Dhurandhar 2 - The meltdown has begun
Ranveer Singh the actor - Appreciation Thread!!
New promo Noinas last wish
BETI IS HURT 19.3
ICE REMOVED 20.3
Ranveer, Aditya, cast and crew at Dhurandhar 2 premiere!!
Journalist Vs Madhur Bhandarkar Paresh Rawal
nutmeg7 - Thread for DND
SarafWasima - Thread for DND
AnashqU - Thread for DND
Akshay Khanna Fa9La vs Ranveer Singh Didi Didi
MysticHeart - Thread for DND
wallflowergirl - Thread for DND
Mysterie_girl - Thread for DND
🏏TATA IPL 2026 Build-up Live Updates🏏
Manish Malhotra s mother passes away.
graphicd96 - Thread for DND
Aurora_77 - Thread for DND
Kyunki spin-off : Kyunki rishton ke bhi roop badalte hain
Well i heard in some movies they said 'Mafi mangne wale se maafi dene wala bada hota hai' 😊
But if i were Zoya, i will definitely not forgive him that easily...😆😆😆
Even I would do the same😉 that's why I said it requires a lot of strength.
Originally posted by: nikita59
I agree! That's an awesome point u have made! It takes a lot of strength to forgive someone who has insulted u, and has physically hit u in anger. It must have taken Zoya a lot of guts, to forgive Asad, realizing that the circumstances where all this happened, was out of hand, ad one that involved emotions running all over. If, both become egotist.c, the relationship is always doomed to hell. A relationship with Asad is not easy for Zoya especially with his arrogance and anger management issues. If Zoya was shown of not accpeting Asad's apology, Asad is not guy who will grovel, and pout in one corner, if Zoya is not talking to him. Instead, he will just become more angry, and that would worsen the situation more. With a guy like Asad, Zoya has to be a lot more understanding than him, and I am not saying that Zoya should always be like that, but if the circumstances are like the one Asad was in there is not point in dragging the matter.