Tere Bin DT#118 (Yumna Zaidi- Wahaj Ali) Meerab Ki Hain Angooti

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Kumuda-123

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Posted: 2 years ago

#81

Originally posted by: Gundamwing
I liked the way Murtasim behaved with Haya today. Everybody wants him to go berserk on Behaya, but it is beneath his dignity to ever think she is that powerful to destabilize his marriage. It would be so easy for him to delegate the blame but he is not a typical ML, it is one of the reasons what makes him unique. He is taking responsibility for what happened, if he blamed Haya he gives her credit that she caused this separation which diminishes MeMu as a couple, and gives Haya power over him. Harpie is not worthy to be Murtasim's adversary.

I don't want him to behave like other men, barking at others for what was his fault, true hero takes accountability. If that makes him look weak then so be it. There is a nobility in the way he acts, his affairs with his wife are theirs alone, nobody has the authority to destroy Meerab and Murtasim but themselves. Murtasim elevates him and Meerab to a level Haya can't touch.

He coolly deduced that the witch was there for his wife's ring. Without raising his voice or his hands he told harpie she is worthless compared to his meerab. When haya character assassinated meerab, he doesn't flinch he knows his girl. When the witch asks for his wife's ring, he states if Meerab is no more, then murtasim doesn't exist either, ring has no value she can have the ring. When she said you will be mine too, he didn't react because he is not a toy that she can just steal. He doesn't fear her any more than he fears an insect on the ground, she lives because he hasn't stepped on her yet out of pity.

Whether fight between him & his wife happened or not

He needs to held haya accountable for hugging him as his wife, for painting him as cheater infront of his wife, for trying to harm his wife

He told her he will show his bad side if she doesn't tell his wife the truth

Where is his bad side now?

So he is not a man of his words.

And what accountability he took exactly? Does he feel he is at fault ? No. He is happily letting everyone think meerab left for no reason while being nice to the person who actually caused the fire.

Kindly show me the scene where he took accountability of his mistakes?

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pressu

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Posted: 2 years ago

#82

Originally posted by: Kumuda-123
https://twitter.com/AnvishtS/status/1664473388960874496?t=Ck58R2eN4v3FBDjkRUeYLQ&s=19
Our hot muya 🔥

I saw this in the twitter. I think we are going to get more MuYa content from Twitter.

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unicornhugs

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Posted: 2 years ago

#83

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Since Mariyam track he is not OG MK , he looks defeated and dejected ! Like he lost the plot ! So u don’t see his old authoritarian mode.
Here again he knows she left on her own will not kidnap or something but he since she is not there where she usually would go for , he is now worried if she is in some kind of trouble/ danger.

Yes in Hira’s live she mentioned something about how Murtasim wasn’t happy like you would expect him to be when he overheard Mariam tell MB that Meerab started having feelings for him. He most likely didn’t completely believe it but she said that everything has been piling up on him and he’s feeling it. He’s definitely been in a defeated mode and now with Meerab gone, I think it will worsen. I think Meerab is going to discover who she is during the separation but Murtasim will lose more of himself. He needs her in his life. Unfortunately we’re not getting a monologue or any conversation to figure out where his head is at. We did have some conversation with Bakhtu (the one about his obligations and forgetting love and the second one about robbing/losing yourself in love). It’s similar to how we didn’t get Meerab’s perspective before but now we are. I’m not sure if they will explain Murtasim’s feelings but I think they should. I feel like it may have come out right after Murtasim closed the door during the big fight but they’re playing it really safe now and if he showed any aggression, I doubt we’ll see it.

Edited by unicornhugs - 2 years ago

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Winterberry

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Posted: 2 years ago

#84

Originally posted by: unicornhugs
Yes in Hira’s live she mentioned something about how Murtasim wasn’t happy like you would expect him to be when he overheard Mariam tell MB that Meerab started having feelings for him. He most likely didn’t completely believe it but she said that everything has been piling up on him and he’s feeling it. He’s definitely been in a defeated mode and now with Meerab gone, I think it will worsen. I think Meerab is going to discover who she is during the separation but Murtasim will lose more of himself. He needs her in his life. Unfortunately we’re not getting a monologue or any conversation to figure out where his head is at. We did have some conversation with Bakhtu (the one about his obligations and forgetting love and the second one about robbing/losing yourself in love). It’s similar to how we didn’t get Meerab’s perspective before but now we are. I’m not sure if they will explain Murtasim’s feelings but I think they should. I feel like it may have come out right after Murtasim closed the door during the big fight but they’re playing it really safe now and if he showed any aggression, I doubt we’ll see it.

She will find herself, make her own identity and loose idealistic view of world , will start seeing world and people for who they are really for and Hw will loose all the innocence in him and let go off many things but he will hold on to her memory!

The separation will help them bring in balance they lacked for their peaceful coexistence and accept each other completely!

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unicornhugs

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Posted: 2 years ago

#85

Originally posted by: Gundamwing
I liked the way Murtasim behaved with Haya today. Everybody wants him to go berserk on Behaya, but it is beneath his dignity to ever think she is that powerful to destabilize his marriage. It would be so easy for him to delegate the blame but he is not a typical ML, it is one of the reasons what makes him unique. He is taking responsibility for what happened, if he blamed Haya he gives her credit that she caused this separation which diminishes MeMu as a couple, and gives Haya power over him. Harpie is not worthy to be Murtasim's adversary.

I don't want him to behave like other men, barking at others for what was his fault, true hero takes accountability. If that makes him look weak then so be it. There is a nobility in the way he acts, his affairs with his wife are theirs alone, nobody has the authority to destroy Meerab and Murtasim but themselves. Murtasim elevates him and Meerab to a level Haya can't touch.

He coolly deduced that the witch was there for his wife's ring. Without raising his voice or his hands he told harpie she is worthless compared to his meerab. When haya character assassinated meerab, he doesn't flinch he knows his girl. When the witch asks for his wife's ring, he states if Meerab is no more, then murtasim doesn't exist either, ring has no value she can have the ring. When she said you will be mine too, he didn't react because he is not a toy that she can just steal. He doesn't fear her any more than he fears an insect on the ground, she lives because he hasn't stepped on her yet out of pity.

I completely agree with all of this. Also giving Haya a reaction, any reaction is exactly what she wants.

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unicornhugs

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Posted: 2 years ago

#86

Originally posted by: bips
Mujhe yeh show depression de dega.... I ended up marathoning wahaj's ishq jalebi bec i wanted to see something with wahaj .☺️.

.. The FL was boring as usual but he was good.. Really liked the show.. Comedic family drama with some romance... Highly recommended...

One thing i noticed while watching it (and even when watching mpht) is wahaj's body language... In both these shows he plays the boy next door, the simple common man... And then he transforms into this larger than life charismatic murtasim... Excellent 🤗

I noticed that about Wahaj too, how he plays his characters so differently. His body language and expression of each emotion is different according to the character. I don’t know how he managed to play both Saad and Murtasim simultaneously.