TERE BIN-Yumna Zaidi -Wahaj Ali DT #126 - Page 105

Gotta believe it🤣

Originally posted by: WanderingWonder

Congrats on DT 126!!! Hopefully we will have some good content this week so that we don’t have to occupy our thoughts with other nonsense. TB script is non-sense enough 😂 Can’t believe we are in almost mid-June.

You're amazing 👏 💖

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

WHAT IS TERE BIN ABOUT???

The genre is fantasy romance, but what is Tere Bin (TB) about. This isn't a story about advocating for if love marriage or if arranged marriage is correct or taking a genuine stand on any social issues. This is a love story that invokes feelings of Gone with the Wind from the poster shoot to 90s classic DDLJ to being inspired from all the romantic troupes seen on TV hundred times over. It is a dish we have eaten before, but what made TB special was the presentation made unique by our Meerab and Murtasim, played stupendously by Yumna and Wahaj.

Meerab and Murtasim are fated to become one but come together under the proposition of forced marriage to create tension in the story. The premise was never a crime it was destiny’s call. Discussing the corruption of forced marriages, debating over women’s rights, or raging out about how dare they use fake marital rape in the plot all are as pointless as trying to judge if Haya is a psycho or not.

TB is ultimately about Murtasim's POV and how he gets to his happily ever after. He is on a journey through his trials and tribulations to win his one true love. The woman he loves as he fondly calls her ‘Meri Meerab’, she is his test, and she will put him through his trials through her mistakes, but in each of her mistakes is a lesson for him that will help him adapt to her and change for the better. Meerab is all pride but since she lost her identity, she has become a confused individual with trust issues trapping her in the fears of the past. Meerab is not able to believe in Murtasim’s love for her because of the betrayal she faced in his hands. She can’t comprehend the depth of his love and even if she did see his love, she doesn’t recognize the selfless nature of it. Her judgement is compromised partly because of her trauma and partly because she is naive. Murtasim not only has to win his trials of love, but with his devotion he must restore Meerab’s faith, her identity and help her heal.

There is no Murtasim without Meerab. What is a kingdom without a King, and what is a king without his Queen. The King must save his Queen, she is his realm as the Queen strives to earn her title. Long may they reign.

Originally posted by: Vani_18

The way I have watched the episodes without missing any minute details and even having theories and predictions iska aadha bhi agar college mei lagati toh topper hoti

🤣🤣

Originally posted by: ddppkkrr

She thinks she is J.k.Rowling to keep us in suspense about what happened in the bedroom and regarding Bakthu going to Rohail’s apt. Now we just have wait for the horcruxes to be revealed.

🤣🤣 a new respect for writers after watching TB..

Originally posted by: CranberryQueen

What on earth is this? 😂😂

https://twitter.com/wahajxforever/status/1668595721396789254?s=46&t=LLvl6XFDwu-94mD1SGUJJg

Effects of masterpiece. 🤣🤣

Episodes me kuch nahi milta toh sab edits me hi bana rahe hain.

Originally posted by: Heeba

I am handling it with Gigi. We post gunn’s reviews, along with edits and vms. Please do follow us on instagram and twitter ❤️

Okay. That post was beautiful. 👌👌👌♥️♥️♥️

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

WHAT IS TERE BIN ABOUT???

The genre is fantasy romance, but what is Tere Bin (TB) about. This isn't a story about advocating for if love marriage or if arranged marriage is correct or taking a genuine stand on any social issues. This is a love story that invokes feelings of Gone with the Wind from the poster shoot to 90s classic DDLJ to being inspired from all the romantic troupes seen on TV hundred times over. It is a dish we have eaten before, but what made TB special was the presentation made unique by our Meerab and Murtasim, played stupendously by Yumna and Wahaj.

Meerab and Murtasim are fated to become one but come together under the proposition of forced marriage to create tension in the story. The premise was never a crime it was destiny’s call. Discussing the corruption of forced marriages, debating over women’s rights, or raging out about how dare they use fake marital rape in the plot all are as pointless as trying to judge if Haya is a psycho or not.

TB is ultimately about Murtasim's POV and how he gets to his happily ever after. He is on a journey through his trials and tribulations to win his one true love. The woman he loves as he fondly calls her ‘Meri Meerab’, she is his test, and she will put him through his trials through her mistakes, but in each of her mistakes is a lesson for him that will help him adapt to her and change for the better. Meerab is all pride but since she lost her identity, she has become a confused individual with trust issues trapping her in the fears of the past. Meerab is not able to believe in Murtasim’s love for her because of the betrayal she faced in his hands. She can’t comprehend the depth of his love and even if she did see his love, she doesn’t recognize the selfless nature of it. Her judgement is compromised partly because of her trauma and partly because she is naive. Murtasim not only has to win his trials of love, but with his devotion he must restore Meerab’s faith, her identity and help her heal.

There is no Murtasim without Meerab. What is a kingdom without a King, and what is a king without his Queen. The King must save his Queen, she is his realm as the Queen strives to earn her title. Long may they reign.

So nice ❤❤

Originally posted by: pressu

❤❤❤

Originally posted by: midniteangel

That was the plan all along, we realised it later🤣

If only I knew this I would've waited for the show to end then watch. 🙄🙄🙄

What if they make desired climax using special effects and photoshop🤣🤣

Originally posted by: Kiwicy

Effects of masterpiece. 🤣🤣

Episodes me kuch nahi milta toh sab edits me hi bana rahe hain.