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@One-Of-A-Kind

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Posted: 11 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: ATH_KTM_543

oh oh dnt you get it...i agree with yaari that it was the most brilliant lecture that zoya gave to asad...so meaningful...i was soo proud of my zoya at that time

Though the lecture was gud, but.. U know what I mean.. 😆

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@One-Of-A-Kind

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Posted: 11 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: -RohitMaxwell-
#Meher sorry but nowadays reality shows have no 'Reality' They all are fake! So no choice 😆#Rabi i know Mini skirt like ban for most of muslims girls but Zoya is like breaking the tradition & to show the world that Zoya is not what we see as wearing jeans or mini skirt.. Zoya is what her character actually is! That lecture was awesome. one thing you can easily understand, Tanveer the traditional Miss Salwar Kameez But whats her character? she rapes her best friend! So does it even matter how pardansheen women she is by her clothes? i know there's lots of debate argument conservative & islamic view to this! But as a viewers at that point i did not feel Zoya need to give any explanation of wearing mini skirt to Asad. That was her clothes not her character to give any explanations. Sorry i am not making any sense coz i think my minds are blank at this point 😆 If you take things seriously then its offensive for many muslim viewers to see Zoya wearing mini skirt. But Zoya wanted to show her character matters most. she should not be judged by whatever she wears...

Thanx yari.. Atleast got sumthng in mouse mind 😆

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Nandini (Nandu)

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Posted: 11 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: -RohitMaxwell-
i can suggest you to watch Zindagi Tv. Those shows are beautiful & has some realities. Ends within a months... you will feel glad watching Zindagi tv. 😳

100% Agree 👍🏼 So much of reality and ya they don't drag for years end it in months 👏 Each & every show is wonderful & realistic ,especially 'Kitni Girhain Baqi Hain'. After Zindagi Gulzar Hai & Aunn Zara & now it is "Mere Qatil Mere Dildar"

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Istila

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Posted: 11 years ago

#24

Rohit, don't you think you are getting too personal?

Originally posted by: -RohitMaxwell-
If you want logics & sense why don't you produce your own show? [/quote]
Why should I have to produce my own show, to post a comment or to be able to disagree with some of the content of the show? Is it a taboo here?

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Istila

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Posted: 11 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: cherryfrasier
BECAUSE PEOPLE LIKE YOU COERCE THE DIRECTORS IN GIVING US THOSE KINDA SCENES. IF YOU ALL HAD NOT BASHED THE ACTORS REPLACEMENT ETC..THERE WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN A NEED TO MAKE SOME OF THOSE CHANGES. [/quote]

Excuse me, just who are you referring to 'people like you'? Please provide evidence to your accusations about me.

[Quote]I ENJOYED QH 1 AND IS SO ENJOYING QH 2 SO THANK YOU!

Well since you obviously can not take constructive criticism then why bother replying in this thread?

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Posted: 11 years ago

#26

Originally posted by: -RohitMaxwell-
Around 150 episodes Zoya wore a mini skirt & Asad were so angry on her... & The lecture Zoya gave him was epic. I don remember the exact episode no. but Zoya's lecture on Mini skirt to Asad was so fab. i was clapping when Zoya said 'Its my clothes not my character' I don see the offenders when muslim actress wears Bikinis and they are reported drunk drug addicts etc... none seems to care... then why to take some fictional character like Zoya n Sanam so seriously what they wears

Since you now have now mentioned about Zoya then let me tell you that decent people would disagree with you and not think it was 'fab' to show any Muslim woman wearing tight jeans or short mini skirts exposing her flesh to strange men's gazes.

Wearing short mini skirts (or very tight jeans) is clearly not the image of a decent, respectable, woman in any culture, society or religion, clearly not in Islam, not even in Christinaity or Judaism, and for that mater, I think not even in Hinduism.

[quote]i was clapping when Zoya said 'Its my clothes not my character' [/quote]

What is there to clap about being half naked? We have a clear ethical code in Islam about modesty & chastity, (which every decent Muslim woman already knows about) including, not wearing tight, revealing, short or thin exposing clothes where it can excite any strange or unrelated man's sexual desires. Islam is about good character, virtues & moral principals not about about being half naked or being proud of your nudity & exiting men's lower desires which doesn't at all show any good character.

[Quote]I don see the offenders when muslim actress wears Bikinis and they are reported drunk drug addicts etc... none seems to care.. then why to take some fictional character like Zoya n Sanam so seriously what they wears

So unless I live somewhere where I see a drunk Muslim woman dressed in bikinis and report her then according to you,I should not pass a comment about this show? Is this not the right forum? Of course it's fictional drama and that is why I posted about a character in Qubool Hai on the 'Qubool Hai' forum.

Sanam was FORCED to wear a bikini when clearly she didn't want to. No decent Muslim woman with a strong sense of (good, moral) character shown in Sanam would ever succumb to anyone daring her to be half naked in short mini skirts. In the first place she would never leave the home and hurt those she loves, especially not someone who is old or sick and she is 'responsible' to.

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kkbigfan

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Posted: 11 years ago

#27

I just want to say one thing don't try to find any logic or sense in daily soaps dear.They are far from reality.I am not making fun of you or criticizing you.I know it is very natural when we see any thing stupid and illogical we feel bad.But this is the fact that there are hardly any Indian show that have logic and sense.So don't feel sad and enjoy your life.All the best and keep smiling 😊

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Istila

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Posted: 11 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: angel_juhi04
I agree wid Yaari. Wats d big deal if Zoya ...

Angel, re-read my first post. It's not about Zoya or all about dress.

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Istila

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Posted: 11 years ago

#29

Originally posted by: KaBhi-FAN

Though the lecture was gud, but.. U know what I mean.. 😆

It wasn't a lecture at all, but defensiveness. It's not a case only about Muslim men lowering their gaze, but also Muslim women not dressing in tight revealing clothes to deliberately provoke male's sensual desires. It showed her ignorance, her clear lack of concern & understanding on Islamic creed, practice & piety by choosing to clothe in tight or revealing nature which clearly goes beyond the boundaries & guidelines set within Islam & showed little, if any Islamic adab, while living in the house of a male host.

A computer literate, martial arts expert, like Zoya, who knows the five pillars of Islam & can pray salah, should be able to know how to get her basic information about Islamic morals, ethics & practice, even from the web.

'Ignorance is bliss.'

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Istila

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Posted: 11 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: cale
i don't think that it was wrong that sanam was wearing her uniform on her workplace

Originally posted by: MrDarcyfan
Coming to Sanam and Aahil. There was nothing wrong with Sanam wearing her work uniform. That was not obscene in any way.

I do not call that a uniform - period. 'Sanam' was compelled to wear a mini skirt which went against her beliefs. This does not show a responsible strong character that is meant to depict Sanam.

If it is not promiscuous or obscene then why did the first woman interviewed by Ahil, not agree to change her dress?

Decent, upright women do not sell themselves to male employers or dress half-naked, for anything in the world.

Edited by Istila - 11 years ago