Naqaab (ARY) - Humayun Ashraf, Ali Ansari, Hina Tariq - Page 56

Originally posted by: mala06

I don't know if story is deep but If its indeed murder mystery then my theory is Laila will die. The ost seems to be all from Lailas prespective

Gawara aab nahi hain ek lamha iss judai ka gila hain na hai sikwa tumse mera bewafai ka --> Maybe Bilal and Emaan relationship prospers and she knows she is the reason so she has no gila.

Magar ilzaam dungi mein tumhe apni tabahi ka, zakhm tumney lagaye dikhaye kaisey --> Laila thinks Bilal destroyed his life, she still thinks so

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFY6Y5QPjkg

Irada karliya usney sayad ab bichad ney ka, koi rasta bhi baki tha na cahat se guzarney ka --> Also fits Laila

Nahin aana jo usney de ishara mere marney ka --> Based on this I feel Laila will die. It will also be convenient if she dies to unite Emaan and Bilal.

Kuch lines toh Emaan ki bhi hongi na, sabhi mein kaise Laila nazar aa rhi jai 😂

Mujhse ost Emaan ka pov lagta hai jo Ahad aur Emaan ke relationship ke angle se likhi hai lyrics, Laila pe bhi fit ho jati hain kuch lines.

We were so disappointed with the FL that when Laila showed some softness n care for Bilal we started rooting for Bilal n Laila. Itna bura likha hai writer ne fl ka character ki standard hi low tha hamara 😂

Otherwise maine toh at least promo dekhke ke nhi decide kiya tha ki kise like karna hai ya kise nhi.

Laila is such a flipper, mood swings ka issue bahot jyada hai isko.

Originally posted by: NazneenA

So previously I used to wait for the episodes bcz I was interested in Emaan and Ahad angle as well. Now I just don't care much. I am losing interest too. On top of that, Taimoor's behaviour is making me very uncomfortable. I still can't believe how Emaan is just letting him behave that way. That's not naive. For someone who is so smart and stands up of herself even when she is wrong, I just don't understand how she can't figure it out.

But now I am just interested to see what Bilal does and how he manages. So may be might watch to see his angle. It's better if he ends up successful and alone with an indicator that he will find a deserving woman one day

I really dislike this track. I went through something similar to what Emaan is experiencing when I was a teenager, didn't grasp fully back then what the guy was trying to do but I knew it was wrong touch and dared to tell my parents before things got worse. Watching scenes like this is extremely triggering for me.

What makes it even harder is how naive Emaan is portrayed. She’s portrayed as a college student and a topper, yet she has no grasp of what’s happening around her. Also her actions being free with every guy is so off putting. Haven't watched the episode but apparantly she still went to Taimoor after he touched her legs based on precap Her reactions and behavior just don’t feel relatable or realistic to me. Honestly, she’s my least favorite character in the show. I still like Laila and over her. She is far more interesting compared to this Naive Emaan.

I also think its better Bilal is left alone. I don't want him anywhere close especially with Emaan.

Originally posted by: sheeluneelu

Kuch lines toh Emaan ki bhi hongi na, sabhi mein kaise Laila nazar aa rhi jai 😂

Mujhse ost Emaan ka pov lagta hai jo Ahad aur Emaan ke relationship ke angle se likhi hai lyrics, Laila pe bhi fit ho jati hain kuch lines.

Won't be surprised if its not even from both girls prespective . We just lik interpreting aiy way.

kuch lines does fit Emaan but now it feels more relatable to Laila and they even used it for Laila last time.. I don't ven thin ki Emaan truly loves Ahad. Love hate relationship hi ho Laila is more attached to Bilal than Emaan with Ahad.

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

Part of me feels that the concepts in this drama are too vague or too literary and it needs better writing and characterization to bring out all the dimensions.

Zara feels like a villain. She is selfish and vain. She is bothered that Emaan gets attention. She wants Taimoor but does not know how to really build a relationship with him. In many ways, their relationship feels very transactional. It does not feel like a deep relationship. She also has no affection or care for her brother. Instead, he is needed as long as he is an asset.

So in some ways, can see why Taimoor is falling for Emaan who is true to herself. She does not play games and is not afraid of him. For the first time, someone tells him off and does it to his face.

Laila and Bilal are the most interesting characters of the lot and their dynamic is really interesting because it cannot be easily defined. Laila feels guilty and has always been aware that her parents are screwing him over. She was always aware that they are stealing from him and making him helpless. So she swings between anger at her parents and anger at him.

Her shame and sharp tongue means that she does not want to be married to him. Her father got her married to Bilal in order to steal the property -- the knowledge of that shame means she can never really accept Bilal. She showed her father the mirror and he died. That anger and grief will now turn on Bilal. It is easier to put him down than to accept that her words had such an impact. So it is misguided emotions.

In some ways, can see how this relationship can never be between the two of them. It is because of the parents and Zara. There is no way to undo the past and neither Bilal or Laila are the type to just forget the past and pretend nothing happened.

That said, Emaan Bilal pairing still feels odd because Emaan seems randomly plonked there. If this was a kdrama, I would assume that since Ahaad is not in the poster, he will die in the hands of Taimoor. Then, Emaan will seek revenge on Taimoor.....

Bold. Now that I calmed down a bit. I hadn't even watched the episode and reacted based on the promo what you say makes sense about Laila. Like you I still find him and Bilal the most intriguing and laila actions actually make sense based on her character. Lailas father death just happend on bad timing whe she was finally calming a bit though there is no future of this couple.

