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I am so scared , how this story will move on. Today was just 30 days after meerub ran away, after 18 more months how will his reaction be. How will he react after seeing meerab , will there be joy or sad after seeing baby , will there be any justification for what they lost because of meerub assumption regarding haya and MK . Will Mk marry haya after meerab tells him that I love u . Will that be his saza at the end where he moves on leaving her ..,

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

What happened after SEX? DECODE THE MONOLOGUES (Ep 47,48,49,50)

Two things are true for Murtasim one is when he is in emotional turmoil he runs away from Meerab and the other is Meerab will be his wife Qayamat tak. Both these scenarios cannot peacefully co-exist, something is got to give. He has made this mistake 4 times now; after the second car accident he is in agony doesn’t want to expose himself in front of her so he deals with it by telling her to get lost, after rohail fiasco in karachi he is looking to run away again, her Maryam betrayal did maximum damage to him it killed a part of him so he just cannot have her around him until he forgives her so he sends her off, and now after sex that made neither of them happy he runs away yet again. You can only make the same mistake so many times before it comes back to bite you in the ass. He has been playing catch and catch with her so far, guess what his lady love has changed the game to hide and seek now.

His monologue is relatively easy to understand. Murtasim gave into his desires after she made the first move, the timing couldn’t be more wrong, and he should have known better. He hurts the hand that he uses to protect her, the hand is an extension of himself which failed in protecting her from herself. They are the hands-hands couple, hand is the autobiography to their romance and now it is bleeding damaged like their bond. He feels guilty, ashamed, defeated by his failures he can’t process all these negative emotions around her, so he does what he always does he takes a time out, BIG MISTAKE.

Meerab’s 3 monologues go through 3 stages, first he left me alone screw him Astalavista baby, second oh nooooo what have I done yes yes yes this is the correct decision, and finally where is Murtasim he should have found me by now I will continue to play hide and seek this is my favorite game.

The previous 3 times it was Meerab who stood her ground and came back to him because Meerb the wife will always come back to Murtasim. She had fulfilled her wedding vow to him to place him above herself, which is her ego and return to him even if he walked away first. She couldn’t do that this final time because Murtasim wasn’t in the room when she needed him the most destroying Meerab the wife. With the wife gone someone else who took over and this new Meerab is a clean slate she belongs to no one. Irony of what is happening is he begged her to put herself first so that she can take care of him, and when she finally does, she does it in the cruelest way possible by cutting him off.

In episode 38 when she first started to realize her feelings for him, what does she do she goes to the man himself to clear her doubts. Murtasim is the light in her life, he is her guide and in turn she shows them the way forward. Murtasim wasn’t there to comfort her after sex, turned his back on her and her mind slipped into the abyss. Without his support she can’t come to terms with what she did, with what happened to her and the whole situation. She just did what he always had done she took time out; the difference is it will take her longer than him to return.

Mirror is signature to their romance, whenever she stood in front of the mirror after marriage he had always been there, and if she ever looked in the mirror by herself, she is thinking about him. She lied to the whole world that she didn’t love him, but facing herself in the mirror alone without him her thoughts are focused on herself and her actions. She can’t lie to herself anymore that she loved him, desired him, and slept with him. So, Meerab what is the problem?

Nowhere in her monologues she is blaming him, she is only questioning herself. She is questioning her actions, her feelings for him, the conditions on which her marriage happened. Two things she decided in haste, her wedding to Murtasim and sleeping with him. She is trying to understand her impulsive decisions by taking another impulsive decision. Marriage to Murtasim was her choice one she was corned into making that decision, however she at least had power over her feelings when and how to disclose them and she lost control over that too.

Meerab had specific goals in her life before she married, her untimely marriage crashed all her plans. She wanted to cross certain barriers before she took her marriage to the next level that also doesn’t go according to her plan. She said she will believe in his love when she can love him like he does her, which is to keep loving someone even if you can’t forgive them, even if they make mistakes, even if they are damaged with all their flaws. Meerab didn’t think the was capable of this kind of love because of her unforgiving nature and she held herself back as long as possible. From episode 38 onwards she did realize she loved him but sleeping with him before she confessed, before she fully forgave the past, before she was even emotionally ready was not part of her plan. She put the cart before the horse and without timely emotional reassurance from him her world collapsed again.

