Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shahad Shahad EDT #1 - Page 19

I know that’s how the TV industry works 📺, but honestly, if Abrar & Aafiya’s duo 💕 gets treated unfairly, I’ll suffer a huge shock 😱 and deep disappointment 😔 because they’re truly amazing ✨. That innocence and beauty in their performance as a couple 💖 is something you can’t just let go of so easily or quickly ⏳❌. I want to watch them for at least 1,000 episodes 📆❤️.

Overall, it was a beautiful episode 🌟 with a stubbornness clash between the two 😏—I really enjoyed their stubborn moments 💥. UV asked her to go with him 🚗, but Katha refused ❌, questioning by what right or what relationship… UV, of course, isn’t the type to back down 😈—he pulled her and forced her into the car 💪. And oh my! 😲 Tejas appeared again 🎭—I love this actor’s character ❤️ and I hope he gets more screen time with Abrar and his conflict against the heroes ⚔️.

Wow wow 😲✨, the long-awaited moment—the grandfather asks about his daughter-in-law 👴❓ and UV throws her in front of him, saying: “Here’s your favorite client and daughter-in-law” 😏. Of course, everyone criticized UV’s action 🤨 and wondered why he would do that 🤔. He replied: “Do you want to know why? Your favorite daughter-in-law was selling tea ☕.” Naturally, everyone was shocked 😮—especially Katha 😧. All this just because of selling tea?! Even Maharaj Ji was stunned 🙀. But Katha doesn’t know that Yuvie’s mother was exiled from the house 🏠🚫 for trying to be independent—at least that’s how it appears for now 🕵️‍♀️. Of course, this is a chance for UV to see what his grandfather will do with Katha, and whether he’ll treat her the same way he treated his mother 🔍👀.

Of course, as usual, the majority are against UV’s actions 🙅‍♂️, saying he’s spiteful and jealous of her success 😒. But in reality, UV doesn’t resent Katha as a person 🙅‍♂️❤️—he resents his grandfather 👴 because of what he did to him, his attachment to his mother 💔, and his search for her 🕵️‍♂️. His grandfather erased his mother from everyone’s memory 🧠❌. Now the question is—what will he do with his favorite daughter-in-law? 🤔 How will he punish her? Will he treat her the same way he treated UV’s mother in the past? This is UV’s point: his grandfather never gave his mother a chance to explain herself 🗣️ or pursue her dreams ✨. So, what’s the difference between her and Katha, whom he considers amazing and perfect 🌟, and even forced UV to marry her just to “fix” him 💍? From the start, UV was forced to dislike Katha 😠 and compare her to his mother because the rules were set by his grandfather 📜, and the one who fueled his resentment was his grandfather himself through pressure and force 😤. Even though Katha was always the reason UV’s wounds about his mother were exposed 💔—she closed down his mother’s restaurant 🚪, and he married her under pressure, as a trade to reopen it again 💔. He believed his mother was dead 🪦—something UV fears deeply because he lives with the hope she’s still alive 🌱. Katha didn’t do anything wrong here ❌, but she touched UV’s deepest fear 😟, and that’s what angered him 🔥. Now, she’s trying to achieve her own independence 💪—just like his mother did before 🕊️. Seeing her succeed while his mother was punished for the exact same thing triggered his anger 😤 and resentment toward his grandfather’s rules 📜⚖️, not toward Katha herself. As UV said: “Now what will you do? You’ve destroyed your own rules and laws.” ⚔️ Here, UV is confronting his grandfather 👴 with his own laws and actions, not Katha. UV is fighting for justice for his mother ⚖️❤️, believing that what she did never deserved the punishment she received.

And of course, the thrilling ending 🎯—UV’s confrontation with his grandfather 👨‍👦⚡ and UV’s defense of his mother ❤️. But then, his grandfather delivered a shocking blow 💥, telling him that his mother chose money 💰 and freedom 🕊️ over her marriage, family 👨‍👩‍👦, and her own son. This was deeply painful for UV 💔—the sadness and hurt in his eyes 😢 from his grandfather’s words about his mother were heartbreaking 💔. Abrar’s performance in such scenes is simply beautiful 🎭✨—he uses the language of the eyes so perfectly 👀💬, making them enough to express what’s inside him without a single word 🤐. And Katha’s looks of compassion 🤗 and tenderness 💞 toward her husband were incredibly touching 💖. Honestly, I only want to watch these two together 😍—I want more and more of their scenes 📺, and I hope they make them as magical as the Pokhran scenes 🌅, because I’m still under the spell of how beautiful those moments were ✨💫.

