Tere Bin DT#116 (Yumna Zaidi- Wahaj Ali) - Page 69

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I remember we were talking about how swabhagyya vati bhawa gave us trauma some time back.

Lol those who don't know look at this reel for some trailor.

Originally posted by: Winterberry

He sent his men previous night to bash up Rohail. His wild guess R called up to tell her he has been kicked and she went there , that’s why he was so confident that mee went there. He was annoye but answer came negative he was worried and at Saba place he shows Panic .

Maine bhi ye hi bola tha per sab ko kuch aur lagta hai iss liye maine bhi chor diya bolna jis ko jo lagta hai theek lagta hai 😆.

Tb ne kaam dimagh kharab kiya hua hai ka ab NM ke bakwas writing ko main defend karne lag jao 😆

Originally posted by: Winterberry

He sent his men previous night to bash up Rohail. His wild guess R called up to tell her he has been kicked and she went there , that’s why he was so confident that mee went there. He was annoye but answer came negative he was worried and at Saba place he shows Panic .

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

THERE IS A HAPPY ENDING

Keep faith on that

Meerab will come back, Murtasim will be back

All ends well

Yes there will be a "happy ending"

But it will not be earned,

It will also be fragile and transient if you would think about it, as their underlying issues - trust, communication, respect - do not get solved through a long separation

So technically, there will be happy ending - whether it will make us happy is another thing altogether.

Originally posted by: zooni.blue

The ending to me doesn’t matter anymore

NM kind of ruined the journey ..... she just went hotpotch n killed repeat value of a show I thought was soo damn good n I’d watch it for years

Think TB ended with murtasim telling about his dreams and asking Meerab to think about them. And there was no Maryam running.. you can repeat till that point however you want. But I really want to see how nooran will lift this almost fallen to the ground story up and give a happy ending. That is my only concern now. 😂😂. Different priorities but this is what I need for my sanity.

Originally posted by: Sera-high123

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Bas iss song ke liye.

🤣🤣

Originally posted by: anu41982

Needs to get out of the TB land, so I can carry on with my normal life. So here goes my thoughts on today’s episode.

Meerab’s monologue in today’s episode is the highlight of it. If you forget her monologues from the Ep. 47, there are only very few monologues given to these characters, hence it signifies the importance of this one. TBH, this is one of the most sensible one coming from Meerab after the longest time. From the moment her alliance to Murtasim was announced by Ma Begum, everything that happened in her life up until now, are nothing short of chaos. And not once she has paused to think and sort her life, everything that came out from her side were just ‘reactions’ – sometimes violent, impulsive and sometimes senseless even. She agreed to marriage as a reaction to her becoming homeless, she made the contract to preserve whatever of herself that she could, and the list can go on. It seemed that she was getting on with her life, but honestly, she was just going with the flow. Her inability to understand and accept her feelings can also be stemmed from this unstable state of her mind. One needs clarity to make coherent decisions – and Meerab’s has lost the clarity of her mind with the chain of events that has happened in her life.

It is said that we need to learn to ‘unlearn’ – things we learnt for a lifetime should be kept behind and should start anew if one hopes to be atop of the game. It is significant to move forward; learn, then unlearn and again relearn. Meerab needs to refocus her life too. Because what she was put into is not the life that she once believed. She must purge what she already perceived for her life, revisit and reanalyze her priorities and go for a fresh start. She must lose everything she had so far to find the true meaning of her current life, without losing herself – then only she will become the fearless, courageous Meerab we saw in first few episodes – Murtasim’s ‘meri Meerab’

Standing with the idea that ‘there was never MR planned in the story, just a disgusting illusion created to divert the mind of the audience’, with this monologue, it makes perfect sense of why she left. Again, her decision was drastic and impulsive, but exactly what she needed. It also explains why she didn’t want to stay at her adoptive parents’ house. Simple, Murtasim would have come for her. And she didn’t want that to happen. Could she have done this ‘time out’ with any other way? I don’t think so. Taking time out to sort your thoughts and reanalyze life decisions is not a favorable concept in most of conventionally traditional up bringings, so I am not sure she could have done this any other way. And I highly doubt that NM’s audience will understand this thought process of her FL with clarity as well – may be that is why she imposed the fake MR, if then everyone would have easily understood Meerab’s leaving!

