Meem Se Mohabbat (HUM) #2 - Ahad Raza Mir, Dananeer Mobeen - Page 43

A question regarding Roshi's reason for resignation, which will be revealed at some point in the future, is whether her resignation will be solely based on the rejection of a love proposal and his request to keep a distance from his family, or if it will be due to professional reasons.

If she quits Talha’s office for reasons other than professional, then it’ll prove there’s no progression in Roshi’s character and that she’s immature & impulsive with her life choices and Talha was right about her all along.

I wouldn’t want Roshi to resign. Instead I want her to show resilience, overcome her heartbreak, recognize that life may not always go as planned, commit to her career, effectively manage university and work obligations, and demonstrate professionalism at work. She can even ignore Talha if she wants🤷‍♀️ But that work & personal life needs clear demarcation by Roshi.

https://youtu.be/GSoSJ6woxOE?si=O0DVhBsY-j0LM3W7

Hassan’s review of MSM👌 he’s exactly seeing it as most of us are.

I so wish they show this, but am not sure if they've really built a good closure to the office track between Talha and Roshi! Especially as Roshi has shown growth professionally in the few months she's been there as an intern! From the person who hated going to office on the first day, she is now creating reports that are being signed off by her higher ups (who are clearly seeing her potential and giving her opportunities) and she's even giving inputs in engineering / structural problems.

I think with her family's support she will (and should) continue to work professionally and balance work and university demands. That would be such a huge step up in Roshi's evolution as a person and she would make herself and her family proud! 👏👏

If she resigns from office, it should be due to professional reasons and her wanting to focus more on her Engineering studies, not her inability to manage Talha and Sabeeka's dynamics or Talha's rejection.

But I think I am expecting too much, this is my second Farhat Ishtiaq show after KMKT and my personal opinion - she writes better ML characters than FL. Even in KMKT, Mustafa was a more nuanced / layered character and Sharjeena was uplifted due to Hania's restrained performance. Here too, there's depth in Talha's character but Roshi is more prone to succumb to fickle-mindedness.

Originally posted by: cooldreams

A question regarding Roshi's reason for resignation, which will be revealed at some point in the future, is whether her resignation will be solely based on the rejection of a love proposal and his request to keep a distance from his family, or if it will be due to professional reasons.

If she quits Talha’s office for reasons other than professional, then it’ll prove there’s no progression in Roshi’s character and that she’s immature & impulsive with her life choices and Talha was right about her all along.

I wouldn’t want Roshi to resign. Instead I want her to show resilience, overcome her heartbreak, recognize that life may not always go as planned, commit to her career, effectively manage university and work obligations, and demonstrate professionalism at work. She can even ignore Talha if she wants🤷‍♀️ But that work & personal life needs clear demarcation by Roshi.

Originally posted by: cooldreams

A question regarding Roshi's reason for resignation, which will be revealed at some point in the future, is whether her resignation will be solely based on the rejection of a love proposal and his request to keep a distance from his family, or if it will be due to professional reasons.

If she quits Talha’s office for reasons other than professional, then it’ll prove there’s no progression in Roshi’s character and that she’s immature & impulsive with her life choices and Talha was right about her all along.

I wouldn’t want Roshi to resign. Instead I want her to show resilience, overcome her heartbreak, recognize that life may not always go as planned, commit to her career, effectively manage university and work obligations, and demonstrate professionalism at work. She can even ignore Talha if she wants🤷‍♀️ But that work & personal life needs clear demarcation by Roshi.

She's too young to sort all this out, na! I guess she'll gradually evolve into a mature girl who can distinguish professional and personal lives! But I won't be disappointed if she quits office!

But where in the story will they show Roshi self-reflecting on her actions and taking more responsibility and ownership for them?

I hope the story shows her true evolution into a person whose focus is not only to help and support Ahmed family heal, but also understand herself better.

Originally posted by: LifeOfWhy

She's too young to sort all this out, na! I guess she'll gradually evolve into a mature girl who can distinguish professional and personal lives! But I won't be disappointed if she quits office!

Originally posted by: cooldreams

https://youtu.be/GSoSJ6woxOE?si=O0DVhBsY-j0LM3W7

Hassan’s review of MSM👌 he’s exactly seeing it as most of us are.

I watched, and I enjoy their reviews. Mostly sahi karte hain.

https://x.com/ahadswifeyyy/status/1889025421431456169

https://x.com/ahadswifeyyy/status/1889026280718536704

Originally posted by: tulip.johar

But where in the story will they show Roshi self-reflecting on her actions and taking more responsibility and ownership for them?

I hope the story shows her true evolution into a person whose focus is not only to help and support Ahmed family heal, but also understand herself better.

Roshi is written as an immature character. In the first episode, she didn’t want to study and thought marriage could help her avoid it. But her love for Talha has made her more mature and motivated in life. Some people might say that motivation should come from herself, but sometimes it’s because of others or certain situations that people become more focused and a better person. not saying she isn't a better person, but Talha’s presence has encouraged her to do better. I’m sure she will continue her education and career, even if she leaves the office for some reason.

I like your perspective and thanks for pointing it out! I guess at Roshi's age one does look for external motivations and validations.

Only after reaching a certain maturity one taps into internal motivation and validations!

I just wish that there's a monologue from Roshi where she reflects on the good aspects about working in Talha's office and doesn't just take the negative with her. But am not sure when / if it will come in the storyline. Just like Talha had the initial monologue where he reflected and realized that the attraction towards Roshi is not right; wish there's a similar nuance weaved in for Roshi too - where she realized that her love for Talha may remain unfulfilled but it's motivated her to become a better / more responsible person!

Originally posted by: Sera-high123

Roshi is written as an immature character. In the first episode, she didn’t want to study and thought marriage could help her avoid it. But her love for Talha has made her more mature and motivated in life. Some people might say that motivation should come from herself, but sometimes it’s because of others or certain situations that people become more focused and a better person. not saying she isn't a better person, but Talha’s presence has encouraged her to do better. I’m sure she will continue her education and career, even if she leaves the office for some reason.