She accepted it herself (More added on pg 15)

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goingreen

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Posted: 12 years ago

#61

Originally posted by: Nishitarao
You know what I think..
Asad is already feeling that Zoya is slipping away.. In today's episode, he said " if you want to marry me, there is no room for buts".. His intuitions are very strong.. even though he says everything will be fine to make her feel better..He himself doesn't believe it 100%..

Even when you observe his imaginary Zoyaan fight.. Zoya tells Ayaan that Asad's Salman act was pathetic..and Ayaan says he is better that his bhaijaan..
Now..we all know that Zoya loved the act and Ayaan never thinks he is better than Asad.. but somewhere deep down..Asad thinks Ayaan and Zoya make a better pair..

Agreed totally!! It was obvious from the conversation that Asad was beginning to feel insecure already, he could sense that Zoya was no longer completely sure about them being together now.

And very good points about the imaginary fight as well. To add on, towards the end he cut them off saying they'd forgotten he was standing there. He's beginning to realize that he's disappearing into oblivion as these two settle into their new (albeit forced) relationship.

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Rorschach

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Posted: 12 years ago

#62

I have posted this in Oishi post and posting here also;

I have a different theory for this. She has subconsciously accepted Ayaan as her husband and whatever happened today was a trigger for reality check. Now all she wants to find out a reason so that she can walk on this path without going through any guilt feeling and here comes the blame game in full flow directed towards Asad. This might not be deliberate at this point of time but soon going to come in picture.

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delena90

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Posted: 12 years ago

#63

Originally posted by: Rorschach
I have posted this in Oishi post and posting here also;
I have a different theory for this. She has subconsciously accepted Ayaan as her husband and whatever happened today was a trigger for reality check. Now all she wants to find out a reason so that she can walk on this path without going through any guilt feeling and here comes the blame game in full flow directed towards Asad. This might not be deliberate at this point of time but soon going to come in picture.

Blame game?

Asad is to blame for the forced marriage, so he as to accept responsibility there. If tomorrow Zoya decides to give her marriage a chance she has nothing to feel guilty about.

The whole point of these scenes is to emphasize how Ayaan will get Asad out of jail and reunite these two...maybe at a huge personal cost - the sacrifice dialogue coming into play.

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Nabi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#64

Agreed she blvs in her heart evn i thnk tht ... Well screw des shitsss end it Gul G

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Rorschach

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Posted: 12 years ago

#65

Originally posted by: delena90

Blame game?

Asad is to blame for the forced marriage, so he as to accept responsibility there. If tomorrow Zoya decides to give her marriage a chance she has nothing to feel guilty about.

The whole point of these scenes is to emphasize how Ayaan will get Asad out of jail and reunite these two...maybe at a huge personal cost - the sacrifice dialogue coming into play.

Forced, Asad did not force Zoya .He only tried to convince her and asked her to trust him. She was herself so consummed with guilt that could not think what is right or wrong. She was the one mouthing dialogue 'a no is a no' few episode earlier and fighting with asad over some random Rajveer guy. So whats different happened in marriage fiasco. Why she could not put up a fight ?why she gave in to demand or got convinced so easily? This because deep down she knew very well that she had messed up big time and there is no turning back.

Yeah Ayaan has to play a big part if Zoya and Asad has to unite.

Edited by Rorschach - 12 years ago

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anushreemishra

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Posted: 12 years ago

#66

Originally posted by: Rorschach

Forced, Asad did not force Zoya .He only tried to convince her and asked her to trust him. She was herself so consummed with guilt that could not think what is right or wrong. She was the one mouthing dialogue 'a no is a no' few episode earlier and fighting with asad over some random Rajveer guy. So whats different happened in marriage fiasco. Why she could not put up a fight ?why she gave in to demand or got convinced so easily? This because deep down she knew very well that she had messed up big time and there is no turning back.

Yeah Ayaan has to play a big part if Zoya and Asad has to unite.

Suhana I have to agree with pri here asad did force zoya...she was constantly saying she was sorry but he didn't try to pacify nd convince her he just dragged her and he mouthed his "kya aapko humari mohabbat pe bharosa hai" which was nothing but emotional blackmail on asad'a part yes zoya was a fool to fall for it but asad a selfish jerk to do that just like ayaan was a selfish jerk to ask asad for zoya nd asad an emotional fool...so if we blame ayaan we should blame asad too

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delena90

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Posted: 12 years ago

#67

Originally posted by: Rorschach

Forced, Asad did not force Zoya .He only tried to convince her and asked her to trust him. She was herself so consummed with guilt that could not think what is right or wrong. She was the one mouthing dialogue 'a no is a no' few episode earlier and fighting with asad over some random Rajveer guy. So whats different happened in marriage fiasco. Why she could not put up a fight ?why she gave in to demand or got convinced so easily? This because deep down she knew very well that she had messed up big time and there is no turning back.

Yeah Ayaan has to play a big part if Zoya and Asad has to unite.

Yeah because dragging someone to a place they don't want to go and emotionally blackmailing them into signing marriage papers is not forcing.

Zoya was a mute idiot but asad was reprehensible.

Edit: she had messed up but asad is the idiot who ensured the marriage became legal. So now he can cry and suffer. None of these characters are sympathetic but asad has lost all unless there is a huge redemption track in the works

Edited by delena90 - 12 years ago

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Jazlyn Lodhi

@Nutella.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#68

You know, I wouldn't have much problem with Zoe carrying out the perfect wife act if I wasn't so sure that she's going to come running back into Asad's arms sooner than we can say muqaddar. She already lost my sympathy because she's such an idiot. Now, she doesn't have my respect either because of her fickle mindedness.

If she opens up the portal to the burgeoning of ZoYaan love, she better not be running back to Asad. The Lord may get away with incongruous acts as opening a window as recompense for the closure of a door, but do not take the same liberty with your love life Zoe. (Edited to say, do not take such liberties and then expect sympathy from others).

Edited by -Jazzy- - 12 years ago

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Waqt Zaya

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Posted: 12 years ago

#69

Originally posted by: -Jazzy-
You know, I wouldn't have much problem with Zoe carrying out the perfect wife act if I wasn't so sure that she's going to come running back into Asad's arms sooner than we can say muqaddar. She already lost my sympathy because she's such an idiot. Now, she doesn't have my respect either because of her fickle mindedness.

If she opens up the portal to the burgeoning of ZoYaan love, she better not be running back to Asad. The Lord may get away with incongruous acts as opening a window as recompense for the closure of a door, but do not take the same liberty with your love life Zoe.

Brilliantly Put In 👏

p.s. : I love your Avi Siggys😆

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Jazlyn Lodhi

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Posted: 12 years ago

#70

Originally posted by: MisHumptyDumpty

Brilliantly Put In 👏

p.s. : I love your Avi Siggys😆

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I don't want to be too harsh, but the woman needs to look at the bigger picture instead of considering everything from her vantage point on how things effect her and her alone. She's oblivious to the fact that her double-mindedness is taking everyone for a ride. I would cry for her, but that snowflake probably wouldn't understand the spontaneous moisture on my face because she's so lost in her own self-absorbed world.