A cup of bitter tea... 25.12.2014 - Page 3

Originally posted by: TheImbecile

Feel like the CVs are not giving us the full SaHil experience on purpose. They are showing that these two still love each other, but that's all they seem want to show. Probably saving it for when after Tanveer is done with, the start of Billi 2.0 will begin with Toenail Sanam which is probably where angsty SaHil will actually happen.

As for the triangle...sigh. I think it's domesticated btw Sanam and Sanam2 while Aahil, as you mentioned, just thinks of her as just a servant.

Agreed...

They want to give viewers SaHil scenes but don't want to change the plot. Because if SaHil have a heart to heart, logic would make Sanam tell Aahil all the horrible secrets...

So what are they waiting for?? Tanveer to unravel by herself?

Well, never expected Sanam 2 to be positive. The CVs made that clear from the get go, with the close ups on her toenail. *rolls eyes* They just needed Sanam2 to start off as a sympathetic character and then become negative. Tanveer started off the same way too. And Sanam, like Asad, is just going to keep feeling sorry for her and make excuses for her until one day the inexplicable happens. I wonder if this time, instead of Aahil being caught with Sanam2 in a comprising way, will it be that Sanam2 concocts a way for Sanam to be caught with someone else in a compromising way? That would be crazy.

That toenail... *shudder*

Showing Sanam2 witnessing SaHil Junoon like that... I mean she would run away if she saw them at the Dhaba plot !! ☺️ She may be nice and all, but does that mean one should give up their husband ?? I wouldn't !?

Anyhow...here's to hoping the story finally starts going somewhere what with the new umpteenth clause being added in. IT looks like Tanveer's next ploy, based on the new promo, will be to prove that Sanam is trying to kill her instead of trying to end Sanam.

What would that accomplish? To make Aahil throw Sanam out? But doesn't she have to stay put for a year? So the aim is just to disregard Sanam in front of Aahil so much that, he wouldn't believe her if she told him the truth about his Ammi...

Originally posted by: sageflower7

I know the feeling. its' as though they are keeping SaHil on pause for something. The way Aahil was dying to see her when she disappeared from the wedding, it doesn't make sense that he can wait for answers right now. He's not even angry at her anymore.

" I'm not angry anymore, but that doesn't mean I have forgiven you"

Is that what it is?

Probably. But it looks like he is in no hurry to solve his problems.

Originally posted by: Chahanya

I agree

SaHil moments lose charm because we have crying 2nd wife in the frame with them or a single frame esp for her to show us she is crying

Loved Seth gif used to show Tannu reaction she has to save someone life woh bhi the one she put a hit on

HOw come the wife clause was not known ab tak

Aise chalta raha saheliyana beheniyana of Sanam n Sanam 2 then soon Ahil will feel like the third wheel

What we wanna see n what are we getting to see

BTW the plant ko kyun idhar rakha was it nightshade?

Humsafar Asher had nightshade and he too was worried about his baby getting direct sunlight

Where is the QH we wnt to see

Originally posted by: sylvia99

The story is stirred, so the other parts.

Originally posted by: rabees011

Sanam I feel should buy another zameen away from Bhojpur hill station. I am sure she has saved up some money from her dhaba business in Punjab during her initial days. She should restart her dhaba and make Haya and Seher her helping hands. When she manages to gain success, she should open a chain of dhabas. In the meanwhile she should transfer all the property to Aahil's name and I am sure after this, Tanveer will get everything transferred in her own name. She will then kick Aahil out. The Khan sisters (the trio) can start living in Khan Villa after Dilshad makes a comeback from Punjab to join them and reclaim Khan Villa by exposing Munisa before Raahat. Raahat, Haya, Dilshad, and Seher can live there happily while Aahil will roam around the streets singing "Awara bhavre jo haule haule gaaye." Then he can come back to Sanam's doorstep at Khan Villa and beg her for forgiveness. Once he returns, Dilshad can give him a piece of her mind and reveal to him that his current house is the house of her husband Rashid Ahmed Khan and even show him the ownership papers. His reaction will be worth watching as he will then realize that asli owner hai kaun. Itne dino se jisko ghar ka naukar banake rakha wohi asli maalkin nikli! Facepalm!!

He has turned Sanam into a servant only because he knows Sanam does not earn, she is not educated enough to get a high-paying job, she doesn't have a family that can support her, she has a grandmother who is in hospital (according to him) and a sister who was disabled but recently she has gained back her faculties and is now married (and completely unaware and uninterested in Sanam), so she can't defend Sanam either. Sanam was a cook who used to own a dhaba. She was a cook and a mulazim at his house who was insulted left, right, and centre by everyone except Rehan. Therefore, she can be turned into a servant once again as she has no family, money, sufficient bank balance or ground to stand on (other than the grounds of his house and money provided by him). This is his perception about Sanam that she is nothing but a SERVANT as she comes from a POOR FAMILY!! This is the only reason why he turned her back into a servant. If she was from an affluent background and was educated with a decent income, then he wouldn't have had the audacity to drag her and turn her into a servant again. Instead he probably would have just told her to leave.

I want Sanam to BREAK THIS IMAGE NOT BECAUSE I want her to prove it to Aahil and be equal with him. It's because I want her to make her own present and future so that she has some source of security along with an identity of her OWN. Once she has done that, I want her to secure her future by herself by owning Khan Villa and saving up enough money to provide for herself as well as her family.

Then later on when she accepts Aahil, I also wish she doesn't change her last name. Changing of last name is not recommended or suggested by Islam as last names indicate a person's lineage by hinting a connection with the mother or father (mostly it's the father's last name and on the Day of Judgement people will be called by their mother's last name according to Islam). Sanam is an independent girl of the 21st century and she has got nothing to do with Aahil's lineage. She is a part of Asya's lineage. Besides, identity shouldn't be based on one's relationship/ matrimonial status as spouses are strangers with whom people share no blood ties (unless they are cousins from the same side) and thus have nothing to do with their lineage. In addition, once married, a person can also get divorced and will have to revert back to their original last names. However, the identity that a person gets from sharing their last name with one of the parents is something permanent, not temporary. Even if the parents die or abandon their children, it will always remain a fact that he/she is related to his/her parents by blood. Therefore, sharing last names with parents/taking on the last names of parents is the rule in Islam.

If one claims that she is taking on her husband's last name out of love or a sense of belonging to him, then shouldn't the husband also feel the same way and take on her last name out of love, a sense of belonging and undying affection to show the world that his newfound identity is that he is the husband of so and so? Why is it only women who are asked to CHANGE be it changing their lifestyles or surnames? Why should her identity be dependent on someone to whom she isn't related by blood and has a chance to obtain divorce from? Wouldn't it be better to reserve the spaces after our first names for our parents? If parents weren't there, then we wouldn't be here in this world in the first place. So, as a sense of gratitude and as a result of the blood ties we share with our parents, we should associate our identities by taking on their last names only regardless of marital/relationship status.

That way BOTH men and women would be equal in terms of preserving their respective identities and it should be okay for a a child to decide to stick to his/her mother's or father's last name as they both are his/her sources of origin. In summation, our primary identity should ALWAYS be derived from the last names of our parents. Later on in life we create our own identities or secondary identities by the type of work we do, the contribution we make to society, and the type of behaviour we engage in while interacting with others and dealing with situations.

Sorry for my rant, I am just frustrated by Sanam and Aahil's dumb behaviour.