TERE BIN-Yumna Z-Wahaj Ali DT #15 " Lekin Phir Tum Mera Khoon Pi Jaugi - Page 27

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

The shawl story is so funny!

She wrote 2-3 scenes with Murtasim flexing his shawl over his shoulders in front of Meerab and she once catches it and says 'bas! Bohot hua!' 🤣

Just imagine, if Meerab actually did that on the show 😆

no yaar that is just fan fiction. There is a difference between fans and professional writers. But in terms of plot and linking up scenes some of our ideas are better.

https://twitter.com/zo_TanshiBasim/status/1634263258013274114?t=X_2b1kQh_qlYo_DiVPSSyw&s=19

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Originally posted by: Gundamwing

no yaar that is just fan fiction. There is a difference between fans and professional writers. But in terms of plot and linking up scenes some of our ideas are better.

You're right.

And I am actually glad we didn't get any such scene. It would have been trolled so badly.

https://twitter.com/urooojs/status/1634195286565302275?t=NDDErnAo9fapQfwWIuIhxQ&s=19

Murtu spoiling future generation 🤣

2 promos used to come na??

Originally posted by: Nephy1

2 promos used to come na??

2nd one will come on Monday.

Originally posted by: Nephy1

2 promos used to come na??

Kal ayega

Originally posted by: Chumu

Kal ayega

Nahi, from few weeks it is coming on Monday.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CplGfeyIxuf/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Whenever Murtu gets one chance to hold her hand, he doesn't leave it. Look at his hands here. 😆😆

Originally posted by: WanderingWonder

Omg that was my impression too. Hypocrite. Also, I liked the writer. I loved hearing how she loved writing the script and how her husband was involved in the process. I liked how she explained Meerab. And it kind of rekindled my love for Meerab a bit lol. We are all humans. Meerab was a good girl, sheltered, self-righteous, and nadaan in many respects, but still generally a nice girl. These bombs dropped on her and now she is reacting like a human. The contract itself was a reaction, a quick one hastily written on a note pad. But someone’s reactions don’t necessarily define them. As is Meerab’s case here.

Murtasim’s approach is to now give her something else to react to… to give her a new set of reactions. Love how she reacts to his flirting (irritates, shocked, annoyed, flustered) And she’s slowly starting to react to his love for her…and his body :)

I love the different aspects of Murtasim. He’s taking care of her because he views her as his responsibility. Also, he is mesmerized by her beauty and personality and this makes him mentally and physically attracted to that. He also respects her and listens to her. And finally, he also finds her to be so cute and adorable when he teases and flirts with her. It’s clear that the writer has bundled all these desirable qualities in this mythical husband.

It is pretty amazing that she was able to translate that fantasy nicely onscreen because usually I start getting annoyed with characters in these dramas, and just move on. The males lose their charm for me, or the family drama just overwhelms me and I get bored. I didn’t care to finish MH or KTK or KAM3. Here, TB has managed to reach out to a larger global audience for sure. TB trends here in the US too! I’ve never joined a forum or followed shows through Ig or Twitter prior to TB. So, hats off to them. It’s not like it’s a some great social cause/ historical drama - I watch this show for the fantasy value and they have managed to pull that off to another level!

Done watching the interview and I have the exact same thoughts.

The writer is definitely engaging to listen to. I don't think she thought a lot about all the criticism that's happening. She seems a chill, unbothered, romantic-at-heart woman. Definitely has her heart in the right place. No negative energy at all.

She understands her characters better and has obviously written Murtasim from the point of view of an ideal husband and life partner. She humanised Meerab for me. She justifies Meerab's actions but it all makes sense. Even the contract.

Even though she has written the characters very well, and had a thoroughly entertaining script to offer, the final credits have to be given to the director and actors. If the actors falter or the director misses to capture them in their essence, the connection would not have been possible even with the best of scripts.

In her words, she wrote the show as a respite for women, away from the household chores and responsibilities.

I don't expect a lot of brilliance from the plot, but it is sure to serve a good lovestory and romance.