Zoe shouldn't fall in love with Asad. :-( - Page 6

Originally posted by: rahmona_pakswe

Awesome post!

Sorry for not giving any proper reply but your posts sometimes leave me speachless.

One more thing...Happy New Year!!!

Originally posted by: shaz2009

Great post!I really did not like Asad holding Zoya by the neck as it was so out of character for him and no man has the right to do that to a woman as it is is down right disrespectful,abusive and it's just not on.Zoe's reactions to me also seemed out of character for me too as it's so not like her to let a man do that to her and say nothing.What happenede to the Zoe that would have brought the place down over slight disrespect towards a woman?If the reason for her silence is to be zoe beginning to fall in love and glorifying love in this way is what's gana happen then I'm not buying it as there not anywhere near emotionally in understanding one another yet so where's the room for love to come into the equation just yet?I think you're defo right in saying that Zoe should save her self the misery by not falling in love with Asad regardless of Aayan being in the picture.Happy new year to you too my dear!

Originally posted by: princessjojo

A scene from a previous show; watch from 16.00. Today's episode reminded me of this scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwu1tGtoUvI

Originally posted by: iiDona

One has to love oneself before they can truly love another. Hypothetically, Asad leaving Zoya for Ayaan's sake is a question mark on his love.

Originally posted by: VictoriaHot

I will go and check this one, Jojo.😳

Cool. To me, this scene that I linked is pure aggression and totally unacceptable.

I'll even say that today's arm twisting was unwarranted-it was aggressive. What I'm not convinced about as being aggression is his threat and holding her by the neck-. I don't know, I just found it comical when I first saw it. It reminded me of when we scare little kids about the red-eyed monster to get them to have milk 😕

The other thread where a discussion is going on about how aggressive his behavior was is also very convincing. I'm on the fence. Oh well. Remains to be seen where the CVs take this.

i dont think she wants to be pampered by asad all the time rather she just wants to disturb asad every time

Originally posted by: VictoriaHot

Thanks Dona. I don't know if we can arrive on a definite answer for this one. Can you sacrifice one love to make the other love happy?😕🤔

very well said, o;n 31st dec they showed how close asad was to ayaan and in the coming epi we are gonna see how much its gonna hurt asad to choose between his mother and his little brother and he will sacrifice his love for zoya if it makes ayaan happy.

Originally posted by: jajebha

very well said, o;n 31st dec they showed how close asad was to ayaan and in the coming epi we are gonna see how much its gonna hurt asad to choose between his mother and his little brother and he will sacrifice his love for zoya if it makes ayaan happy.

Originally posted by: Savage

That's an enchanting piece of writing, cheers.

I understand intensity as I am subjected to an interiorly form of it on a daily basis but never have I held someone's life hostage by their neck to express it. I am a female so you may say I am not characteristic to behave like that. Having said that, I also know that I would indeed not fall for anyone who twists my arm and threatens to choke me by gripping my neck. Asad is all things sexist. He's a good man but he's ideologies somewhere consider a woman a second-grade human he can overpower by muscle and mind, the latter as he believes he's got in plenty, more than anybody else. He thinks too highly of himself. I would really like the writers to help him overcome being so full of himself. We need heroes like him because yes, guys with that great a body and those fine cheekbones and everything under their control are like this. But they have to get back down on earth, dun they? So basically, Zoya sees Bond in him and I see a potential role model if they amend his character well.

Also, the only reason I enjoyed the Asad-Zoya scene was because it was lousily funny. I like an entertainment at times. Mindless and harmless, y'know? I like Zoya these days. The actress is beautiful and playing her part gracefully.

Sure, Asad will sacrifice all for Ayaan. True that. The punch of this post, yes. 😳

Kankshita