Don't you recognize me? 23.10.2014

Sage, the first gif, is awesome and tahts exactly what i felt and am sure most of us.

• Rubbing Aahil in his guilt felt very mean. I felt really bad for him. Sweetheart though Sanam was to forgive him of everything, he needed to realize what kind of a treasure he's got for a wife. That moment when Aahil stopped smiling and was swallowed by remorse really disturbed me. At least let the bloke know he's suffering in her absence instead of this awful feeling of insecurity.
  
• Sunehri is way too glib. She is very quick to be upset about Rehan, but does not realize or want to know where her doppelganger has disappeared to and how Aahil must be suffering, just like she is.

To add on to the above points,

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

Sunheri deserved that whiplash of Rehan not recognizing her. She deserves it again and again.

Aahil-Sunheri scene is bittersweet for me. It was sad. So sad.

Tanveer is back to looking GAWGEUS again. That horrible saree for Kohinoor Hotel function is gone (well it was gone while she was bedridden past few episodes but now it's back to being consistent so far).

I feel today's episode wasn't a bad one at all. Both those Aaher scenes had some underlying irony to it. The scenes were well done and episode as a whole was well done too. Even if that Aaher scene made me sad and conflicted, still it was well done.

Originally posted by: TheImbecile

For the first time, felt that there was a bond from Seher's end towards Aahil. She actually connected with Aahil which I found sweet because it was done in such a real, genuine way. I think her being able to connect with Aahil may lead her to uncovering either murder mystery whether it be nawab or AsYa. Him being such a good husband I think will win her over so that she may start conning Raziya as well. Or at least I hope so..but I saw a lot of potential/hope after today's episode. While AaHer scene was bittersweet in the sense that I wished Sanam was the receiving end, it was still a really good episode for watching Aahil go through that process and Seher to not judge him as this overly romantic cuckoo of a husband, but a real person of substance who has gone through a lot, but has changed because he really loves and appreciates his wife. Not saying she has gotten the full gist of that, but she is starting to see him as not a mark (re:prey), but as a relatable person. And that makes me happy for Seher, a girl who can't seem to relate to a lot of people and doesn't really have any friends. Makes me the see the potential for a great friendship btw jiju and saali. Seher in some ways, is beginning to grow on me...

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

Agreed to your whole post. But I especially agree here. She was genuine towards Aahil for the first time in that last scene. And the rangoli thing was a sweet scene and interaction. Only problem is that he would be impressed at "Sanam's" ability and to him it's one more thing to fall in love with about his wife. Except, it's not Sanam. But there was still the Rangoii scene was a good scene, an example of a scene which seamlessly included the character backgrounds without making it seem as though they were telling us rather than showing.

Originally posted by: KhatamKahani

Agreed to your whole post. But I especially agree here. She was genuine towards Aahil for the first time in that last scene. And the rangoli thing was a sweet scene and interaction. Only problem is that he would be impressed at "Sanam's" ability and to him it's one more thing to fall in love with about his wife. Except, it's not Sanam. But there was still the Rangoii scene was a good scene, an example of a scene which seamlessly included the character backgrounds without making it seem as though they were telling us rather than showing.