Originally posted by: FieryLioness
 
Arre why would I fight over fictional characters? not my style😆... I be on forum just to hv fun nd spend time discussing show with lovely ppl here... 
I am more than glad to read pro ayesha views... whether I agree or not that's a later deal, but there's nothing about making it a battle ground and win it anyhow ...lol
So chill 🤗🏳
 
Hi Fierce Lioness,
I would like to start out with showering you with love for responding so cool and lovely. 
Sometimes, written words can be misunderstood in intention and that is most likely not what I want.
So, cool that we are all cool! Here, some love for you: 
❤️ ❤️❤️ 🤗 🤗 🤗
Just to avoid long long texts, I have removed the rest in your quote. 
You mentioned you like discussing the series with lovely people. Well.. You are in good luck! 
Here I am 😆
I agree with you. End goal is Ayet! How their journey will be remains to be seen of course, but I hope it is beautiful and one we will always remember. 
The way I see it now, is that we are shown a love story, close to reality, where we write and direct our own stories. Just like we take a wrong turn, messing up more and more at times but still, have no bad intentions. Sometimes you get in a situation in which an event or an action keeps getting worse and worse. 
From Ayesha's point of view, she does not want to destroy her marriage. She wants to restore her reputation in his eyes.. Get back the respect that she deserves. It is all that she has.. It is all that she came with.. Without it, there cannot be a marriage.. They would be merely housemates.. 
She has told lies and held back the truth. Yes, I also believe this was not the most wise thing to do. But I can understand her.. Like Basit, she is no Saint.. In her mind, she is convinced that whatever happens, Basit should not know the truth.. If he finds out, with his background experiences, it will influence his view on her and her family (of only women). Although she lies, she does give big importance to values, self respect. She lies, because she wants to stay in Basit's life and she cares for his opinion about her. 
Maybe I have to watch the last 2 episodes again or it could be the language at times, that I am missing something, but the conversation between Fahad and his mom, Fahad and Ayesha, Ayesha and Bano 
I found these to be quite natural conversations. There was a sudden escalation between friends and husband-wife. Whatever happened was never the intention. On top of that, aside from the white lies, they are both innocent. They have not done anything bad but are being accused of ultimate betrayal in such relationships. 
As viewers, we see all the wrong turns the characters make, and we have clear preferences. In general we tend to side with the underdog. In this case Basit, The Broken One. But his sudden explosion was not OK.. these are not just 2 people who you feel have turned on you and betrayed you.. Not only Ayesha had the chance to see improvements and efforts of Basit. I think this is also the other way around. And that he does not know Ayesha, fine.. But Fahad...? Years of friendship and brotherhood even. A guy who has always been there for him. To accuse him within seconds, without proof but only with assumptions and some truths not adding up. That it would make him suspicious, OK.. But go directly to slapping and accusing.. No.. 
But all fine.. It is now part of their journey and development.. 
When I try to put myself in Ayesha's place, I would not have lied, but after such character assassination, I would give Basit the cold shoulder. If I step in the shoes of Fahad, and I would be slapped and thrown out and accused like that, I would say worse things than he said to his mom. Love of course does not vanish just like that.. But I would be pissed at Basit! very offensive! 
Basit and Ayesha had a deeper connection after they had the talk regarding Sadia Aunty and how to deal with the unresolved feelings. If this thing with Zoya had not happened, they would have been closer by now. or perhaps not.. perhaps Basit just does not want to share his Fahad with his Ayesha and the other way around.. 
In that same conversation with Bano, it is also Ayesha who says Basit has given me everything. She is not unhappy being with him in house. But she is also not happy. She craves a simple happy life. To be loved and desired by him. Her husband. She takes her wedding values/promise seriously. Just like Basit does. 
That Basit is suffering in the way that he does, is not what she sees. She does not know yet, that he too is bound to her. Used to her presence. And the other way around.. If only Basit could see how helpless and empty Ayesha is feeling.. When he came to drop the phone off, he came by not only to confront her but also to check and see if she is celebrating or if she is just as miserable without him as he is without her. When he did look at her, he really looked at her. She looked very confused..
Perhaps I am repeating myself, but I do not believe that Ayesha has not sensed the differences in him.. she has.. for example: breakfast time, conversations, emotional breakdown, he does listen to her advises, flowers.. There was progress for both.. But, he jumped to conclusions quite rapidly.. and exploded.. 
Your question/remark: 
If a girl who doesn't live with him can see the changes but not the girl for whom he is changing himself...
What if we change it to: 
If a guy who has lived for some months with a girl, who have left her whole life behind, gave up her ambition to work, trying to create a place in his life and in his house, is having a good connection with his mom and his best friend and is trying to find out more about him via these two people...Should that not give him a clear message, especially about her character? 
What thought(s) come to mind for you then? 
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