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Okay...before the brickbats are hurled, I'd request to just hear me out :P
I may sound stupid, illogical to some, but still try and hear me out lol.
I just finished watching the episode I was too scared to watch because of the reactions on the forum, and also because I was traveling and couldn't find the time yesterday.
Anyhow, coming to the topic - I totally agree with the fact that Zoya is stupid, irritatingly righteous in a twisted way, extra naive, and illogical, and that is exactly why I somehow managed to understand her pov. Sometimes when you love someone a little too much, and that person betrays you - you feel hurt, abuse him/her, curse, but you also feel hurt when someone else badmouths that person because for some reason, in that moment your love, for that beloved backstabber overpowers all the hate and resentment you have against him/her. You somewhere feel only you have the right to curse and abuse that individual for the betrayals against you - and not anyone else. I won't disagree if any one of you finds this extremely stupid and impractical, because it totally is, but sometimes, some humans are absolute fools when it comes to extreme love and affection. I can say this with such guarantee only and only because even I have done something similar, where I have literally cursed (Oh, you have NO idea!) a certain family member who used to be closest to me for severe betrayals and deceit, but found myself feeling uncomfortable when someone else did it for me, exactly the way Zoya reacts when Aditya, and her father lambaste Yash
Zoya madly loved Yash, and she had to literally see him being accused of murdering Pooja whom he apparently loved and vice versa. Yes, he cheated Zoya, lied to her, kept her in the dark for only he knows how long!, but whatever little she knew of him, she is certain he wouldn't have killed someone for his own depressed state of mind. She saw her beloved backstabber's name being dragged through the mud, while the other woman who was equally guilty in the entire game of cheating went scot-free. Of course, it had to be done to get Zoya and Aditya off the hook, but don't think I can fault her for being hurt about the process.
However this is the only part where I could understand Zoya in the episode, the rest of the time she was a pain to watch. Zoya would be the dumbest woman on the planet(Surprise!) if she goes ahead and re-opens the case, as the case Rajveer prepared is all about Adiya being the culprits, so is she going to let the Police investigate them again? And why should an innocent Adi be dragged through it all because of her inexplicable loyalty towards her selfish in laws? Also, her trying to explain Mahi of all people was the most irritating thing I have seen in a while. She is the same woman who helped put Zoya in that situation in the first place, therefore, exactly what was Zoya trying to do when she went all, 'Mahi, its not what you think, listen to me blah blah blah'. Also, where exactly does the spine she showed in the last part of the episode vanish when it comes to Mahi? Such inconsistency in the character's growth
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