Wow...so now it's going Halala way? How original? It's like what they could not do in Season 1 with leads, they did in Season 2 with Rahat, Haya and Faiz, and now with Armaan, Mahira and Amaad.
I have never liked Armahi romantic scenes because they always looked so forced and contrived. I always felt there was more lust there than love. If there was ANY real love, they would not have split up that easily. Proves that just getting physically intimate does not solidify a relationship! It only add's to it if your relationship is already solid. If not, just because you got intimate in weeks of meeting someone, means nothing! Honestly Mahira is the pits. The way she forgot Azaad, just left a bitter taste in your mouth. No wonder people could not relate to this story!
Now this Halala thing so they can hook up again? I suppose they will have to do that, coz after all, they are officially divorced? Mahira clearly has no self worth if she will just take her husband back after he believed she is pregnant with another man's child. Even the most backward woman will have a hard time taking a man back after that! It is the biggest insult a woman can sustain, when a man questions the identity of the Father of her child, and refuses to accept HE is the Father! But I guess for Gul Khan, even THAT is like a day at the Village Fair? LOL
Have not seen the last few episodes. Like Ajay, I also caught up to KB death episodes. If not, this show hold no charm for me. I just want to see how much of a circus it becomes before they finally end it. I also saw in Sage's post that they had a "Name" of father in the DNA report? So does that mean the guy that Mahira was supposedly having an affair with provided a DNA sample, or they just matched him to a world wide database of men and found a guy called Shahid? LOL. What a joke! If Armaan provided a sample, all the DNA test would have said is that he is NOT a match! Not give the actual name of the supposed Father. These people do no research about anything scientific. It looks like a huge joke!
Anupamaa
