Originally posted by: Tara_memu12

I loved that they related this whole scenario to her dialogue earlier - main kisi din tumhe phone krte krte marr bhi jaungi....and his realisation that this might be it, this might be the end,the way he ran... finally he is realising it all!
I am not blaming mustafa for the miscarriage, it was an accident, true....but it is also true that he neglected her in many ways. Yes earning money for a better future is necessary, but tending to your pregnant wife is also equally important. Had it been Sharjeena who was doing this for their better future, every one would have been behind her, but mustafa gets a clean slate.
I am all good with his passion to have a better future, but I cannot surpass the fact that he left her all alone. No one can replace your life partner, and she needed her husband's support, and love...she longed for that, and if it was not clear with all the notes then I don't know if there is any other easier explanation for that! She could have shifted to her parents' place, but the note that said "saara din ho gaya tumne call nahi ki mujhe" clearly indicated that even after living at her parents' house, she would have been that lonely because he was that busy, he wouldn't have time to even call, andar hi andar wo tab bhi utna hi ghut'ti rehti ki uska husband usko call tak nahi kr rha hai, and no one can deny the fact that the 'saath' of your life partner is not something anyone can replace.
And his guilt is not about the miscarriage, it's about her condition. The regret is about the fact that he neglected her on emotional grounds, which he did. Murtaza uncle had no say in it, ofcourse, but again he has been doing the "galat time pr galat cheezein bolna" since the very beginning.