TERE BIN - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali DT 47 "Are you serious?" - Page 36

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Living with a tube light, he is becoming tube light tooooooo

Just tell her what worried you about those 30 minutes

Just tell her why Sasta Salman really disgusts you

Just tell her what you meant by the Jump

Just tell her you are afraid, not ashamed

We know it, you know it, even the chicken who sacrificed its life for meerab biriyani knew it

RIP chicken don't worry someone will eat you your death will not be wasted

Unpopular opinion but in an effort to be deep, poetic and intriguing, the writer has come up with some rather strange, long-winded, unnecessary dialogues that don’t flow. Maybe it’s just me but they seem out of place. It really shouldn’t be so difficult for the audience to understand what a character is trying to say.

This includes the terrace scene with the whole vada sequence, the Ishq scene in the promo where Murtasim asks what she would do if someone ishq’ed her and she responds by saying what she would do in Ishq herself. Koi logical sequence nahi.

Also reminds me of the dance scene. He says you look beautiful and she says ‘tumne hi to diya hai’ to which he again says ‘aur kisme hai itni chahat’

What is he even saying here? Who else loves you so much that they’d give you a sari and jewels to wear? What nonsense. Kya confusion hai. If I misunderstood this dialogue, someone please explain.

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

We are working sincerely on this TB supplemental package

TBA MM code Revised edition

TBA analysis Revised and Updated edition

TBA dictionary Library edition

TBA MM Kamasutra Limited Edition

Originally posted by: Madhuilove

This

Originally posted by: Kumuda-123

@bold exactly

Had she cared for psycho even as a friend, she would have fought with murtu saying why did he beat her friend.

But her priority was murtu and his anger. She is on the verge of saying go and beat him up again if that stops u from being grumpy with me 🤣

😂😂😂😂 meerab would have said that. I wouldn’t be surprised at all 😂😂

both r like madly in love.

It’s well written story. I expected this scene. Very well coordinated as well.

I feel sorry for rohil what a waste of whiteboard and 2 min Junoon-e-pyar 😂😂

Bravo 👏

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

We are working sincerely on this TB supplemental package

TBA MM code Revised edition

TBA analysis Revised and Updated edition

TBA dictionary Library edition

TBA MM Kamasutra Limited Edition

Okay last post seriously loll

We can open TB academy 😂

Originally posted by: WanderingWonder

It didn’t make sense to me, because the promise was specifically about Rohail. Like seriously, dying is easier than promising not to see Rohail? That Duffar? what am I missing here in translation?

Originally posted by: princessjojo

Unpopular opinion but in an effort to be deep, poetic and intriguing, the writer has come up with some rather strange, long-winded, unnecessary dialogues that don’t flow. Maybe it’s just me but they seem out of place. It really shouldn’t be so difficult for the audience to understand what a character is trying to say.

This includes the terrace scene with the whole vada sequence, the Ishq scene in the promo where Murtasim asks what she would do if someone ishq’ed her and she responds by saying what she would do in Ishq herself. Koi logical sequence nahi.

Also reminds me of the dance scene. He says you look beautiful and she says ‘tumne hi to diya hai’ to which he again says ‘aur kisme hai itni chahat’

What is he even saying here? Who else loves you so much that they’d give you a sari and jewels to wear? What nonsense. Kya confusion hai. If I misunderstood this dialogue, someone please explain.

Originally posted by: Sofna

👋💤😴

I left on KMK coming home to an 8hr old dinner🍽🤔

One guy is ignoring his wife like she's shredded his manhood🙊😆😅🤣

Whilst in my Turkish, the feudal Lord is brushing his wife's hair gently... and she's even hugged him a few times...🤔

Why do I end up following such contrasting shows

🥴😁😆

I saw a precap of Bold and the Beautiful and there was a full on sex scene NO CLOTHES,

imagine how confused i am with all these cultures in my head

Originally posted by: princessjojo

Unpopular opinion but in an effort to be deep, poetic and intriguing, the writer has come up with some rather strange, long-winded, unnecessary dialogues that don’t flow. Maybe it’s just me but they seem out of place. It really shouldn’t be so difficult for the audience to understand what a character is trying to say.

This includes the terrace scene with the whole vada sequence, the Ishq scene in the promo where Murtasim asks what she would do if someone ishq’ed her and she responds by saying what she would do in Ishq herself. Koi logical sequence nahi.

Also reminds me of the dance scene. He says you look beautiful and she says ‘tumne hi to diya hai’ to which he again says ‘aur kisme hai itni chahat’

What is he even saying here? Who else loves you so much that they’d give you a sari and jewels to wear? What nonsense. Kya confusion hai. If I misunderstood this dialogue, someone please explain.

She is a very knowledgeable writer for sure with in-depth knowledge around everything.

I think we as an audience because we as an outsider we have often hard time cross referencing.

As the story she relates to is not common story known by everyone like say star cross lover referred to Romeo and Juliet.

Actually I would say the story she refers to they are far better and has much deeper meaning.

I read allot of book and when I find something new I would often go goggle it.

Most of her reference is to very in-depth Islamic culture and tridition which people who r not familier with the history of islam which is very much nowdays because we often learn about English history than our own so we r having hard time understanding some dialogue.

That “kisme hai itni chat “ is just referring to his junoon for her. Who has the audacity to bring you all this that I did. He is self praising him self that he done it for her. She should be pleased. Along that line…