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Niharika17

@Niharika17

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#81

Originally posted by: viya.mallik4eva
Ayra were good too but somewhere as a viewer I dont feel like Ayaan is in love 🤔 may be it has to do with me more not connecting to Ayra's love story as much!

It seems very forced ...but I am happy with anything as long as there is no Zoyaan

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Niharika17

@Niharika17

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#82

Originally posted by: bheegi
The day Gul shows one working woman in QH, I will send her a bouquet of flowers lol

Exactly..all the girls in QH have only one aim..finish college studies and get married

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webuser7

@webuser7

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#83

Originally posted by: bheegi

The day Gul shows one working woman in QH, I will send her a bouquet of flowers lol

Did you forget Tanveer? And I am not referring to her garment business! 😆 😉

Kidding apart, I agree! Why waste a degree if a woman is not allowed to work? I understand after kids, some women chose to be stay-at-home Moms and thats fine if that's what they want. I am too independent and can't think of not working!!

In her previous shows, Gul did show the female lead work for the male lead. I didn't watch Geet but watched IPK. So, not sure why she is not showing it in QH. Zoya has a good technology oriented brain. Pity she's not using it. In fact, I haven't see her IPad or phone in a long time, except for the "Watch you while sleeping" scene. 😆

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bheegi

@bheegi

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

#84

That's right, Tanveer was a working woman (still is)- the oldest profession in the world+garment factory :)

But I want a working woman who is not desperate to get hitched by a man. A woman who is happy with her job and self reliant

Why do I feel that at some point Gul will show ZOya as a working woman...maybe later in the show?

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webuser7

@webuser7

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#85

Agreed! I actually want to see Zoya working in IT and juggling a job and a married life!

I follow an FF on IF by PalyGirl that has Zoya working 2 projects: one for Asad and another for her friend from NY. AsYa are not engaged, married or expressed their love. But Asad is overbearing and overprotective! It's a thriller FF with a bit of suspense. A hint of darkness to it too. Not sure if you follow FFs but this is worth a read.

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bheegi

@bheegi

Stunner

+ 5

Posted: 12 years ago

#86

Originally posted by: webuser7
Agreed! I actually want to see Zoya working in IT and juggling a job and a married life!

I follow an FF on IF by PalyGirl that has Zoya working 2 projects: one for Asad and another for her friend from NY. AsYa are not engaged, married or expressed their love. But Asad is overbearing and overprotective! It's a thriller FF with a bit of suspense. A hint of darkness to it too. Not sure if you follow FFs but this is worth a read.

I have heard about Palygirl's ffs but unfortunately, haven't had the time to read...sounds like an interesting plot

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sumaiya banu

@sumaiya14

Dazzler

+ 2

Posted: 12 years ago

#87

Agree with your post. . .

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@metoyou

Sparkler

Posted: 12 years ago

#88

Originally posted by: bheegi
That's right, Tanveer was a working woman (still is)- the oldest profession in the world+garment factory :)

But I want a working woman who is not desperate to get hitched by a man. A woman who is happy with her job and self reliant

Why do I feel that at some point Gul will show ZOya as a working woman...maybe later in the show?

I really hope Gul madam will do that. I have not seen all the shows of 4Lions, except for Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon but I think Zoya is one of the few female characters which can pull off the role of a working woman along with a dutiful wife. Perhaps it has also to do with her upbringing in NY. Yes Tanveer is a working woman but maybe because she had to make money for living. In Zoya's case it would be more out of independence and a career driven factor.