When she came to Maryam’s ruksathi she was filled with hope, but when struck down with the fear that he didn’t love her anymore she turned into a monster. What soulful things she said she would do for the one she loves, but what does she end up doing slapping and spitting on the man she loves, if she didn’t feel shame then she sure felt it after sex. When he walked out on her without reassuring her it only compounds her fear that he lost respect for her, she lost his love for her, he is ashamed of her deplorable conduct, and she has lost him. From her POV she lost her virginity to a man she has fallen in love with, but he possibly has fallen out of love with her, for a prideful character there can be nothing more humiliating than this. After she lost her OG identify she found purpose and dignity in being ‘Murtasim ki biwi’. But this title holds no value if he does not love her, thus she lost herself again and her virtue is gone as well. She has nothing to hold on to, no family, no identity, no love and is suffering total deconstruction.

Meerab has abandonment issues since she has found out the truth about her parentage. When Murtasim leaves the room after the fateful encounter, she assumes she has been abandoned by the man she has come to love.

what do you think will happen when they come face to face? I had assumed that Meerab will slowly accept that she is in love with Murtasim and might seek him out. After today’s episode, I feel she won’t budge cos her ego won’t let her and it’ll be Murtasim again who has to make the first move.

Thoughts:

Hate that NM has involved a child in their relationship especially after stating in her interview that a child shouldn’t be in the picture in a complicated marriage.

Didn’t want a baby to be an anchor. Wish they had solve their conflicts without a child involved. It’s hard for me to digest.

Meerab needs this separation.. no matter how illogical and stupid it has come to be, she needed the time away.

Murtasim is lost and helpless. I don’t know why he says yes to Haya but there must be a reason. He has something up in his sleeve. Haya means nothing to him. He thinks of her as zehr. 🤞

Hate Geo for ruining yet another week of my life.

Why did they cast a C grade actress sabeena if Haaya was such an important character for this show

They give her the best wardrobe ......nice make up and unlimited screen presence but sabeena is just so mediocre in every dept

Geez

More than the writing

Sabeena as haaya ruined the show for me

I like watching murtasims scenes with ma begum Maryam Anwar Chacha even bakhtu

But sabeena just ruins all murtasim haaya scenes with her zero screen presence and even worse acting n voice modulation

When there is a rishta coming for Hiya then why ruin it .

Murtasim should have been happy that ' Jaan Chuti ' , but no .....

He had the perfect opportunity of letting Hiya go from the haweli in a respectable way .

But he wants her all for himself , crying or whatever , he wants to marry Hiya willingly , no one forcing him not even Hiya it seems .

She practically lives in his bedroom anyway .

Meerub should separate from him , properly this time but don't be so unfair to her daughter .

Just because you have ego issues that does not mean that your daughter should not be with her father .

Haya and ‘Thursday-TB-Teaser’ Syndrome

Today, my original plan was to write my thoughts on Gun’s interesting post on ‘What is Murtasim’s original sin?’, but as usual, TB-team has a way of ruining everyone’s plans. Since Ms. Nooran has mastered the theory of ‘Unpredictability’, by putting this post, I might be putting my foot in my mouth on Thursday night, next week, but oh, well! So, I am going to try and stay clear from predicting anything – ‘try’ being the most significant term here.

Disclaimer: It is going to be a very long post, and my thoughts are all over the place. So, there is a high chance that this post may lose its way in the middle, but I promise I will bring it back to the track before the end – just like with our beloved drama! Also, keep in mind, I know nothing about story writing and literature – all my ramblings below come from the point of being an avid reader. Nothing more and nothing less.

