Melodramatics at its best . . . - Page 7

Originally posted by: ..Kirann..

Busy doing what? You should not have life outside IF, don't you know?😡

Originally posted by: -Shayari-

😲 Saachi new rule I didn't know about. 😆

Originally posted by: ..Kirann..

😆 Why are you so late for the discussion?

Originally posted by: monaco

In agreement with Sheila ji, there was one comment I hated: When Dilshaad said you had no write on her, specially as she was not married to you yet. It is these subtle hints on male dominance that hurt the woman in me. I know vice versa is true and Dilshaad would say the same about Asad being owned by Zoya so I dont blame her at all. I know that it was not human trafficking as such and perhaps the term was too harsh to use, but I also agree with Sheilaji's comment that the way this track was portrayed really objectifies women and sends wrong signals to younger (and more impressionable) and illiterate audiences. Yes, these things do stand and happen in the society but we need not glorify masochist behavior in the name of love/sacrifice. Sadly this is a drama and any feedback will fall on deaf ears, but it would be great if this track was dealt differently:

1. Either show love triangle from the beginning. Would make for great drama: Asad sacrificing his silent love for Zoya etc... with Zoya not realizing it at all that Asad loved her... nor Ayaan realizing this. Great conflict for Humeira and Zoya (for Humeira to hate Zoya!!!) and then for wonderful story when Zoya finally divorces Ayaan and goes to Asad for comfort and sees a new man. Original synopsis meant Asad would be engaged to Tanu - who was all dressed traditional buta misfit - again great potential to teach him importance of not judging a book by its cover.Original plot was great.Thanks to trp greed, AsYa established as a couple, Tanu track overhyperextended and now after months of waiting original story forced due to two illogical haan haans... Fans cant appreciate this...

2. Or now that you showed this twist, show women stand up for themselves. Do not glorify suicidal tendencies, masochism but make them stand up for them.

Will that happen? NO!

Will I pull my hair watching QH? Not Anymore.

Will I enjoy the drama? Perhaps not.

Will I still look for logic and read posts? Ofcourse, for feeding my own intellectual appetite, Yes, for sure!

Lets keep the debate going - because no matter how beaten to death a topic or a particular complaint is,e verytime I read a POV, I learn a new way of looking at that same argument.

Go watch the first episode - how the laid foundation for Zoyaan... But sadly they extended that and now how they served us masala khichadi, lol. :) Just sit back, and chill. :) and keep posting.

Originally posted by: ..Kirann..

Ji new rule hai. I didn't know either but now we know. Btw thanks to your IF-Veteran status, I imagine you as 65 years old woman!:/

Originally posted by: Nandiniraizaada

Omg rosh 22 to 65 in a sec😆

I guess you wanna become a VB again😆

Originally posted by: Nandiniraizaada

Arrey no rosh aap to mashaalah abhi young hain

Btw I feel that Zoya has always been shown overly I dependant confidant modern and I can take care of myself type

So the only reason she kept quite is her love

But having said that I feel that Asad behaved a little selfishly though it hurt him too

But at the end of the day it's Zoya who is living in that house among strangers

It's her life which has become hell