Tahzeeb of Asad Ahmed Khan,Thank You note-11 - Page 12

Originally posted by: bary

thanks a lot
i finally got the meaning and it some what matches to the feel of the dialogue before😆,thanks and yes if i am hold to this show long enough,i may pester you with meaning of the dialogue i hope you dont mind

Originally posted by: crazy4KASH_AR

I don't deny with the fact that wearing jeans or not should have been Najma's decision.
But if Najma decided to seek permission from her brother knowing very well his attitude then we need to understand that she is still Asad's baby sister.No matter how much freedom Asad gives her,at the end of the day she is looking forward to her bhaijaan only to make few decisions in her life.For her, it has been Asad who has played the fatherly figure in her life.that's the thing right,that's what i said Asad thinks and feel himself in the father position with najma,which i totally adore but what i meant is Asad thinks himself as if he is protecting his sis and he is doing it right coz najma is allowing his bro to protect her but what about when she stops allowing,when she starts hiding,when she starts refusing,dont you agree one feel more comfortable around a brother than a father,she even stopped watching tv wen asad came and hide the remote,dont know why but those small actions say some thing that she resents his father leaving her mother coz she misses her brother,she has a father in form of asad but she lost her brother in the way ...here i think zoya may be become a problem in future,may be she will be the one to push najma into things or may be the show comes back to focus hero heroine romance(which is not bad but...well lets just say i there is no romantic moment which is not shown already)😆
Asad's mom didn't seem to have a problem with Najma wearing jeans but in this matter she kept silence because she too had faith in her son's decision.
As much as I have understood Najma's character,she is still not enough capable of making major new decisions in her life.najma wants to do some thing but not with out the approval of her bhaijaan,see lets say i am not comfortable in jeans then i wont wear even my dad and mom insisted it but if i like wearing jeans but i dont wear it coz my dad n mom wont approve well that's not me not capable of decision,i am just having difficulty to follow my wishes which are being opposed
Unlike Asad,she always had her bhaijaan to guide her in every phase of her life.Asad had his mom but a father is as much necessary to a child as a mother.Fortunately, for Najma Asad is a fatherly figure.like i said she did have her father just not had a brother
Noone is going to say anything if one wears Kurta to office first of all apart from giving weird looks for few times but then people can get used to it.There is no dress code for wearing suits in office for men as such first of all.Not all people who work in office wear suits.We have men wearing pant shirts which is another formal wear again.yes yes you are totally right but in some they specify the dress code to be followed,any religion for men it should be followed,in some they should be in total formal along with tie some times
We see many women wearing ladies suits in corporate offices as well.Had wearing western formals been so essential,corporate offices must have been the first place to impose a dress code for women much before discos and all.women are made certain allowances in this field coz for one thing they cant force them to work if they are uncomfortable and but also the formal rule applies there just we women have power to ignore it 😆 some companies are very strict though

Personally,if you take me to a lounge and if I'm used to wear traditional clothes all my life,then honestly speaking I'm going to accompany you in suits only.No matter how many weird looks I get but I'm going to a lounge in suits only.I can't step out of my own principles and be comfortable and party at the same time.even if you want to wear some thing non traditional?see every thing revolves around comfort,if one is comfort in jeans how can you deny it and if any one comment about us it shows they are the one with bad manners
Wearing suits is not old fashioned dear.In which world are you?hey,i am a total suit girl believe me my mom or dad doesnt have a problem with that as long as i dont and my friend constantly asks me to wear jeans but its not my comfort thing like hers,so i just tell i am better off with my salwars which are so damn comfortable
Just because women in the west wear apparels that are other than suits and sarees,it hardly means that suits/sarees have become old fashioned and don't fit in a place.Suits and sarees are formal wears as well and they have been made formals because of the cultural aspects of many countries.
Again personally,I may go to US and UK and won't change my style of living so that I can fit into a place.I can't change my lifestyle for pleasing others.najma did just that,see all i am sayind is she should have given an option not order if she is not comfortable then she wont do it again
I will change my dressing sense if I grow fond of certain dresses and wish to try them.
I'm not going to do this for any damn person or country or place or whatever.👍🏼

Sometimes I feel that in this decision of Asad I could connect one of my personality attributes to Asad.And that is why I mentioned my personal point of view as well in relation to this topic.

Asad didn't like that Najma wanted to change herself for her friends and a silly lounge.
As far as I have understood Asad,Najma is his beloved baby.
Had Najma been a bit mature,she might have found a way to convincce her bhaijaan.
At the first go noone can expect Asad to give her permission for wearing jeans owing to the reason she stated.
If Najma really wished to get into that attire and wanted to do it for herself,I don't think after too much persistence Asad would have said no.He can't keep on keeping aside the wishes of his sister and must have eventually given in.There are few things in which he knows that he should better make a decision for his sister and there are many things in which he has given full freedom to Najma.
Najma also understands this very well and that is why she turned up to her brother when she decided to change her outlook and get his permission.
There is always a way to make others agree to your wishes.
Najma seems a bit childish and she was unable to put forward her point properly according to me.well said like i explained once najma come out the childish nature problem may start
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I liked your post a lot and I tried my best to clarify my point of view regarding Asad's decision.You can still disagree because at the end of the day it's my personal opinion.actually we see the same coin from different sides😉
I'm happy that you found this topic lovely and worthy enough to put across your points so well.its been so long i replied to any topic of any forms this sincerely thanks a lot
I'll be waiting for your reply.sorry for being late,just busy with college stuff
Take care!

Originally posted by: bary

swetha

Originally posted by: bary

oh by the way nice to meet KaSh fan here,i am one too

Originally posted by: Aya.

I don't think I need to add anything. You've spoken my mind.

I don't really like to bother with such things, because even after explaining to some people, they just still don't get it.

Some people here are making a big deal over a little statement & I didn't really find anything wrong with what Asad said.

I stayed up late reading all of it & it was really nice !

Great job Asma !

I've also learned a few things.

I really appreciate it.

Thank you ! : )

Originally posted by: ElishaAmir

LOVE YOUR POST... agree with each and every point.

Originally posted by: crazy4KASH_AR

Thanks a lot dear.
I'm glad that you could find logic in my analysis of the character of Asad.
I'm really grateful to you for such a warm encouragement.