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Originally posted by: Feroze_addict
Just finished the new video which is actually dedicated to cappacuino5 as she was the one that asked for an edit with this particular song and I now love it too đ
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Originally posted by: twerping
Ayesha did start working because she was forced by her family's financial circumstances. Before that we see her as a successful student, topper in her year, a candidate for scholarship. When she started working, while it was hard at first, we see how quickly she adapts and becomes good at her job. She has a lot of potential, that is clear to see. To turn that girl into simply the supportive partner who is to be happy at her husband's success and celebrate in his celebrations is to say goodbye to the dreams that had made Ayesha what she is. Wouldn't she want her husband to also get the chance to celebrate her successes as his own? Basit is not being a villain here but he hopefully will realise that Ayesha too might have had dreams before she became his wife and work towards making them come true.
This exactly.. its all abt what WE want to see ..how we want to see each women bec we see a piece of us in them....it holds true otherwise also..if Ayesha is happy being a supportive partner so be it...a woman's life holds value only when she works outside I dun agree.being a home maker is as difficult as working ..here Ayesha has a choice which many females don't..as many of them have to work for financial reasons.....he already suggested something good that he planned for both of them..I see the point..he must leave it to Ayesha..I'll also love to watch basit give Ayesha the freedom to choose..education..work..his business or anything ..that's the ideal scenario..however I dun expect idealism on TV...let them show a little bit of sanity around each other and I'll be happy ...soha..Zoya.. qudsia..sadia..fahad..I guess work is at the bottom of the list of issues in their life đ.
This exactly.. its all abt what WE want to see ..how we want to see each women bec we see a piece of us in them....it holds true otherwise also..if Ayesha is happy being a supportive partner so be it...a woman's life holds value only when she works outside I dun agree.being a home maker is as difficult as working ..here Ayesha has a choice which many females don't..as many of them have to work for financial reasons.....he already suggested something good that he planned for both of them..I see the point..he must leave it to Ayesha..I'll also love to watch basit give Ayesha the freedom to choose..education..work..his business or anything ..that's the ideal scenario..however I dun expect idealism on TV...let them show a little bit of sanity around each other and I'll be happy ...soha..Zoya.. qudsia..sadia..fahad..I guess work is at the bottom of the list of issues in their life đ.
As long as Ayesha is happy is important. And her face when they were discussing her working already shows that this is not the case. And Basit trying to chart out her life for her is patriarchal.
Didn't quite get what you said about what We want to see....of course, this is a drama where we want to see a lot of things. It is a made up story. And wanting to see the Ayesha we saw in the first scene of this drama regain that dream she had lost in life's struggles, might be part of that wish of the audience.
I don't think there is any problem if Ayesha wants to be a homemaker or a student or a business owner. What was being discussed was Basit's attempt to control that decision. And because unlike Basit we as the audience have a greater insight into Ayesha's backstory, who she was before he entered her life, it is obvious we would know how this attempt on his part might impact Ayesha. It is not that she is happy with what he said about her not working but because he also told her he loved her, she decided not to push it. Similarly Basit wasn't happy about what she said about forgiving his mother. But because he didn't want to bring in any further conflict, he deliberately did not go into it. This was done very naturally in the show. I think what this show does is bring out how men and women interact in a patriarchal society. Neither is a villain here. But there are certain realisations that they are yet to come to.
Why did you not wake me up?
Because I liked seeing you sleep...
Now we know that Basit's concern over Ayesha not getting proper sleep runs deep.
How many times did the guy ask her whether she had got some proper sleep! And now would he wake her up when he finally sees her sleep in their bed!?!
Edit: It is time to bring this moment back...he always had a soft spot for Ayesha getting her rest.
Originally posted by: twerping
Why did you not wake me up?
Because I liked seeing you sleep...
Now we know that Basit's concern over Ayesha not getting proper sleep runs deep.
How many times did the guy ask her whether she had got some proper sleep! And now would he wake her up when he finally sees her sleep in their bed!?!
I'm preparing myself for the cuteness of this episode đđ„ Basit is such an adorable loving husband Thank God they uploaded the subtitles today đ„ł
Originally posted by: Feroze_addict
I'm preparing myself for the cuteness of this episode đđ„ Basit is such an adorable loving husband Thank God they uploaded the subtitles today đ„ł
It must be such torture waiting an extra day for the subtitles upload...Glad they uploaded it on time this week.
Originally posted by: twerping
Why did you not wake me up?
Because I liked seeing you sleep...
Now we know that Basit's concern over Ayesha not getting proper sleep runs deep.
How many times did the guy ask her whether she had got some proper sleep! And now would he wake her up when he finally sees her sleep in their bed!?!
Edit: It is time to bring this moment back...he always had a soft spot for Ayesha getting her rest.
OMG so true!! I couldnât connect these two scenes but this so so apt. Firstly, he enjoys watching her sleep, I wonder why is that? Is it because she looks unguarded in that moment? Or that he can uninterruptedly gaze at her without being caught?
And secondly, as you pointed out that Basit is genuinely concerned over Ayesha getting enough rest, which is such a rarity for men. Heâs always had a soft corner for her.
I wonder if in the future weâll see Basit caressing Ayeshaâs hair in order to make her fall asleep
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