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MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 12 years ago

#101

Originally posted by: rajsuasrkian
Sign finallyyy a good post and much needed post

tired of see all same topic goddd here ni bod suporting that slap but for me
Asad tried to avoid zoya and mariyam for a moment becoz he knows he will do some mistake if he go to do arguement with zoya so he silently ignored them ...

but zoya bad luck and bad timming she shldnt have been there . She shld have waited for few hrs or after dilshaad get her sense so that she could understad Asad

Thanks and i am always glad to write. Asad did a mistake but its understandable. Zoe was not at fault but tried to explain herself and that is commendable. They were just being human and faults do not change your original character.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#102

Originally posted by: VictoriaHot

Thanks and i am always glad to write. Asad did a mistake but its understandable. Zoe was not at fault but tried to explain herself and that is commendable. They were just being human and faults do not change your original character.

Victoria, good analysis as always. I liked your take about the infamous "slap." I was driven so much that I made a post on that too. The whole episode was so beautifully done and there were loads of stuff to look at and admire. I enjoyed the episode thoroughly and also your take.

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MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 12 years ago

#103

Originally posted by: DovesView

Victoria, good analysis as always. I liked your take about the infamous "slap." I was driven so much that I made a post on that too. The whole episode was so beautifully done and there were loads of stuff to look at and admire. I enjoyed the episode thoroughly and also your take.

Thanks DV. 😃...The forum has made the slap infamous, actually. 😆... powerful episode and intense performances. Kudos. 👏

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@BebaakBegum

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Posted: 12 years ago

#104

Thank God! I found a post which is completely neutral..No biased views and that is what i loved in this post! I loved how you compared Asad's impulsive reaction to Forum's wrathful state..True Enough! What Asad did was understandable..Why? Because of the situation he was in...But at the same time hitting someone is Wrong, at the same time it wasn't intentional and something he did in spur of the moment..As bheegi Di said that If anyone had come to him that time he would have hit them with equal fervour...That was a broken soul hitting a guilt-ridden one...And now repentance would play a major role and we would wintess a beautiful tale...

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MoronsKiMallika

@MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 12 years ago

#105

Originally posted by: kajen
Thank God! I found a post which is completely neutral..No biased views and that is what i loved in this post! I loved how you compared Asad's impulsive reaction to Forum's wrathful state..True Enough! What Asad did was understandable..Why? Because of the situation he was in...But at the same time hitting someone is Wrong, at the same time it wasn't intentional and something he did in spur of the moment..As bheegi Di said that If anyone had come to him that time he would have hit them with equal fervour...That was a broken soul hitting a guilt-ridden one...And now repentance would play a major role and we would wintess a beautiful tale...

Thanks. :-)... Yes, Asad could have hit anyone in that state - Dilaawar, Maryum, anyone. He was tormented and Zoe appeared with her apology. Asad vented out and even he knows that was against his personality. And we know how he is- if he has committed a mistake , he will stake everything to seek redemption.

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@Silentsoul

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Posted: 12 years ago

#106

Congrats for such good response...you get as usual but to issue that mush support...is great

Thank GOd atleast some dont over inflate such sensitive mental trauma issue to hypothetical domestic violence

Edited by kuls11 - 12 years ago

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MistyDawn

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Posted: 12 years ago

#107

Absolutely!!! This was a man who just admitted his mother in ICU fearing he may never see her again, who was trying hard to put up a strong brave face infront of his lil sister assuring that everything will be ok when deep down he was as scared n shaken..In his mind, he had asked Zoya to send off Maryam coz he wanted to protect her and now it turns out she lied.. And his mother had to pay the price of it.. He was like a volcano at that point about to explode and the slap was just a channel to vent out his boiling anger.. Felt bad for Zoya though.. That girl always has good intentions at heart but unfortunately always ends up on Asad's wrong side. :(

Edited by vaishali-AR - 12 years ago

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Rockerchic

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Posted: 12 years ago

#108

I gave it a bit of thought the whole man slapping and woman slapping. No it's not acceptable from both sides. But majority of the time women slap in self denfence. But if a woman was to slap out of anger then thats not okay. So yeah i said yesterday it wasn't the same thing. But after a bit of thought violence is not okay no matter what the gender.

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MoronsKiMallika

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Posted: 12 years ago

#109

@Kuls & Vaishali.

Thanks for the support and giving your voice to the same. :-)

@RC.

Whatever you are convinced of at heart, is your faith. And our beliefs and faith do evolve. :-)

Edited by VictoriaHot - 12 years ago

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farha

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Posted: 12 years ago

#110

hey victoria such a nice post.the song was very apt for the situation.hats off to ksg,surbh,neha very good performance.i felt rashid should have gone ahead and hugged asad but why he hugged ayaan.asad was having more pain than ayaan.why rashid hesitates to console asad.