You're damned if you do, and you're damned if you don't. - Page 3

Originally posted by: -Jazzy-

Generally, I like to think that I watch a fictional show for superficial reasons, without digging too deep for hidden morals and messages.

But, this suicide aspect is really bothering me. It's leading the drama so it's here to stay, I guess. However, I believe that Nikhat has been a bland character, when it comes to standing up for herself. Some have called it a creative touch by the makers so that women around the world can relate to the ordeals she's facing. And that's perfectly fine. But the makers have an obligation to get the message across that suicide isn't the answer if they are choosing to venture into such a sensitive territory.

And no, I'm not swayed by the "it's just a show" argument here.

Originally posted by: gossipgirlxoxo

Dear Jazz,

Since I love you a lot... I was able to interpret and understand your comment with heart to heart telepathy. It saved me a phone call to my ELA teacher.

I will not give you it's just a show argument here. It is the Show, which is raising issues.

very rampant issues... but they are tackling it also and giving a social message.

How I see it from this point is Nikhat will regret the fact that because of her 4 lives were destroyed. She should in the next week or so say " I should not have done that .. it was not the solution, my suicide attempt created so many problems. I was selfish and a big time IDIOT "

Then Gul will not redeem Imran and Farhan. She will make both of them Grey characters.

Hence proving that having a married life like Najma and Nikhat is simply not worth it.

Educate your girls , make them independent. Marriage is not the only option girls have.

Empower your girl child. Raise her as a blessing not a Burden"