Originally posted by: GitaIyer
After a long long time, the forum saw some healthy discussion, courtesy Haira consummation (or not) scene.
Many feel Humeira has been a victim, still others feel she has to face the consequences of her actions (not to mention her parent's)
I believe Humeira is neither naive nor a victim. Yes, she was innocent in the beginning, but damn the CV's, the innocence has been replaced by stupidity of highest order. Let us consider Humeria's behavior from the start of the serial-
- First one-sided love - She was madly in love with Ayan, even though Ayan had repeatedly told her he didnt love her.
- No love, no life - She was ready to lay down her life when she realised Ayan didn't love her.
- Love, but no trust - When finally Ayan fell in love with her (I have my reservations on this too), she didn't trust him enough.
- Finally, No old is gold, only all that glitters is gold - She didn't lose time in falling for Haider and was quick to elope with him. The urgency of the elopement quirks me. She was not being married off the next day that she had to take such a drastic step.
She was more than eager to share the room with Haider.
And if the consummation did happen, she was a willing party and maybe enjoyed it too.
I don't think Humeira is a victim.
p.s. And IMO, Ayaan never really loved Humeira. He started having feelings for her only when he realised that she had gone missing. It was more of sympathy induced love.
After a long long time, CVs sketched a character that is believable (Humaira), such girls exist in real.
Humaira is neither negative nor positive, she is just not prepared for what life threw at her and got lost and this happens with most of the real people too, specially the young and over protected one.
1. She is the only child and pampered to the core and was always got what she want, she is not prepared for rejection of any kind and thus shattered when Ayaan didn't respond to her love - nothing unrealistic considering her background.
2. After trials and tantrums she gets acceptance of Ayaan and before she realizes he dumps her in a very dramatic fashion, he didn't even bother to look at her before leaving and no follow up mail or phone - don't anyone in her place feel humiliated and hurt?
3. Haider comes along and ends up in forced kiss with him and learns that he is plotting against her parents - she channels all bottled up anguish of past few months on him as she wanted to vent out her frustration on someone and Haider took more share of her anger than he deserved in the process.
4. Despite her wrong doing Haider protects her in need she is so craving for such unconditional care, same time her dad marries a young women and disgusts her and crave for an escape. Haider care looks so big before what her ex lover and dad did to her and she consciously ignores her doubts and inhibitions towards him and want to please Haider to ensure she don't lose him - She is a victim of her emotions and circumstances but not necessarily Haider.
Do I support Haider's choice of hurting a young lady to take revenge on her father? No, but it seems to be more possible scenario than a possibility of Zoyaan. Redemption of Haider in one or other way will eventually gives out the message that what he did is not cool. Even Humaira's plight gives out message to not get too caught up with life and want something so badly that you choose to please someone without being risk averse.
IMO, Humaira is the character that can come bit close to reality out of all main characters of QH.
Asad - Handsome, young and successful but no girls until Zoya, who's kidding? Sounds like unicorn.
Zoya - Supposedly progressive but can't see through a fabricated nikah to stand up and save the day.
Ayaan - Don't even want to talk about him...complete fiction.
Razia - kill anyone that rubs her the wrong way, that was easy, what the heck?
Tannu - Runs a successful factory but can't raise child on her own without a so called father...lol.
When I can sit through those characters, I can very well accept story of HAIRA because it is more convincing than any of the above characters and their stances.
Good post GitaIyer!