Who is Haya? Haya is the main villain in TB’s plot. In my opinion, Nooran’s TB is about the ‘Epic love story of the KMK’ – that is her basic plot. The director said in his interview that the ‘contract’ is the hook of their story. Understandable as it was what pushed the story’s motion from that point onward. TB fandom is a testament for that – the hype of the contract breach and all! So, that leaves us to resolve the other major plot points - the revelation of Meerab’s parentage, the consummation/ contract breach and identity crisis/ separation, the dilemma of the main leads, finally, the climax and denouement (again, just my pov!). All the rest have been sub-plots/ twist and turns etc., but monumental (at least some) to show the character developments and to navigate between plot points. Coming back to the original question, where does Haya’s character fit in? You’d realize that she has no place in any of the major plot points, but she is significant in driving all the sub-plots/ twists (Nope, I would not say that the contract breach and separation happened because of Haya – Please…! I would not give her that importance; these two has much larger issues between them than that!).

Haya is one of the two constant characters in the TB world, the other being Malik Zubair. Why constant? All the other characters have either progressed or circumstantially fluctuated. Haya’s is the same as she was shown in the Ep.01 (MZ is the arch nemesis of KMK and has less screen space to elaborate the character progression, so we can ignore him with just the ‘negative’ tag.). Haya is shown as an orphan, taken into the family with open arms, given all the luxuries etc. etc. But she is always considered ‘like a daughter’, not as the daughter. The underline is clear; you are family, but not as much as family as the others of the family. She was constantly threatened to be sent away to her paternal grandmother. She is partially a ‘charity’ case for the family. So, you’d find that she constantly tries to find her hold to be belonging to the family, keeps emphasizing how she is a part of the family etc. She finally finds her ultimate ticket to her goal – heir of the family. If she becomes the lady of the house, her position will be unshaken. MB cannot tell her off, it will be her house to rule – the supremacy. That is the basis of her obsession over KMK, everyone is hoodwinked into think that she is in love with him since they were children – but it is her mirage.

And there is not a single positive attribute to her character – nada! She has always been shown as a selfish, ‘opportunist’; take that initial sequence where Mariyam is getting ready for a party, the moment MB questioned about the visit, Haya whitewashed herself throwing Mariyam under the bus. She was selfish and after 50+ episodes, she still is. This scene was important, because as we have seen in subsequent episodes, Mariyam is the only person who truly considered Haya as family. She was always considerate towards her, but as it goes, Haya was shown to be the most inconsiderate and insensitive towards Mariyam. She is detestable (and it doesn’t help that the portrayal is also a bit mediocre. No offence to the actor, but except for the slyness, the act is always monotonous and repetitive, dialogue delivery has the same tone mostly – screeching sort of tone, and the bobbing of the head while delivering dialogues sometimes to drive the point home, seems so irritating!). So, Haya is the prototypical antagonist of the TB plot – villain of KMK’s love story. Male protagonist ending up with the antagonist can be considered with an infinite series, where there will be space for further resolution. But if that happened with a finite series (especially, since we are at the end), then either I have made a colossal mistake in identifying the protagonists of the story or the writer has a preposterous imagination!

Haya was, is and will be there till the end of the story. During Haya and KMK’s first encounter (Ep. 01), KMK asked ‘why this sudden change?’ when she was trying to offer him water. So, Haya’s epiphany of her 'love' had come right before the story starts as we know it. And pre-marriage, KMK always rudely dismissed her advances. Post-marriage, his dismissals became more soft and subtle (though I’d have liked him to behave differently in the ‘soup scene’ after fish-allergy, oh, well!), but always putting forth and emphasizing Meerab’s place in his life. This, I assume, stemmed from him realizing his feelings for his wife, in his pov, he could empathize Haya for her unrequited feelings – he is gravely mistaken, there is no match for her obsession! For him, Haya is his responsibility, a part of his family, that is all! His emotions are sorted and there is no confusion in his mind, hence it cannot be any sort of issue in his relationship with his wife – he constantly has shown and emphasised his wife’s position in his life, he has declared his love for his wife, etc., so according to him, Haya has no place between them, no importance in shaping their dynamics (Also, according to KMK, Rohail is a different scenario. It needs a separate discussion. So, let’s not bring him to the equation here.). TBH, I do not believe Meerab had any ‘trust’ issues there either – she is possessive, jealous and knew Haya’s obsession over her husband, but she also knows his feelings for her (for Meerab), she trusts him. Look how she walks and takes her position in the table in front of her husband like the queen she is without any hesitation, while Haya is talking to MK in Ep. 39 – she is confident and knows what she is to him. That is why I refuse to believe that whatever that happened between the couple on the Doomsday night, has anything to do directly with neither Haya nor Rohail – they were just thrown in to build up Meerab and Murtasim’s emotional vulnerability leading to the eventual collapse.

