Sunn Mere Dil (GEO) #7 - Wahaj Ali, Maya Ali, Usama Khan, Hira M - Page 53

Originally posted by: 2RsFan

I won't trust any infos without any proof

Initially there was chatter it is Pak version of KANK. If Sadaf - Ammar marriage happens then it definitely going that way .

Originally posted by: TwinkleStar12

I said the same some pages back

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Initially there was chatter it is Pak version of KANK. If Sadaf - Ammar marriage happens then it definitely going that way .

And Bilal will marry Humsha ?? Definitely not possible

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Initially there was chatter it is Pak version of KANK. If Sadaf - Ammar marriage happens then it definitely going that way .

Those scenes in the teasers can't be all dream sequences..!! They'll have romantic scenes together for last few episodes definitely.

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Initially there was chatter it is Pak version of KANK. If Sadaf - Ammar marriage happens then it definitely going that way .

Some sources claimed that Bilal and Sadaf will meet at episode 4 So don't trust anything

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Given fact she walks into his office and doesn’t ask for help but instead offers herself in return only speaks volumes of her opinion of him.

Hoping for no strings attached ONS with no one knowing about it is very different from formal relation with her family involved is another thing.

The story is all about how sadaf breaks away from what other feed her about billal and see real deal .

I just saw that SH clip where they called Sadaf’s behavior ridiculous, seriously ?Sure, she offered herself for one night because she was in a desperate situation and needed money, but does that mean she’s obligated to marry him just because he proposed? No! She doesn’t even love him at least not right now. Doing something out of desperation doesn’t automatically mean she owes him a lifetime commitment.

One of the main reasons she doesn’t want to marry him is the clear power imbalance it would create. Who’d want to live their whole life feeling like they’re in someone’s debt? From her perspective, he’s still a playboy, and she has every right to turn him down. Yes, he helped her when she needed it the most, but that doesn’t mean she has to marry a guy who’s either a womanizer or emotionally messed up to the point of hating marriage and women.

And let’s not forget—he straight-up told her before that he doesn’t believe in marriage. So now, when he suddenly proposes, why should she even trust that he’s serious? They’ve barely had any meaningful conversations, so how could she realistically commit to him? That’s why she chose her friend instead not out of love but because at least a familiar fool is better than taking a gamble on a guy who has no track record of stability. Sadaf’s whole vibe being impulsive and quick to believe what others say was set up right from the start. She judged BA completely based on her dad’s opinion, and that whole decision to offer herself was pure impulse. No wonder someone like Humsha can manipulate her so easily. She’s just as messed up as Bilal maybe even more…she’s got her issues.

I am really looking forward to this week’s episodes!

Originally posted by: arshi1983

I just saw that SH clip where they called Sadaf’s behavior ridiculous, seriously ?Sure, she offered herself for one night because she was in a desperate situation and needed money, but does that mean she’s obligated to marry him just because he proposed? No! She doesn’t even love him at least not right now. Doing something out of desperation doesn’t automatically mean she owes him a lifetime commitment.

One of the main reasons she doesn’t want to marry him is the clear power imbalance it would create. Who’d want to live their whole life feeling like they’re in someone’s debt? From her perspective, he’s still a playboy, and she has every right to turn him down. Yes, he helped her when she needed it the most, but that doesn’t mean she has to marry a guy who’s either a womanizer or emotionally messed up to the point of hating marriage and women.

And let’s not forget—he straight-up told her before that he doesn’t believe in marriage. So now, when he suddenly proposes, why should she even trust that he’s serious? They’ve barely had any meaningful conversations, so how could she realistically commit to him? That’s why she chose her friend instead not out of love but because at least a familiar fool is better than taking a gamble on a guy who has no track record of stability. Sadaf’s whole vibe being impulsive and quick to believe what others say was set up right from the start. She judged BA completely based on her dad’s opinion, and that whole decision to offer herself was pure impulse. No wonder someone like Humsha can manipulate her so easily. She’s just as messed up as Bilal maybe even more…she’s got her issues.

I am really looking forward to this week’s episodes!

Exactly this is my point...like she barely knows him and considering the image he has,how is it Possible Sadaf would readily believe that he seriously want to commit to her..

I am not annoyed at Sadaf the way people are...she should have had more monologues and better build up I feel..but people getting annoyed at her is also beyond my understanding.

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

Exactly this is my point...like she barely knows him and considering the image he has,how is it Possible Sadaf would readily believe that he seriously want to commit to her..

I am not annoyed at Sadaf the way people are...she should have had more monologues and better build up I feel..but people getting annoyed at her is also beyond my understanding.

Why do we need monologues here to understand Sadaf POV? ain’t it simple and clear ! Too much has been told about BA being women hater and what not and all , what else do audience need to understand Sadaf being guarded around him .

Originally posted by: Winterberry

Why do we need monologues here to understand Sadaf POV? ain’t it simple and clear ! Too much has been told about BA being women hater and what not and all , what else do audience need to understand Sadaf being guarded around him .

I just feel the build up of conflict in Sadaf’s mind should have shown a bit more clearly.