Dulhan (Hum) Sami,Sumbul,Faizan,Mashal - Page 37

Originally posted by: Gobi13

She could but given the fact tht mikaal doesn’t actually have any income or property to give. I don’t know exact laws of Pakistan but I don’t think she would get anything from him.

But he has a house, and a share in his uncle's company. She is his wife.. he offered her a flat and money before he even addressed her as a wife.. now after falling for her I think he's ready to give everything to her if she forgives him.😳

Originally posted by: awida

But he has a house, and a share in his uncle's company. She is his wife.. he offered her a flat and money before he even addressed her as a wife.. now after falling for her I think he's ready to give everything to her if she forgives him.😳

Obviously he would help her regardless cause he feels guilty but if it were a court case. The house is his mother’s name so it can’t be given. He never got the shares from his uncle. Remember, his mom gave the shares to his mamu when he was little. He was trying to get them back. Tht is why married Annie. He hasn’t gotten em back yet.

Originally posted by: Gobi13

Obviously he would help her regardless cause he feels guilty but if it were a court case. The house is his mother’s name so it can’t be given. He never got the shares from his uncle. Remember, his mom gave the shares to his mamu when he was little. He was trying to get them back. Tht is why married Annie. He hasn’t gotten em back yet.

I know.. but I think he can file a case. I think his uncle is a honest man. He won't deny him his shares. He isn't even mad at him for killing his only son. Let's see what happens in the last ep.🤓

Looking at the extended promo for the last episode, I don't even think she will sign the papers to let him out of jail.

In a world of shows which are busy punishing the women for daring to go against the rules set by the men and rewarding the men regardless of how much they violate the women we finally have a show with some guts which has finally set out to show what it is to wrong an innocent woman/human being. Both the families of the guys have been completely brought down to their knees- one guy is dead, one is in the jail!

I can totally relate to Amal’s dilemma. The poor girl is in love with the guy but not able to cross the mental block of that night. Amal is basically me the audience who badly wants to forgive Mikaal but helplessly being held back by what he did that night. May be one day she will find it in her to be able to blur away that night.

But for the slow pace, I think it’s a great show. The chemistry between Amal & Mikaal is the heartbeat of the show. One more Sami Khan’s show which went great for me. This guy rarely disappoints!👏

I wanted to see what happens after 3 yrs.😒 I wanted to see a happy family of mikaal n Amal. I think the punishment was fair given the situation but I don’t think normally 3 yrs enough for the stuff mikaal n shameer did.

I loved the letter writing scene from both sides in the ending scene

How both r deep down waiting for an ultimate reconciliation

The ending sentence of Amal that she doesnt want to be anyone else's dulhaan after Mikaal said it all

I loved how they didnt make the ending typical and cliched and Sumbul was excellent in showing her vulnerability yet strong self respect TILL THE END

I wish the show wasnt so stretched

It cud jv been packed in 20 epis and made a good show

Its a very different type of ending i hv seen in a pak drama... Its neither happy nor sad..... How it shows we hv to let time heal a few things

Excellent work by the writer director and the whole team

Originally posted by: cutejodikangal

I can totally relate to Amal’s dilemma. The poor girl is in love with the guy but not able to cross the mental block of that night. Amal is basically me the audience who badly wants to forgive Mikaal but helplessly being held back by what he did that night. May be one day she will find it in her to be able to blur away that night.

Originally posted by: ABBY_JERAN

The ending sentence of Amal that she doesnt want to be anyone else's dulhaan after Mikaal said it all

Above quotes summed it up for me.

It was a bittersweet but wholly realistic ending.

“Love does not begin and end the way we seem to think it does. Love is a battle, love is a war; love is a growing up.” J. Baldwin

Originally posted by: Geraldin

Above quotes summed it up for me.

It was a bittersweet but wholly realistic ending.

“Love does not begin and end the way we seem to think it does. Love is a battle, love is a war; love is a growing up.” J. Baldwin

The way they both chose to stick with each other in the end shows that it’s going to be a new beginning for them . Like you said, this is the most realistic end.

On another note, talking about romantics, I wonder if you have watched ‘Tum Mere Kya Ho’ ? If you haven’t then please do because it is one of the best romantic Pakistani dramas I have watched.

https://youtu.be/pYHo-U2WNZc

Wow, although I thought I was prepared for all angles, the way it was executed did catch me a bit off guard throughout the episode.

Like others have said, I liked how it was not cliché. It was bittersweet. However, it's upsetting that Shahmeer just gets to die while Mikaal is the only one who has to really face punishment.

I absolutely loved Sami! His performance as a whole was amazing. Sumbul was a huge surprise for me, she and Sami's chemistry was really why I kept watching. I kept getting teary throughout the third half of the episode.

I also think that overall this was actually a good show mostly because of the performances/chemistry between leads, but it was hindered by the pacing and taking too long to move on from certain plot lines.