Does Murtasim unsee all Haya’s plotting? Firstly, and foremostly, Haya needs to stay in the story till the end, so any punishment before that, will be temporary. Secondly, I do not think it is KMK’s character to get involved in the matters of the house/ family members. It has always been shown as MB’s territory. And by any chance, if Meerab had decided to rise to her ‘Khannum’ position and punish Haya, that’d have been a treat (in my dreams, of course!). So, his threats to throw Haya out of the house, are just that! Unless, KMK develop an alter-personality and decides to shoot Haya point blank, he can do nothing. However, there were certain things that cannot be ignored. After Haya’s gimmick during Naurez’s meeting, KMK seemed calculative and cautious with his approach when he apologized her. It looked contradictory as he had just come out after shouting his wife and here, he was apologizing to the culprit; did he not know that it was her doing? He definitely did, hence was the apology. Haya can stay in her dreamland with his apology, that will help to keep his wife away from MB’s wrath. And was he so stupid and ignorant to dismiss Haya’s strategic planning to demean Meerab through Maryam’s elopement? No, he wasn’t. He was dealing with his wife’s betrayal – not the one Haya suggested, but the one transpired between the couple. Before the ‘Zeher lag thi ho’ dialogue, when Haya started rambling, you can see the change in his expressions – Starting with a ‘seriously! You are pareshaan! You gotta be kidding me!’ look to a bit of melancholy when Maryam’s name was mentioned to a blank ‘implausible’ look – and then calling her ‘poison’. It was said with such hidden malice, the slight hiss in the tone, the unflinching look, calmness of his demeanour and the wait till the words sink (without rushing away), increase the impact of those three words in thousand folds and it cannot get any more humiliating than that. But of course, Haya Madam has no self-respect! And regarding addressing what Haya did on the day of Maryam’s Rukhsati night, honestly, as I mentioned earlier, till these two resolve their own issues, it will serve no purpose. There should be no space for a third person in a relationship, and if these two sort out their own inner personal demons, neither Haya nor Rohail would make any difference in their relationship’s dynamics.

Finally, we are almost reaching the end of my very, very long rant! Let’s put the foot in the mouth! Murtasim Khan has just realized that his ‘mohabbat’ for his wife is actually turned into ‘ishq’, not to mention his repeated declarations on Meerab being his wife till the ‘qayamat’. He said to his uncle that the ‘hope’ is all he has, that they both should keep the hope alive. Most importantly, he has realized that she has gone by her will and if she comes that will also by her will as well – he looked awfully confident while saying that! So, what is he playing at by willingly suggesting marriage to Haya? I believe he has something up his sleeve. If MB coerced him to the marriage, and it get interrupted by some mean, that is understandable – honestly, I thought that is where whole yesterday’s episode and Haya gaslighting MB were heading. But of course, TB belongs to genre of ‘Thriller’, especially, the teasers of Wednesday episodes are exemplary of thrillers! No, I do not believe that he will marry her, but what is he wielding under the deception of marriage?

I have written this in one of my previous posts; for Meerab to fully find her identity, KMK needs to find her. But she will not let him find her without fully finding herself. To solve this paradox, a divine intervention is needed. Figuring out the form of this intervention (in Nooran’s script) would be the uphill battle we fans will have to face till we reach the climax!

P.S.

There are few seemingly inconsequential incidents that happened during the last couple of episodes, that I am unable to shake off. Though I have couple of my own theories, since I vowed to myself that I won’t predict anything for the story written by NM, I am listing them just to ponder!

Bhakthu went with KMK’s greetings to Rohail and the guy is missing since then. Where is he? What ‘secrets’ KMK said that are buried in Bhaktu’s heart?

Farukh, who was charitable enough to take Meerab to his relatives for a shelter and all, insisted that she pays her bus fare at their first encounter, so that the only piece of jewelry (with a recognisable pendant) she had, could be handed over to him.