Oh my God 😲 UV and Dadaji… Dadi Ma 👵 thinks that UV’s mother might have run away with someone 💔🏃‍♀️, and Dadaji 👴 thinks the same. But UV shouts angrily 📢 that he will never allow anyone to say anything against his mother 🚫🤱. Still, Dadaji always stops UV ✋. "Mom… Mom… 🥺 If she really loved you ❤️, why didn’t she come even once to see you? 👀" But UV’s trust in his mother is something else entirely 🤍. He completely believes in her and wonders what Dadaji even knows about her—how much time did he really spend with her? 🤔 UV remembers every detail about her 🖼️, her actions, and her great love for him 💞. He knows that whatever stopped her was beyond her control ⛓️ and that she faced injustice ⚖️ that prevented her from returning again. He made a promise in front of everyone 🙏 that he will bring her back. Dadaji’s anger 😠 toward his daughter-in-law is, of course, justified. And as shown in the precap 🎬, he believes UV will never move forward in life as long as the shadow of his mother follows him 🌫️. He feels sad 😔 for UV’s condition, but he cannot understand the depth of UV’s pain 💔 and longing for his mother 🤱—that he needs her, needs an explanation 🗝️, and needs to know why she did this and why she left him alone 🚶‍♂️💭.

UV made a vow 🙏 that he will bring his mother back home 🏠, reveal the truth in front of everyone 🗝️, and prove that they are wrong in all their words and doubts against her 🚫🤱. Of course, Dadaji 👴 stopped Katha from working again 💼❌. But Katha told him that helping people 🤝 has been one of her childhood dreams 🌟. Dadaji, however, asked her to first take care of the people in their home 🏠❤️ and said that neither she nor any other daughter-in-law in the house 👰‍♀️ would work. According to him, providing for the family and working is the responsibility of the men in the house 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦💪, and she should not try to change that. Honestly, Katha made a mistake 😬—she should have asked for permission first 🙇‍♀️. It may have been her childhood dream 🌈, but she has now moved into her husband’s house 💍, where she has responsibilities and rules 📜. The first of these is that she should not do anything on her own without considering the rest of the family, especially the elders 👴👵.

Dadi Ma 👵 punished Katha and told her she must handle all the festival duties 🎉 entirely on her own, and no one is allowed to help her 🚫🤝. The aunt 👩‍🦳 tried to explain that there will be many guests 👥 and Katha won’t be able to manage alone, but Dadi Ma was clear—punishment should match the mistake ⚖️. Of course, I won’t make predictions like “I hope they show UV’s kind and loving side 💖 to help Katha in this situation” like in the original version… because the show creators and that annoying channel 📺🤢 always manage to disappoint me 😒. So I’ll just wait to see what happens without any special guesses ⏳. What I really like 👍 is the boundaries the writer sets for the characters 🖋️. For example, when Tami was scolding Katha 😠 about what happened, Katha asked her, “What’s your relation to this matter?” Tami didn’t act like the typical cliché characters we see in dramas—the “oh, I’m his lover and soon-to-be wife” type 🙄💍—instead, she kept her role as a close friend 🤝 who cares about UV, even if she has other intentions in her heart 💭. The idea that the characters feel real, even in the smallest details, is something I like a lot 🌟. But what I don’t like is Katha’s massive foolishness 🙄. Nana, just from a small interaction with UV, could understand him at least a little 🤔—and she can see that Tami is the one who has feelings for UV ❤️. And yes, it bothers Katha 😏… but as long as UV himself has no sense 🧠 and doesn’t notice, nothing changes.

And as I said, Katha went to scold UV 😠, asking why he told everyone and what his problem with her was 🤷‍♀️. His answer was that he had already told Dadaji 👴 what his problem was—and if no woman in the house is allowed to work 🚫👩‍💼, then why should she be working? Is it because she’s his client? 🤔 Of course, as usual, she put the blame on him 🙄—saying that he should have told her about Dadaji’s objection to her working, and that because of him, she got hurt 💔 (and Dadaji too). Really? Is he the one at fault now? 😑 Why didn’t you ask for permission first? 🛑 How was he supposed to know you were going to sell tea outside 🍵? Did you even tell him? 📢 And then you come and say UV is the one to blame? Honestly, everyone is angry at how UV treats Katha 😤… but I’m more angry at her foolishness and stubbornness against him 😒💢.