So I totally skipped most of the PV stuff, maybe that's why I actually liked the episode. Razia actually was the star of the show for me. Haseena bi is just pure evil but Razia tries to convince us that there's an ulterior motive to her seemingly evil intentions. Although the secret is still not evident and I'm not fully convinced its worth doing what she did to her daughter, more than anything she generated curiosity which is what a great storyline should do!
I think people thought there were more of Ayaan-Humaira this time because they don't show them enough normally or when they do, it's usually pretty pointless things so we tend to overlook it.
Zoya's not telling the truth because Asad's not listening to her. She could forcefully tell him but considering that there are people out there to murder them and Asad's not really going to want to listen to her, she probably thinks her defence will fall to deaf ears. I guess you reach a certain point when defending your point becomes a fruitless effort.
And coming to the restroom issue. Haha! I didn't think of that and um'that would be a little awkward to show in a conservative Muslim show? They hadn't been together for the whole day though? I can hold my bladder for 6-8 hours on a school day. I hate using public washrooms because they're so filthy so let's just assume that Asad, who probably has undiagnosed OCD, can't tolerate them either! Plus even if one of them had to go, how embarrassing would it be to tell the other? Yeah'
Coming to Mariyam. I think if she got into Zoya's car, she'll get to Dilshad by the next day and hopefully tell Dilshad about what's going on so they can be saved.
I don't exactly know who was chasing them but it seems as if Asad's uncle and the boy's side were out to slaughter them.
What I really didn't like thought was the Yash and Aarti dancing at the end and them just sitting there. What was that?! Usually if a couple's having a private time, I'd like to move away from them, giving them their privacy and in their case, maybe figuring out how to break their handcuffs with something else.