At Farukh’s house, KMK found Meerab’s prescription (obviously the doctor forgot to write the patient’s name, but KMK is smart. He figured it is of a pregnant lady!).

From where will Farukh find the money needed for Meerab’s medical care? Pawn/ sell the chain with the diamond pendant or his rikshaw?

Originally posted by: anu41982

Haya and ‘Thursday-TB-Teaser’ Syndrome

Today, my original plan was to write my thoughts on Gun’s interesting post on ‘What is Murtasim’s original sin?’, but as usual, TB-team has a way of ruining everyone’s plans. Since Ms. Nooran has mastered the theory of ‘Unpredictability’, by putting this post, I might be putting my foot in my mouth on Thursday night, next week, but oh, well! So, I am going to try and stay clear from predicting anything – ‘try’ being the most significant term here.

Disclaimer: It is going to be a very long post, and my thoughts are all over the place. So, there is a high chance that this post may lose its way in the middle, but I promise I will bring it back to the track before the end – just like with our beloved drama! Also, keep in mind, I know nothing about story writing and literature – all my ramblings below come from the point of being an avid reader. Nothing more and nothing less.

Who is Haya? Haya is the main villain in TB’s plot. In my opinion, Nooran’s TB is about the ‘Epic love story of the KMK’ – that is her basic plot. The director said in his interview that the ‘contract’ is the hook of their story. Understandable as it was what pushed the story’s motion from that point onward. TB fandom is a testament for that – the hype of the contract breach and all! So, that leaves us to resolve the other major plot points - the revelation of Meerab’s parentage, the consummation/ contract breach and identity crisis/ separation, the dilemma of the main leads, finally, the climax and denouement (again, just my pov!). All the rest have been sub-plots/ twist and turns etc., but monumental (at least some) to show the character developments and to navigate between plot points. Coming back to the original question, where does Haya’s character fit in? You’d realize that she has no place in any of the major plot points, but she is significant in driving all the sub-plots/ twists (Nope, I would not say that the contract breach and separation happened because of Haya – Please…! I would not give her that importance; these two has much larger issues between them than that!).

Haya is one of the two constant characters in the TB world, the other being Malik Zubair. Why constant? All the other characters have either progressed or circumstantially fluctuated. Haya’s is the same as she was shown in the Ep.01 (MZ is the arch nemesis of KMK and has less screen space to elaborate the character progression, so we can ignore him with just the ‘negative’ tag.). Haya is shown as an orphan, taken into the family with open arms, given all the luxuries etc. etc. But she is always considered ‘like a daughter’, not as the daughter. The underline is clear; you are family, but not as much as family as the others of the family. She was constantly threatened to be sent away to her paternal grandmother. She is partially a ‘charity’ case for the family. So, you’d find that she constantly tries to find her hold to be belonging to the family, keeps emphasizing how she is a part of the family etc. She finally finds her ultimate ticket to her goal – heir of the family. If she becomes the lady of the house, her position will be unshaken. MB cannot tell her off, it will be her house to rule – the supremacy. That is the basis of her obsession over KMK, everyone is hoodwinked into think that she is in love with him since they were children – but it is her mirage.

And there is not a single positive attribute to her character – nada! She has always been shown as a selfish, ‘opportunist’; take that initial sequence where Mariyam is getting ready for a party, the moment MB questioned about the visit, Haya whitewashed herself throwing Mariyam under the bus. She was selfish and after 50+ episodes, she still is. This scene was important, because as we have seen in subsequent episodes, Mariyam is the only person who truly considered Haya as family. She was always considerate towards her, but as it goes, Haya was shown to be the most inconsiderate and insensitive towards Mariyam. She is detestable (and it doesn’t help that the portrayal is also a bit mediocre. No offence to the actor, but except for the slyness, the act is always monotonous and repetitive, dialogue delivery has the same tone mostly – screeching sort of tone, and the bobbing of the head while delivering dialogues sometimes to drive the point home, seems so irritating!). So, Haya is the prototypical antagonist of the TB plot – villain of KMK’s love story. Male protagonist ending up with the antagonist can be considered with an infinite series, where there will be space for further resolution. But if that happened with a finite series (especially, since we are at the end), then either I have made a colossal mistake in identifying the protagonists of the story or the writer has a preposterous imagination!