There are lot more to say, but my real-life deadlines are beckoning. Lastly coming to the promo, Murtasim saying that it is about his ‘izzat’ – there is nothing new or wrong in it. Isn’t that what he told to his mother after bringing his wife home after the accident fiasco; have not many of us believed his fallen shawl in the previous episode is a representation of his wife and his pride. As Gundamwing beautifully put in one of her posts, his pride and his wife are synonymous for him. And he was always portrayed (from the series teasers) as a man who values his pride the most. Coming to one last thing, though one should not count the chicks before they hatch; Murtasim’s dialogue in the promo does give me jitters. But what I want to remember is that he did mention that his relationship with Meerab is till ‘qayamat’ and he only mention that the ‘ring’ will be Haya’s when he loses the last hope of finding Meerab. I hope against the hope, that he meant only the ‘ring’, but not the hand that put the ring on Meerab’s finger (the title ‘Without You’ has always frightened me, I actually didn’t want to start watching TB because the title. But as Murtasim said, it kept happening and I couldn’t stop myself!).

Loved reading your take on this episode!!!

Originally posted by: anu41982

Needs to get out of the TB land, so I can carry on with my normal life. So here goes my thoughts on today’s episode.

Meerab’s monologue in today’s episode is the highlight of it. If you forget her monologues from the Ep. 47, there are only very few monologues given to these characters, hence it signifies the importance of this one. TBH, this is one of the most sensible one coming from Meerab after the longest time. From the moment her alliance to Murtasim was announced by Ma Begum, everything that happened in her life up until now, are nothing short of chaos. And not once she has paused to think and sort her life, everything that came out from her side were just ‘reactions’ – sometimes violent, impulsive and sometimes senseless even. She agreed to marriage as a reaction to her becoming homeless, she made the contract to preserve whatever of herself that she could, and the list can go on. It seemed that she was getting on with her life, but honestly, she was just going with the flow. Her inability to understand and accept her feelings can also be stemmed from this unstable state of her mind. One needs clarity to make coherent decisions – and Meerab’s has lost the clarity of her mind with the chain of events that has happened in her life.

It is said that we need to learn to ‘unlearn’ – things we learnt for a lifetime should be kept behind and should start anew if one hopes to be atop of the game. It is significant to move forward; learn, then unlearn and again relearn. Meerab needs to refocus her life too. Because what she was put into is not the life that she once believed. She must purge what she already perceived for her life, revisit and reanalyze her priorities and go for a fresh start. She must lose everything she had so far to find the true meaning of her current life, without losing herself – then only she will become the fearless, courageous Meerab we saw in first few episodes – Murtasim’s ‘meri Meerab’

Standing with the idea that ‘there was never MR planned in the story, just a disgusting illusion created to divert the mind of the audience’, with this monologue, it makes perfect sense of why she left. Again, her decision was drastic and impulsive, but exactly what she needed. It also explains why she didn’t want to stay at her adoptive parents’ house. Simple, Murtasim would have come for her. And she didn’t want that to happen. Could she have done this ‘time out’ with any other way? I don’t think so. Taking time out to sort your thoughts and reanalyze life decisions is not a favorable concept in most of conventionally traditional up bringings, so I am not sure she could have done this any other way. And I highly doubt that NM’s audience will understand this thought process of her FL with clarity as well – may be that is why she imposed the fake MR, if then everyone would have easily understood Meerab’s leaving!

There are lot more to say, but my real-life deadlines are beckoning. Lastly coming to the promo, Murtasim saying that it is about his ‘izzat’ – there is nothing new or wrong in it. Isn’t that what he told to his mother after bringing his wife home after the accident fiasco; have not many of us believed his fallen shawl in the previous episode is a representation of his wife and his pride. As Gundamwing beautifully put in one of her posts, his pride and his wife are synonymous for him. And he was always portrayed (from the series teasers) as a man who values his pride the most. Coming to one last thing, though one should not count the chicks before they hatch; Murtasim’s dialogue in the promo does give me jitters. But what I want to remember is that he did mention that his relationship with Meerab is till ‘qayamat’ and he only mention that the ‘ring’ will be Haya’s when he loses the last hope of finding Meerab. I hope against the hope, that he meant only the ‘ring’, but not the hand that put the ring on Meerab’s finger (the title ‘Without You’ has always frightened me, I actually didn’t want to start watching TB because the title. But as Murtasim said, it kept happening and I couldn’t stop myself!).

