TERE BIN - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali DT# 65 "Ab Bure bhi Nahi Lagte" - Page 20

In the interview, the writer told that she likes 'never give up attitude' of Meerab. And she also told that she kept Meerab's character same throughout the drama. So we may be sure that Meerab will not become like a crying heroine after separation.

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Innu,

Actually they are bringing down the story to this point 🥹🥹🥹 He had everything under control before her and with her things are slipping off! Not her fault but I just f hate the idea 💡

Zubi Dubi was a ticking time bomb. Regardles of whether Meerab is in his life or not, war was imminent. Look at it this way, when the story started KMK is a character was someone you easily would have believed is capable of killing someone. There would have been a shoot out, he would have died, how many others killed, or end up in jail maybe he would have come out using his influence. But what would have happened to him, enemy might be dead but the potential good man you saw in him would have died too.

Now despite his ravings we know he is not a killer. I think without Meerab in his life, there would have been bloodshed, it was her positive influence on him to not resort to violence that called on him to struggle for this legal approach, she save his soul and life.

Yes he will lose the title, family, izzat, land, wife, child, because everything comes with a price that is life. She too paid a price and now he will pay his. But all temporary loses for bigger gains. He will get back everything he lost, which for him ultimately is only Meerb, rest he can rebuild with her by his side.

Originally posted by: Kumuda-123

If u ask nooran she will say my MK is flawless, Ideal man. He doesn't need to change, grow, evolve.

It is meerab journey to know his worth 🤣

Don't listen to her

She doesn't even know what she wrote

Originally posted by: Moonks

kaha ho sab, jaldi report karo😡

Originally posted by: Winterberry

You forgot she also knows how to tame wild horses and tie them up in barn!

And boooom she falls into pool 🏊‍♀️

He let a woman who is half his size, has 30% of his physical strength, he got the higher ground with firmer footwear and he falls in

So who won

Originally posted by: Alizba63

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The biggest reactions comes from "those audience" when meerab rejects or takes her time to understand murtasim. It's like murtasim is doing a favor by presenting the minimal human behavior to Meerab who lost her home, parents and identity.

It's a long road and I always thought our generation girls would be different but I'll be brutally honest. It was too much to expect. These girls were raised by "those women", the men who think they're second class and the society that just says log Kiya kahengy. Hence, a large portion of toxic viewers with internalized misogyny are infact girls 16-26. Sad sad fact. The olders ones understand better but can't say much due to backlash.

Oh this made me sit down and reflect!

talking in general, It will take generations to undo and erase this mentality! Women are taught and expected to put men on pedestals for doing the bare minimum. This kinda mindset is so deeply rooted that a complete annihilation will take collective humongous efforts, which is next to impossible!

Yes, the conditioning is instilled into girls right from childhood, enabled by both men and women around them! Women equally partake in this!

When it comes to fictional men, it gets more ridiculous, because looks charm the young girls away! Not exaggerating, but my heart literally breaks for my gender especially the young girls, when I read their comments on social media about characters like Meerab and Murtasim! I feel sad that they might never get wise enough to see through the red lines and misogynistic undertones in real life as well, the way they cannot see it in the show!

It also makes me thank my luck that I can rationalise better than them, and take fiction as fiction!

Young girls need guidance and and social media these days ain't it!

Also, the elder ones aren't spared either! I met my aunt on eid and she's watching tere bin! I was taken aback by her views on Meerab! She told me she'd rather watch a crybaby Hala than a Meerab because a girl that 'assertive' cannot be found in real life! I don't know if I should take this in positive that the writer has kept Meerab so pushy on that front or be sad at my aunt's expectations from heroines on tv!

MEERAB HER DUPATTA FLICKING

I LOOOVVVVVEEEEE IT

https://twitter.com/TheJTwitting/status/1650104587783745537?s=20

Originally posted by: Alizba63

This sofa is special. Once murtasim is permanently promoted to bed this will be come meesam's napping and play space.

Meerab will say jaisa baap waisa beti 🤣

Trust me. In donon ke jo haal hain, Murtu will find himself sleeping on the couch more than he would like.

Thoughts??

https://twitter.com/dusk041/status/1650214750457073664?s=46&t=qQ5sh4I6FC9RN7b-XVA1CA

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Murtasim is changing not because he wants to impress her and get laid, but because he is a good man strives to be a great man not just for her sake but for himself too as he has heavy burdens on his shoulder. She is not falling in love with him because he yields to her demands, the wife and queen have different demands. Her first thoughts are this will change the system, she was looking at he bigger picture and she challenges Khan Murtasim Khan to face them.

Off topic but by seeing MPTH i am bit worried about writer's perception of a good man, is this her definition of how a man should be? What expectations is she trying to set by writing a character like Saad, I am all in for men respecting boundaries but not at all ok with men being a doormat and not having any agencies.