Haya was, is and will be there till the end of the story. During Haya and KMK’s first encounter (Ep. 01), KMK asked ‘why this sudden change?’ when she was trying to offer him water. So, Haya’s epiphany of her 'love' had come right before the story starts as we know it. And pre-marriage, KMK always rudely dismissed her advances. Post-marriage, his dismissals became more soft and subtle (though I’d have liked him to behave differently in the ‘soup scene’ after fish-allergy, oh, well!), but always putting forth and emphasizing Meerab’s place in his life. This, I assume, stemmed from him realizing his feelings for his wife, in his pov, he could empathize Haya for her unrequited feelings – he is gravely mistaken, there is no match for her obsession! For him, Haya is his responsibility, a part of his family, that is all! His emotions are sorted and there is no confusion in his mind, hence it cannot be any sort of issue in his relationship with his wife – he constantly has shown and emphasised his wife’s position in his life, he has declared his love for his wife, etc., so according to him, Haya has no place between them, no importance in shaping their dynamics (Also, according to KMK, Rohail is a different scenario. It needs a separate discussion. So, let’s not bring him to the equation here.). TBH, I do not believe Meerab had any ‘trust’ issues there either – she is possessive, jealous and knew Haya’s obsession over her husband, but she also knows his feelings for her (for Meerab), she trusts him. Look how she walks and takes her position in the table in front of her husband like the queen she is without any hesitation, while Haya is talking to MK in Ep. 39 – she is confident and knows what she is to him. That is why I refuse to believe that whatever that happened between the couple on the Doomsday night, has anything to do directly with neither Haya nor Rohail – they were just thrown in to build up Meerab and Murtasim’s emotional vulnerability leading to the eventual collapse.

Does Murtasim unsee all Haya’s plotting? Firstly, and foremostly, Haya needs to stay in the story till the end, so any punishment before that, will be temporary. Secondly, I do not think it is KMK’s character to get involved in the matters of the house/ family members. It has always been shown as MB’s territory. And by any chance, if Meerab had decided to rise to her ‘Khannum’ position and punish Haya, that’d have been a treat (in my dreams, of course!). So, his threats to throw Haya out of the house, are just that! Unless, KMK develop an alter-personality and decides to shoot Haya point blank, he can do nothing. However, there were certain things that cannot be ignored. After Haya’s gimmick during Naurez’s meeting, KMK seemed calculative and cautious with his approach when he apologized her. It looked contradictory as he had just come out after shouting his wife and here, he was apologizing to the culprit; did he not know that it was her doing? He definitely did, hence was the apology. Haya can stay in her dreamland with his apology, that will help to keep his wife away from MB’s wrath. And was he so stupid and ignorant to dismiss Haya’s strategic planning to demean Meerab through Maryam’s elopement? No, he wasn’t. He was dealing with his wife’s betrayal – not the one Haya suggested, but the one transpired between the couple. Before the ‘Zeher lag thi ho’ dialogue, when Haya started rambling, you can see the change in his expressions – Starting with a ‘seriously! You are pareshaan! You gotta be kidding me!’ look to a bit of melancholy when Maryam’s name was mentioned to a blank ‘implausible’ look – and then calling her ‘poison’. It was said with such hidden malice, the slight hiss in the tone, the unflinching look, calmness of his demeanour and the wait till the words sink (without rushing away), increase the impact of those three words in thousand folds and it cannot get any more humiliating than that. But of course, Haya Madam has no self-respect! And regarding addressing what Haya did on the day of Maryam’s Rukhsati night, honestly, as I mentioned earlier, till these two resolve their own issues, it will serve no purpose. There should be no space for a third person in a relationship, and if these two sort out their own inner personal demons, neither Haya nor Rohail would make any difference in their relationship’s dynamics.

