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I can see it clearly now.
Zoya will begin to hate Asad for dumping her in this situation, and Asad will begin hating Zoya for hating him. So then Zoya will end up falling for Ayaan, and vice versa for Ayaan, and they will be happy for a while.
In the meantime, Asad in his hatred will think about how his earlier idea of how his wife should be was actually correct and he should strive to find someone like her. And so he will, some tehzeeb and tameez-filled girl, and then he'll get engaged to her.
AND THEN he will once again be proven that he was wrong for judging a girl by her clothes because this new girl will turn out to be Tanveer Part 2. This time new Tanveer will be after Dilshaad's life, because she's jealous of how much Asad loves Dilshaad more than her. And then maybe they'll later reveal that she's actually Haseena's long-lost daughter.
At the same time, Najma will find out about Tanveer having Imran's kid, and she'll have a falling out with Imran. While on the other hand, Nikhat lives happily ever after with Farhan.
In the meantime, in the other house, Ayaan and Zoya, now deeply in love, will find out that their marriage was only temporary, and they have to part ways. And since in Islam you can't re-marry your ex-spouse without first marrying someone else, Ayaan will emotionally blackmail Asad into helping them out.
And so Asad, in his usual drive to prove to his selfish half-siblings that he loves them more than he loves his own peace of mind, will agree to it. And then Asad and Zoya's hate-filled marriage will commence, which will once again slowly develop into love.
Now the real question is, what is the message behind all of this?
It's a very simple thing really, that's close to our hearts. It is that arranged (or even forced) marriages are more successful than love marriages. I'll make a list.
Love marriages (or almost marriages):
- Asad and Zoya tried to get married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
- Ayaan and Humeira tried to get married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
- Najma and Imran got married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
Arranged marriages (or forced marriages):
- Ayaan and Zoya... EPIC HIT.
- Nikhat and Farhan... EPIC HIT.
- Asad and Zoya (part 2 after they've started hating each other but are forced to marry)... EPIC HIT.
So yes, the moral of the story is, marry whichever random person who comes your way because true love happens after marriage not before!!
And if you've gotten to the end of this (and know who I am and my views about this wonderful track), I hope you've caught my sarcasm.
Zoya will begin to hate Asad for dumping her in this situation, and Asad will begin hating Zoya for hating him. So then Zoya will end up falling for Ayaan, and vice versa for Ayaan, and they will be happy for a while.
In the meantime, Asad in his hatred will think about how his earlier idea of how his wife should be was actually correct and he should strive to find someone like her. And so he will, some tehzeeb and tameez-filled girl, and then he'll get engaged to her.
AND THEN he will once again be proven that he was wrong for judging a girl by her clothes because this new girl will turn out to be Tanveer Part 2. This time new Tanveer will be after Dilshaad's life, because she's jealous of how much Asad loves Dilshaad more than her. And then maybe they'll later reveal that she's actually Haseena's long-lost daughter.
At the same time, Najma will find out about Tanveer having Imran's kid, and she'll have a falling out with Imran. While on the other hand, Nikhat lives happily ever after with Farhan.
In the meantime, in the other house, Ayaan and Zoya, now deeply in love, will find out that their marriage was only temporary, and they have to part ways. And since in Islam you can't re-marry your ex-spouse without first marrying someone else, Ayaan will emotionally blackmail Asad into helping them out.
And so Asad, in his usual drive to prove to his selfish half-siblings that he loves them more than he loves his own peace of mind, will agree to it. And then Asad and Zoya's hate-filled marriage will commence, which will once again slowly develop into love.
Now the real question is, what is the message behind all of this?
It's a very simple thing really, that's close to our hearts. It is that arranged (or even forced) marriages are more successful than love marriages. I'll make a list.
Love marriages (or almost marriages):
- Asad and Zoya tried to get married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
- Ayaan and Humeira tried to get married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
- Najma and Imran got married while in love... EPIC FAIL.
Arranged marriages (or forced marriages):
- Ayaan and Zoya... EPIC HIT.
- Nikhat and Farhan... EPIC HIT.
- Asad and Zoya (part 2 after they've started hating each other but are forced to marry)... EPIC HIT.
So yes, the moral of the story is, marry whichever random person who comes your way because true love happens after marriage not before!!
And if you've gotten to the end of this (and know who I am and my views about this wonderful track), I hope you've caught my sarcasm.
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