Originally posted by: mala06

Yaar I gave up this show. These pakistani writers don't know how to write grey characters. They completely butchered Laila to justify Emaan and Bilal. Aisa hi karna tha toh they shouldn't have made laila good in last few episodes.

ps:

Btw do you remember shakshi goenka from ik haseena thi ? How classy she was man she was just awesome as a villain

Originally posted by: Queeen

what did she do i didn't watch it and yes they only can write stupid characters layers kiya hotin inko kya pata... Disappointed

ps:

Btw do you remember shakshi goenka from ik haseena thi ? How classy she was man she was just awesome as a villain

Didn't watched whole episode but only know her father died and now based on promo she is blaming Bilal giving lectures about class even on funeral.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANOmW8ELvKA

Yeah. I really loved her character. Classy villain she was

Originally posted by: NazneenA

Her attitude is pathetic is what I mean. Sometimes I find her naive and good. Sometimes she is just plain annoying. Her attitude and behaviour isn't good. Her tone as well.

Her attitude might change once she get heart break from Ahad, usy akl aa sakti hai & she might become more sensible & mature. Par ye phone call wale case me mujhe Bilal annoying laga, seedha sa sawal pooch rahi thi aur wo kuch aur hi bola ja raha tha.

Originally posted by: mala06

Bold. Now that I calmed down a bit. I hadn't even watched the episode and reacted based on the promo what you say makes sense about Laila. Like you I still find him and Bilal the most intriguing and laila actions actually make sense based on her character. Lailas father death just happend on bad timing whe she was finally calming a bit though there is no future of this couple.

Right now, the characters that are most easy to understand are Laila and somewhat Bilal. Laila's anger and frustration is understandable. Even her hangup over Taimoor even though they both despise each other on some level. For Laila, it is really about pride, her place as a woman and daughter.

Bilal is worse than a servant and is essentially a slave in this house. His property and money has been captured by his uncles who have essentially fleeced him and Zara and kept them in perpetual poverty. Zara to cement her place married Taimoor by hook or crook.

I don't think Zara really cares for Taimoor as much as she craves a sense of acceptance from her aunt and needing respect. Compared to servants who are earning and have the right to leave, Bilal did not have his own money. Instead, he gets accused of stealing and Zara just stands by and watch.

Now, with such a person, Laila was married off to. What does that mean? Just like Bilal, Laila is also a pawn and has no status or worth in her parents eyes. They don't expect much from her and just like they underestimate Bilal, they are underestimating her capabilities. They undermine Bilal outright as well as subtly. They also do that to Laila. That is why she is unable to accept this marriage. It means that her value is also that of a slave and she is no one.

Whereas Taimoor for some reason is treated by everyone like this king who is all powerful and his every command is to be respected. Therefore, Zara getting Taimoor was a slap to Laila and it meant that while Zara was deemed worthy, Laila was seen as worthless. That is why Laila is still in a tug of war with Zara and they are constantly back biting. In some ways, I don't think either women even like Taimoor because he is such a cold fish.

What I don't get is why he is fascinated when Emaan pushes back against him whereas he gets annoyed when Laila does it. I guess it is because Emaan is supposedly doing it in cutesy way whereas Laila does it very antagonistically? It also means that when Emaan really pushes back for real, Taimoor will not handle it well because he is used to people dancing on his command. He has not been raised to handle disappointments.

Originally posted by: mango.falooda

Right now, the characters that are most easy to understand are Laila and somewhat Bilal. Laila's anger and frustration is understandable. Even her hangup over Taimoor even though they both despise each other on some level. For Laila, it is really about pride, her place as a woman and daughter.

Bilal is worse than a servant and is essentially a slave in this house. His property and money has been captured by his uncles who have essentially fleeced him and Zara and kept them in perpetual property. Zara to cement her place married Taimoor by hook or crook.

I don't think Zara really cares for Taimoor as much as she craves a sense of acceptance from her aunt and needing respect. Compared to servants who are earning and have the right to leave, Bilal did not have his own money. Instead, he gets accused of stealing and Zara just stands by and watch.

Now, with such a person, Laila was married off to. What does that mean? Just like Bilal, Laila is also a pawn and has no status or worth in her parents eyes. They don't expect much from her and just like they underestimate Bilal, they are underestimating her capabilities. They undermine Bilal outright as well as subtly. They also do that to Laila. That is why she is unable to accept this marriage. It means that her value is also that of a slave and she is no one.

Whereas Taimoor for some reason is treated by everyone like this king who is all powerful and his every command is to be respected. Therefore, Zara getting Taimoor was a slap to Laila and it meant that while Zara was deemed worthy, Laila was seen as worthless. That is why Laila is still in a tug of war with Zara and they are constantly back biting. In some ways, I don't think either women even like Taimoor because he is such a cold fish.

What I don't get is why he is fascinated when Emaan pushes back against him whereas he gets annoyed when Laila does it. I guess it is because Emaan is supposedly doing it in cutesy way whereas Laila does it very antagonistically? It also means that when Emaan really pushes back for real, Taimoor will not handle it well because he is used to people dancing on his command. He has not been raised to handle disappointments.

I agree with you. For me also, Laila and Bilal are the most intriguing parts of the show. I also don't think both girls love Taimoor. For Laila, its more about getting something worthy of her (which actually is not) and for Zara its more about she got something which is too precious (mostly fed into her by her psyce because she thinks she is from her humble background and poor?? which she is not) and it can go away any moment if she is not cautious, and the prize she got needs to be protected. Somehow I also like Zaras's role and her possessiveness.

About Emaan, she is the only one who points out his fault and shows her true side thats why he is intrigued. But Emaan character is so badly written. They didn't need to make her that naive. I just can't connect with her unlike Laila, Zara, and Bilal.