals and grief, and reacts more with anger than with acumen, when it comes to business decisions.

We don't know why he burned the factory, we don't know exactly why he wants this deal..

He did mention to Anam that he knew she had stolen the design-- he showed a lot of patience in unearthing the instance of plagiarism. But he isn't a real business shark-- he has loads of emotions, and sometimes, though he bottles them up, they get the better of him. They cloud his vision.

On the other hand, I do agree that vamps get away with much in Hindi serials, because the makers have to keep the story going, and if the hero saw through everything, the story would end soon.

The trick, for them, is to balance the two things-- so that the hero doesn't end up looking downright foolish.

I think in fact Sahir has really been shrewd or in fact made himself shrewd to get from that stage where Zeenat thought he couldn't do business to where he is today...running a really successful design house.