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Hi Nishi,
I haven't watched the episode yet, but have read the live update. So, here are my comments in general on the episodes I have seen so far -
Zoya - To be honest, I like her at times, but most of the time I find her a wee bit irritating (may be a bit too loud for me). I believe that if you are a guest in someone's house, you have to respect the rules of the house. She has been lacking in that respect. Yes, she shares a beautiful relationship with her phupi and Najma, yet, I feel she goes a bit over board, and seems to take things for granted. I thought she went a bit overboard with that "I am sorry Zoya" password thing. Also, I know she is messy, but it wouldn't hurt to pay a little bit more attention, especially if you are in someone's house. I can relate to Asad here when he minds it. If someone did that in my house, I would mind it too😊
I do however believe that somewhere deep inside is a more sensitive and emotional Zoya. Her conversation with Dilshaad yesterday was beautiful. I would love to see more of this side of Zoya.
Asad - I like his personality. He is a self-made man. That is always a plus. He is also a bit too traditional when it comes to his thoughts on women. If he thinks that women wearing pants, or women who are outspoken are "loose" characters, then it is definitely his own problem. However, beneath this superficiality, I see a very caring man, who feels extra responsible towards his sister, since their father left them at a very tender age.
He also believes that Zoya is his responsibility when she is in their house. So, if he thinks it is unsafe for them to go to the match alone, he is justified in getting angry. But may instead of sounding like a tyrant, he might have tried to reason it out with a little bit of "pyaar". The outcome might have been different then😊
From Zoya's point of view, yes, she can do what she likes. She has always done that. However, she is a guest in their home. So, on that account, she should have respected his wishes. And even if she went for the cricket match, she shouldn't have involved Najma, simply because here Asad has the higher authority.
More on Asad - I love his caring attitude towards his step-siblings. It is interesting that he wants nothing to do with his father, but at the same time has embraced Ayan, and loves his two step-sisters in his own way. I wonder if this is a way of holding on to his father in some way??
I love Dilshaad/Rashid/Shireen angle. No matter what Rashid does, he will end up hurting the other woman! I guess he never could get over Dilshaad, but then who knows why he was coerced into marrying Shireen. Was he simply a weak man, or is there more to the story?
Finally, a question to you, that my hubby asked after watching 5 mins of one of the episodes, and getting the story from me in a nutshell. If Rashid married Shireen 17 years ago, how on earth is Ayan and Nikhat older than 16?? Is there a major gap in story telling here??
Anyways, this became too long. But these were my two cents...
I haven't watched the episode yet, but have read the live update. So, here are my comments in general on the episodes I have seen so far -
Zoya - To be honest, I like her at times, but most of the time I find her a wee bit irritating (may be a bit too loud for me). I believe that if you are a guest in someone's house, you have to respect the rules of the house. She has been lacking in that respect. Yes, she shares a beautiful relationship with her phupi and Najma, yet, I feel she goes a bit over board, and seems to take things for granted. I thought she went a bit overboard with that "I am sorry Zoya" password thing. Also, I know she is messy, but it wouldn't hurt to pay a little bit more attention, especially if you are in someone's house. I can relate to Asad here when he minds it. If someone did that in my house, I would mind it too😊
I do however believe that somewhere deep inside is a more sensitive and emotional Zoya. Her conversation with Dilshaad yesterday was beautiful. I would love to see more of this side of Zoya.
Asad - I like his personality. He is a self-made man. That is always a plus. He is also a bit too traditional when it comes to his thoughts on women. If he thinks that women wearing pants, or women who are outspoken are "loose" characters, then it is definitely his own problem. However, beneath this superficiality, I see a very caring man, who feels extra responsible towards his sister, since their father left them at a very tender age.
He also believes that Zoya is his responsibility when she is in their house. So, if he thinks it is unsafe for them to go to the match alone, he is justified in getting angry. But may instead of sounding like a tyrant, he might have tried to reason it out with a little bit of "pyaar". The outcome might have been different then😊
From Zoya's point of view, yes, she can do what she likes. She has always done that. However, she is a guest in their home. So, on that account, she should have respected his wishes. And even if she went for the cricket match, she shouldn't have involved Najma, simply because here Asad has the higher authority.
More on Asad - I love his caring attitude towards his step-siblings. It is interesting that he wants nothing to do with his father, but at the same time has embraced Ayan, and loves his two step-sisters in his own way. I wonder if this is a way of holding on to his father in some way??
I love Dilshaad/Rashid/Shireen angle. No matter what Rashid does, he will end up hurting the other woman! I guess he never could get over Dilshaad, but then who knows why he was coerced into marrying Shireen. Was he simply a weak man, or is there more to the story?
Finally, a question to you, that my hubby asked after watching 5 mins of one of the episodes, and getting the story from me in a nutshell. If Rashid married Shireen 17 years ago, how on earth is Ayan and Nikhat older than 16?? Is there a major gap in story telling here??
Anyways, this became too long. But these were my two cents...
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