IPZN CC#2 yeh pyar na hoga kam - Page 105

Originally posted by: Ocean_of_waves

Asking for kiss from Akshi to show the co stars about his reaction, Lakshay commenting about last scene Iski Shaqal almost gives it away😆

that was too much and he did that again and again...and akshi de bhi rahi thi 😆..she should have told him he is an actor he should know how to show the reaction without being actually kissed

and that expression in the last scene when she kissed him...not just Lakshay,sabne dekha uski shakal 🤣

Originally posted by: sun29

live dekha usne aur sharam se paani ho gayi 🤣,chann se saare sapne toot gaye 😆..

Jag soona soona ho gaya Ginni ka🤣

Originally posted by: kankabhor

Maybe thats why Akshita stayed away from SM today🤪

yes they tagged her too and we know she goes through her tags...

Param is short tempered like that..hope he does not deactivate his twitter too after this

Originally posted by: sun29

that was too much and he did that again and again...and akshi de bhi rahi thi 😆..she should have told him he is an actor he should know how to show the reaction without being actually kissed

and that expression in the last scene when she kissed him...not just Lakshay,sabne dekha uski shakal 🤣

Wahaan haddiyon ne milke kababon k mazze liye🤣

Originally posted by: sun29

yes they tagged her too and we know she goes through her tags...

Param is short tempered like that..hope he does not deactivate his twitter too after this

I think she shouldn't post anything nowadays on SM. It might agitate the fandom war more.

Originally posted by: sun29

they must be,the whole point of shooting them and putting them up on a public platform for the world to see and assume and interpret in 100 different ways...the whole goodness of relations being personal has lost its meaning today ...if it is on insta or twitter it is real or else it is not ...many times i miss the simple life before the instas, twitters and facebooks

I’m only on Twitter and insta to follow celebs. I removed and blocked all my friends as I’m least interested in their life and want to Stan my favourites and get into fan wars without being judged 🤣

Originally posted by: Ocean_of_waves

I think she shouldn't post anything nowadays on SM. It might agitate the fandom war more.

Any kind of publicity is good these days.

You just want people to keep talking about you 😆

Originally posted by: Autumn_Rose

I sort of found it annoying in some parts.. though I agree that there has to be a balance between modernism and traditional values..pak shows reinforce patriarchy way too much. Like how kashaf was making more adjustments.. kashaf gets a divide from her mom; we see Zaroon advising his sister; mom being career centric , not a good homemaker.. but how much advice does Zaroon get?

Sounded more like relationship depends on the woman more..

I think it depends... the drama was mostly from Kashaf's point of view ... her upbringing, environment and circumstances were based off the patriarchy system ... Actually Osama was the most normal character - he came from a stable well-to-do family with no baggage, and he liked Kashaf sincerely as a person. He had no inferiority or patriarchy complex.

I agree on Zaroon aspect partly ... i actually found him to be a hypocrite during the phase when he was engaged , and he was called out by his sister i remember. But he was growing as a person and that change was not understood by ppl around him. Zaroon noticed Kashaf's household and her family values - rather about man vs woman - i think idea was that despite their hardships, Kashaf's sisters and mom would make quality time for each other - and also would not shy away from calling each other out when one was in the wrong with advice etc. His family didn't have that - his issue was not that his mom worked; but rather didn't have that time for her children as other families might have. Actually Zaroon was in awe of K's mom because she managed the house while still supporting her family entirely on her own - so his issue wasn't the career but a balance between work and family. Their mom's philosophy was live and let live, which for young impressionable minds is not the best advice - they need guidance and nurturing; and that was missing. And during his sisters' divorce times, the mother was adamant her daughter will be better off without the guy without even listening to another POV. In hindsight, it wasn't the best decision ... Also, Zaroon had no issue with Kashaf working or having a career - he just had this ideal about family based on his own experiences. They married quickly and that was bound to create issues, which then happened.

I think it's very easy for someone these days to say they won't compromise in a marriage and that the person should accept the other as is, but it is far from reality. There are many things to adjust and adapt with, and you really do need to find common ground. And it happens in every relationship. It's not a walk in a rosy park, but it's not all bad either (unless you are in an abusive relationship). There will be ups, downs, misunderstandings, but the idea is to have the line of communication open. If that doesn't exist - regardless who is at fault, things won't work out. Also in my practical view, the "passionate love" only lasts for sometime - after that the relationship will be based on trust and friendship ... after all you keep growing as a person based on new experiences - you can never be the exact same person as you were at the time you fell in love - you somehow need to figure how to grow together.

Originally posted by: esprit_00

I think it depends... the drama was mostly from Kashaf's point of view ... her upbringing, environment and circumstances were based off the patriarchy system ... Actually Osama was the most normal character - he came from a stable well-to-do family with no baggage, and he liked Kashaf sincerely as a person. He had no inferiority or patriarchy complex.

I agree on Zaroon aspect partly ... i actually found him to be a hypocrite during the phase when he was engaged , and he was called out by his sister i remember. But he was growing as a person and that change was not understood by ppl around him. Zaroon noticed Kashaf's household and her family values - rather about man vs woman - i think idea was that despite their hardships, Kashaf's sisters and mom would make quality time for each other - and also would not shy away from calling each other out when one was in the wrong with advice etc. His family didn't have that - his issue was not that his mom worked; but rather didn't have that time for her children as other families might have. Their mom's philosophy was live and let live, which for young impressionable minds is not the best advice - they need guidance and nurturing; and that was missing. And during his sisters' divorce times, the mother was adamant her daughter will be better off without the guy without even listening to another POV. In hindsight, it wasn't the best decision ... Also, Zaroon had no issue with Kashaf working or having a career - he just had this ideal about family based on his own experiences. They married quickly and that was bound to create issues, which then happened.

I think it's very easy for someone these days to say they won't compromise in a marriage and that the person should accept the other as is, but it is far from reality. There are many things to adjust and adapt with, and you really do need to find common ground. And it happens in every relationship. It's not a walk in a rosy park, but it's not all bad either (unless you are in an abusive relationship). There will be ups, downs, misunderstandings, but the idea is to have the line of communication open. If that doesn't exist - regardless who is at fault, things won't work out. Also in my practical view, the "passionate love" only lasts for sometime - after that the relationship will be based on trust and friendship ... after all you keep growing as a person based on new experiences - you can never be the exact same person as you were at the time you fell in love - you somehow need to figure how to grow together.

I agree, his mom wasn’t the best example.. and Zaroon realised it. But he was insecure as a person (especially during the whole Osama fiasco and kashaf too had trust issues due to what her father did). I think both of them needed some therapy 😆

Though somehow I didn’t understand what “responsibility” they meant - Zaroon sure had that in his head that women should dress “appropriately” and men flirt with them at work place if they don’t.. I kind of felt uncomfortable with that. People who want to pass comments would so so regardless of what a woman is wearing. It’s only an issue if she’s enjoying or playing along with it being a married woman.

Zaroon basically found a girl who he thought would be in line with his thought process. He cared and loved her - but didn’t have to do a lot to make the relationship work..

10 pages done in a matter of 50 mins!😲