Positive or negative- Aahil and Jannat - Page 5

Originally posted by: Dil-E-Pagalpan

More than Shaaad, it is Aahil's responsibility to open her to the truth and even if this lame excuse of illness is given, he should have told to shaad straight who she is and made shaad stay away from her and then revive Sanam's memories! However this excuse of illness is lame because maybe it might be a shock to her, but when shaad wrote that letter it could have also caused harm, right?

Next thing is it doesn't mean that telling the truth would bring back her memory, it could give her shock but she'll be fine soon and he could have slowly revived her memories and it could have been a beautiful track! Even this had the potential but they ruined it to whitewash Shaad and go against morals!

Hmm!, for me only actors in the telly world who knows to cry and make us cry for it are kv and gurmeet! However, Kv takes the top! Both men do it splendidly that you cry so badly for them! No matter how much you resist crying you just cry!

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

@blue. The reason he didn't I think may have been hinted very subtley. I don't know, I didn't watch starting from that episode. But from the WU, it seemed like there was a subtle hint. When Shaad asked why Aahil didn't tell him, Aahil said he could't be sure how Shaad would react, and thus he didn't want Sanam affected. Now it was suger coated into meaning that he didn't want Jannat to be affected by seeing Shaad perhaps dejected. But from my reading of it, it was actually perhaps hinting that he didn't know how Shaad would react to the truth, thus it being dangerous for Jannat/Sanam in that she may be gone from Aahil.

Anyway the whole issue her is the fact that they refuse to even acknowledge the Shady factor. He did nothing wrong, he's after all a Nek Insaan. No, he created the situation and is responsible for it. It's not like he found a stranger whom he knew and thought to be Jannat.🤪

I read today's update and the beginning of it was so sickening. I was like thoroughly sickened by it. A woman is being demeaned and humiliated, and his love is being praised and we he is bemoaning how he will lose the Jannat close to his heart, blah blah blah. They are treating it as if it's a sane love triangle. No, the woman is being conned and lied to, is living in a lie, and is not allowed any informed choice. It's embarassing to watch.

And this is not an issue of immorality or adultery. If so, many great stories from religious to mythological to classical literature to historical stories should not be portrayed then. The problem is that this whole situation and scenario demeaning and degrading over and over and over.

Why did SJ first say she would slap the two guys? Because they are treating her as some puppet and toy. In a bizarre way, it would be Jannat's choice if she had seduced Shaad even without the aphrodesiac, which I believe she would have done without the sleeping pill or S2's pill. Except, it's not a fully informed choice, it's based on lies and deception. Hence, degrading and insulting. it should not be romantic, but rather it's one which highlights the absolutely ugliness of the situation. Now of course, Shaad takes away her choice by slipping her sleeping pills (which were Sanam2's drug, but really I don't think it made a difference--it was just an excuse in order to show his demeaning and humiliating situation for the woman as romantic and cute.)

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

I agree. It makes it no better. Same way 'lekin Shaad' really made it much worse. It all comes down to: if you think about it, there is no way you can escape the ugliness of the situation, and then even worse--Aahil's lack of reaction to it.

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

@bold, so which is it? Is he weak, or is he a strong villain? -May be he'll be a strong villain in the coming episodes?

Black is a strong color, and he has the strongest color there out of all of them. He is one of the focal points due to it.

In QH only villains have power, so why is the weak man wearing black then? Or he is showing power and mystery and so in QH since only villains have power, that means he's a villain?

Villains are not most likely to wear black because if that were the case, then we would see mostly black on villains and no black on others.

Yes Jannat wore black but the show really means for her to be a villain? No they don't. -Jannat is also a villain in Sahil's love story ironically.

Black is a a traditional and conventional formal color, so when a hero or heroine wear it, that doesn't mean they are being signified as villains..

Again why aren't the vamps wearing black then? Aahil was also wearing black along with Rehan and Tanveer and Sanam in the last S2 break bumper. Was Aahil a villain then, holding Sanam's hand? He was the victim Rehan, Sanam and Seher were trying to save from Tanveer. Seher was the only one in light color.😆 So all of them were villains except for Seher? Yes, they all did things wrong and were at various fault, but Seher was the white angel amongst all of them?😆
If I remember Sehar wore a black bottom, so she was partly there.And Ahil, ofc became mean & bad towards Sanam post Aher, even was the victim as well as the perpetrator in that track.

Black is traditional and classic formal wear as well as casual wear. Especially for men. Basically by your argument, shows should avoid classic outfits on heroes and heroines because black can give meaning that they are villains..

I never said shows should avoid colors, my inference was based on the way colors have been used in QH.

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Rehan it is only a few people here who think he ever had a chance of turning grey or negative. It's made clear by SS and others that he was never meant to be grey or negative. He really wasn't. Many of us never saw that in the narrative and were only worried about regular lame cliched lazy soap trends. But according to he he was graphed he was not grey, only a conflicted character who felt helpless and stuck.

But I will grant and agree that both he and Tanveer were wearing black while Aahil was wearing white. That is a deliberate contrast. However when they are wearing formal or everyday wear, it doesn't make black anything sinister evil or associated vith villainy. IMO,the colors are significant during important scenes or in promos.Dilshad wore black burqua when Razia hid her, taht didn't make her a villain.

As I said, then heroines and heroes should avoid black outfits--even though it is one of the most pleasing and fashionable.

Originally posted by: pallavifan

very nice post

Originally posted by: innocent.aman

black is black and white is white kya farq padta hai agar story leads par focused ho aur jananant ott band ho she uses her barains and end to gutterjaaan and aaahil stop being devdas looser boneless nawab