Finally, we are almost reaching the end of my very, very long rant! Let’s put the foot in the mouth! Murtasim Khan has just realized that his ‘mohabbat’ for his wife is actually turned into ‘ishq’, not to mention his repeated declarations on Meerab being his wife till the ‘qayamat’. He said to his uncle that the ‘hope’ is all he has, that they both should keep the hope alive. Most importantly, he has realized that she has gone by her will and if she comes that will also by her will as well – he looked awfully confident while saying that! So, what is he playing at by willingly suggesting marriage to Haya? I believe he has something up his sleeve. If MB coerced him to the marriage, and it get interrupted by some mean, that is understandable – honestly, I thought that is where whole yesterday’s episode and Haya gaslighting MB were heading. But of course, TB belongs to genre of ‘Thriller’, especially, the teasers of Wednesday episodes are exemplary of thrillers! No, I do not believe that he will marry her, but what is he wielding under the deception of marriage?

I have written this in one of my previous posts; for Meerab to fully find her identity, KMK needs to find her. But she will not let him find her without fully finding herself. To solve this paradox, a divine intervention is needed. Figuring out the form of this intervention (in Nooran’s script) would be the uphill battle we fans will have to face till we reach the climax!

P.S.

There are few seemingly inconsequential incidents that happened during the last couple of episodes, that I am unable to shake off. Though I have couple of my own theories, since I vowed to myself that I won’t predict anything for the story written by NM, I am listing them just to ponder!

Bhakthu went with KMK’s greetings to Rohail and the guy is missing since then. Where is he? What ‘secrets’ KMK said that are buried in Bhaktu’s heart?

Farukh, who was charitable enough to take Meerab to his relatives for a shelter and all, insisted that she pays her bus fare at their first encounter, so that the only piece of jewelry (with a recognisable pendant) she had, could be handed over to him.

At Farukh’s house, KMK found Meerab’s prescription (obviously the doctor forgot to write the patient’s name, but KMK is smart. He figured it is of a pregnant lady!).

From where will Farukh find the money needed for Meerab’s medical care? Pawn/ sell the chain with the diamond pendant or his rikshaw?

Thanks for taking time and penning this 🤗🤗

Originally posted by: CranberryQueen

Thoughts:

Hate that NM has involved a child in their relationship especially after stating in her interview that a child shouldn’t be in the picture in a complicated marriage.

Didn’t want a baby to be an anchor. Wish they had solve their conflicts without a child involved. It’s hard for me to digest.

Meerab needs this separation.. no matter how illogical and stupid it has come to be, she needed the time away.

Murtasim is lost and helpless. I don’t know why he says yes to Haya but there must be a reason. He has something up in his sleeve. Haya means nothing to him. He thinks of her as zehr. 🤞

Hate Geo for ruining yet another week of my life.

Agree I wish they didn’t have a baby involved. Yes Meerab needed this time away from Murtasim but as soon as she found out she was pregnant I wish she returned home.

The Meerab I thought I knew was angry with everyone because the truth of her birth was hidden from her. She never knew her real father and she was angry at her foster parents for knowingly hiding this. Yet she is doing the same to her child with Murtasim. The longer she leaves him with this secret, the more it begins eating away at her conscience.
She has become “meri marzi” Meerab, but not in the strong fighting manner she used to be. She has chosen to be away from her husband and family thinking it will bring back her strong independent self but in seeking answers to her life she seems to have lost her identity even more.
She needs him just as much as he needs her. She even seems to miss him and the flashbacks show us this. But above all she needs to be in control of her life and so she chooses to stay hidden.

Brilliant analysis Anu as always you capture great points and make me think outside the box.

I won’t do snap shot analysis for now guys. I want the episodes to run a little I need to see the whole picture, so I can capture the correct perspective of the characters. Right now saying anything is jumping to conclusions.

KMK has a plan for Haya!

Thanks Rumi and Jane for your patience

https://www.instagram.com/p/CtjTh_6gjfy/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Originally posted by: Gundamwing

Brilliant analysis Anu as always you capture great points and make me think outside the box.

I won’t do snap shot analysis for now guys. I want the episodes to run a little I need to see the whole picture, so I can capture the correct perspective of the characters. Right now saying anything is jumping to conclusions.

KMK has a plan for Haya!

Thanks Rumi and Jane for your patience

https://www.instagram.com/p/CtjTh_6gjfy/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Thanks Gunn, this gives me hope!

Looking forward to reading whenever you post 🤗