Originally posted by: Kumuda-123

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He has insecurity regarding another man despite his wife completely giving herself to him in terms of intimacy👌🏽

Yaar I forgot about consummation sorry but they showed nothing so it’s easy to forget in a pak show ...

Maybe he thought to hail had called about bakhtawar n meerab went to meet him

He was very calm leaning on car

Originally posted by: anu41982

Needs to get out of the TB land, so I can carry on with my normal life. So here goes my thoughts on today’s episode.

Meerab’s monologue in today’s episode is the highlight of it. If you forget her monologues from the Ep. 47, there are only very few monologues given to these characters, hence it signifies the importance of this one. TBH, this is one of the most sensible one coming from Meerab after the longest time. From the moment her alliance to Murtasim was announced by Ma Begum, everything that happened in her life up until now, are nothing short of chaos. And not once she has paused to think and sort her life, everything that came out from her side were just ‘reactions’ – sometimes violent, impulsive and sometimes senseless even. She agreed to marriage as a reaction to her becoming homeless, she made the contract to preserve whatever of herself that she could, and the list can go on. It seemed that she was getting on with her life, but honestly, she was just going with the flow. Her inability to understand and accept her feelings can also be stemmed from this unstable state of her mind. One needs clarity to make coherent decisions – and Meerab’s has lost the clarity of her mind with the chain of events that has happened in her life.

It is said that we need to learn to ‘unlearn’ – things we learnt for a lifetime should be kept behind and should start anew if one hopes to be atop of the game. It is significant to move forward; learn, then unlearn and again relearn. Meerab needs to refocus her life too. Because what she was put into is not the life that she once believed. She must purge what she already perceived for her life, revisit and reanalyze her priorities and go for a fresh start. She must lose everything she had so far to find the true meaning of her current life, without losing herself – then only she will become the fearless, courageous Meerab we saw in first few episodes – Murtasim’s ‘meri Meerab’

Standing with the idea that ‘there was never MR planned in the story, just a disgusting illusion created to divert the mind of the audience’, with this monologue, it makes perfect sense of why she left. Again, her decision was drastic and impulsive, but exactly what she needed. It also explains why she didn’t want to stay at her adoptive parents’ house. Simple, Murtasim would have come for her. And she didn’t want that to happen. Could she have done this ‘time out’ with any other way? I don’t think so. Taking time out to sort your thoughts and reanalyze life decisions is not a favorable concept in most of conventionally traditional up bringings, so I am not sure she could have done this any other way. And I highly doubt that NM’s audience will understand this thought process of her FL with clarity as well – may be that is why she imposed the fake MR, if then everyone would have easily understood Meerab’s leaving!

There are lot more to say, but my real-life deadlines are beckoning. Lastly coming to the promo, Murtasim saying that it is about his ‘izzat’ – there is nothing new or wrong in it. Isn’t that what he told to his mother after bringing his wife home after the accident fiasco; have not many of us believed his fallen shawl in the previous episode is a representation of his wife and his pride. As Gundamwing beautifully put in one of her posts, his pride and his wife are synonymous for him. And he was always portrayed (from the series teasers) as a man who values his pride the most. Coming to one last thing, though one should not count the chicks before they hatch; Murtasim’s dialogue in the promo does give me jitters. But what I want to remember is that he did mention that his relationship with Meerab is till ‘qayamat’ and he only mention that the ‘ring’ will be Haya’s when he loses the last hope of finding Meerab. I hope against the hope, that he meant only the ‘ring’, but not the hand that put the ring on Meerab’s finger (the title ‘Without You’ has always frightened me, I actually didn’t want to start watching TB because the title. But as Murtasim said, it kept happening and I couldn’t stop myself!).

This.

Anu-- Thanks for this!