TERE BIN THREAD- EPISODES DISCUSSION ONLY - Page 32

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

What era is this show set in?

Or even precisely, what era is the writer born in?

Because when Meerab found Haya in a compromising situation with Murtasim, she didn't accuse him of having no character, she questioned his love, that he claims to have for her.

When Murtasim finds Meerab in an exact same situation, he tells her 'pehle kirdaar banao apna', indirectly blaming her of an indecent character

The difference between men and women...

It is mind-boggling how this show is written by a woman and yet the main woman is put on a questionable radar by her. Regressive much.

Straight away putting it out to the audience that the wife has no 'kirdaar' coming from the husband's mouth itself

Never watching a show written by this woman again!

Sorrry INUUUUU i missed your post. I was busy playing in DT.

If he found Meerab in Sticky Notes arms then situations are the same.

She was standing in a corner when he entered the house. He assumed too much.

He believed another man's word over his wife. Not cool my boy not cool.

Murtu let me down but I desperately want to give him another chance. He is hurt and in love logic doesn't work. We say cruel things when the heart bleeds.

He crossed a line with those words, how can he say she has no character. He slapped her all over again.

My stupid heart wants to believe he didn't mean those harsh words. She is his pride if he demeans her he demeans himself. What happened to 'Meri Meerab'

I have to see the episode again, put my over analyzing hat and process what happened today. What do i defend, how do I justify?????

I know one thing for sure I have no faith in this writer. She had amazing characters in her hands, but she is not worthy of them.

I racked my brain all afternoon and these are the only 2 plausible reasons I could come up with-

1)Mu is someone with a regressive mindset, so that 'Kirdaar' statement is actually inline with his character! Love has definitely softened him but hasn't changed him much, he is still a 'work in progress' , hoping to see a better version of him before the drama ends.

2)"Kirdaar banao" is maybe asking her to stand up for him. I think he is upset that she was just witnessing the whole scene as a silent spectator even when Rohail was spewing venom against him.

Originally posted by: arshi1983

I racked my brain all afternoon and these are the only 2 plausible reasons I could come up with-

1)Mu is someone with a regressive mindset, so that 'Kirdaar' statement is actually inline with his character! Love has definitely softened him but hasn't changed him much, he is still a 'work in progress' , hoping to see a better version of him before the drama ends.

2)"Kirdaar banao" is maybe asking her to stand up for him. I think he is upset that she was just witnessing the whole scene as a silent spectator even when Rohail was spewing venom against him.

Hoping to see a better version of meerab too.

He was clearly more upset with her for not speaking a word in his favour.

Originally posted by: SexyPotato

Today female lead's father mouthed a dialogue kis k sath pakde gaye (for fl). Don't know anyone noticed it or not but it left a bad taste on my mouth.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Sorrry INUUUUU i missed your post. I was busy playing in DT.

If he found Meerab in Sticky Notes arms then situations are the same.

She was standing in a corner when he entered the house. He assumed too much.

He believed another man's word over his wife. Not cool my boy not cool.

Murtu let me down but I desperately want to give him another chance. He is hurt and in love logic doesn't work. We say cruel things when the heart bleeds.

He crossed a line with those words, how can he say she has no character. He slapped her all over again.

My stupid heart wants to believe he didn't mean those harsh words. She is his pride if he demeans her he demeans himself. What happened to 'Meri Meerab'

I have to see the episode again, put my over analyzing hat and process what happened today. What do i defend, how do I justify?????

I know one thing for sure I have no faith in this writer. She had amazing characters in her hands, but she is not worthy of them.

Hey no issues

@bold, he erred today just as much as she did but, we can hardly talk about it here, without putting his wife down.

The situations weren't exactly similar, I was talking about the general perception of the scene. she did not go there willingly how much ever it feels like she did.

If one is stubborn and stupid, the other one equally lets his rage and possessiveness get the worst out of him.

They were both equally a carnage today but together they are a beautiful destruction, that is all I know about these two at this point

My stupid heart wants to believe he didn't mean those harsh words. Deep down, he knows she did nothing that would bring her or him shame, he sees the truth in her demeanor. The writer just picked up bad words there

What do i defend, how do I justify????? I say, take both of them as they are, no point in defending or justifying, though my girl is being crucified for a lot more than she did, I know there is no plea for her. He can walk away with her guns blazing and everyone would cheer.

Finally, I will say, the show's only and crucial plot device is Meerab, everyone else is just an accessory to her, Murtasim too. His actions are driven by her, one and all.

About the writer, let's just not talk about her, she seems to have time travelled from some colonial era!

The only good thing she did is create these two...

Originally posted by: arshi1983

I racked my brain all afternoon and these are the only 2 plausible reasons I could come up with-

1)Mu is someone with a regressive mindset, so that 'Kirdaar' statement is actually inline with his character! Love has definitely softened him but hasn't changed him much, he is still a 'work in progress' , hoping to see a better version of him before the drama ends.

& better version of whom??? Murtasim?? He is dev manush for creative (some extent to audience). So no hope there.

Originally posted by: arshi1983

I racked my brain all afternoon and these are the only 2 plausible reasons I could come up with-

1)Mu is someone with a regressive mindset, so that 'Kirdaar' statement is actually inline with his character! Love has definitely softened him but hasn't changed him much, he is still a 'work in progress' , hoping to see a better version of him before the drama ends.

2)"Kirdaar banao" is maybe asking her to stand up for him. I think he is upset that she was just witnessing the whole scene as a silent spectator even when Rohail was spewing venom against him.

it is number 2, my analysis is pending

On a lighter note, for all the 'papad belna' Murtasim did for his wife, he's finally getting served biryani made by her 😆

Still trying to process the last episode, and in general, I hated that they put Meerab's integrity 'kirdaar' on line to take the story forward.

A little sensibility wasn't a far fetched expectation from a woman writer 🤪

Even so, picking out one of my favourite bit from the episode,

the scene where Meerab frees her hand from Murtasim's and walks willingly to the car as he looks on and gets in after her was quite something, hot actually 😆

It gave a glimpse of the initial M&M but what has changed is that now he does not need to grab her hand to take her with him. She knows she HAS to go with him and she does. She does so with her head held high. Her demeanor there surely gave her husband something to hold on to.

Wahaj and Yumna in this bit were the hottest they have been so far on this show

P.S. don't come at me for saying where was this Meerab when Rohail took her away. I'll partly attribute it to sloppy writing. Also, Rohail is no one to her in the bigger picture, but Murtasim is her husband. The way he claims her, she claims him too. Good or bad, they are each other's outlets.

Originally posted by: -INAAYAT-

On a lighter note, for all the 'papad belna' Murtasim did for his wife, he's finally getting served biryani made by her 😆

People are saying that he won't be able to eat it because of the jump scene.