SWOT - Team 1 - Page 4

Originally posted by: SheAish

Yup Ahil is not in any team, stand by or otherwise. He is the one everyone is tricking and that means every one including Sanam sadly enough! As for revenge I'd rather people put the tortured living souls which is Sahil out of their misery by revealing the 'secret weapon' of the twin existence and the swap than avenge the murders that happened 20 years ago...First always must come the living compared to the dead...and the living should not be continued to be tricked and hurt to avenge a death.

Originally posted by: sageflower7

Love your ways of putting it in perspective. ..

Thanks Sage.

True. .. team SSR seems like a dream team of good players but lacking in team strategy. They are also a better looking team save for enemy camps substitute player Aahil. They play following rules with integrity and style but can only gawp when opposing team fouls them.

True that. They need to up their ante. And they need to twist the rules a bit. When Ahil joins this team, it will really become a dream team.

must note that this star player Aahil is seriously considering moving to enemy team.😆

That will be the turning point in the story. The day Ahil moves to team SSR.

Unfortunately team TKK are leading because they are unscrupulous and cheat and make lots of fouls. Red cards (backfiring plots, thundering peer babas etc) have no effect whatsoever. Winning is the only goal.

If I have to write the scoreboard for SSR Vs TKK, it would read 0 - 100. Red cards, yellow cards of even suspension has had no effect whatsoever.

Referree has no power altogether : Lateef...

Lateef as referee.😆 He definitely will become Chui Mui, running behind both teams keeping track of their games.

Haya is playing a completely different game : Hide and Seek

The hide and seek is slowlly becoming murder saga. Knowing the CVs, I am sure, Faiz is gonna come back and haunt them as bhoot.

Originally posted by: SurbhikiPankhi

Great post! 😳

The SSR team has no experience till date, and more than half of the team wouldn't wish harm on anyone.

TKK has been playing it for years and not to mention victorious till date.

The battle is so one sided, no wonder they are losing, unless they adopt better war games.

Originally posted by: kolkata4ever

AAHIL IS THE BEST PLAYER .MARQUEE PLAYER IN TERMS OF FOOTBALL.HIS INCLUSION IN ANY OF THE TEAMS GURANTEES THEM A WIN.

Originally posted by: Chahanya

More than being in Team TKK even if it is as a standby player I think Ahil is one player who is sitting on the fence

Right now the bigger part of him is in Team TKK but soon enough he will jump to Team SSR when the truth is out

Originally posted by: cale

Nice post...

SSR are to new this game... Thus little weak.. 😆

But seher is an one intelligent kidoo... Just hope that she will lead her team in right direction...

Originally posted by: In-Sanity-Metis

Good analysis. Team TKK is a strong one, they know how to twist everything into foul for the good guys. And Aahil's blind faith in the team leader is a huge huge advantage to them, he is a silent member right now. There but not there. You are forgetting though that they also have a stand by Sanam2 to join them which makes the team even stronger. They are basically Team TKKAS right now. More numbers = more strength which is a huge disadvantage to team SSR.

Also Team SSR is pretty emotional but for Seher who is practical and smart but if ganged up on, she too will back down and prefer not to hurt team TKK for her team members.

Aahil is the damsel in distress right now who one team is trying to use and doesn't care if he get's hurt in the process. While the other team is trying to shield and make him see the former's team's evilness. It's to be seen when he starts piecing all the clues about the evil team and join the good guys finally.

Originally posted by: Prags_Sociopath

Actually Aahil is the 12th man (according to cricket rules) who has no play here right now and provides/serves water to the team..

😆😆

Originally posted by: Prags_Sociopath

I don't mean that Rehan just "saying" all the truths would do the deed...LAY OUT THE TRUTH meaning present the evidence and honestly the only evidence they need to present is the Navab murder truth and the truth about Rehan being the son of Tanveer and her intentions about the property...From there Ahil accepting the murder of Asya, Nagma and others would not be too much of a leap of faith for Ahil to believe...Just like for Rehan it wasn't a sudden leap of faith to believe the complete reality of Tanveer as he already knew half the truth first hand...
These truths coming from Rehan would be Tanveer's undoing, the devil she maybe but Rehan is the only one she cares about and did all this for in her twisted thinking so she is very vulnerable when she would be confronted with his hatred...

As for 'slowly' untying the knots, we all know the cvs have not shown the brains or the inclination to invest this much thinking to show this out, (clear evidence, the twins have already cleared out all the evidence of the murder of Asya from that room🤢😆) and instead it would be just a logic less, convulated, long suffering plot and at the end would most likely end up with a verbal show down with no connection to the cat and mouse game that was played thus far...

But lets see how the cvs play this one out...😉

Edited by SheAish - 10 years ago

Originally posted by: SheAish

Prags, I would rather say he is the one being PLAYED by the two teams...Each playing him to show that the other team is in the wrong...He is in fact the ball that is being tossed around by the two teams...and in this way infact BOTH are hurting him by withholding the most basic information of the twins existence and the swap reality for him to get himself out of their playing field and make his own decisions based on actual facts...
The longer they hold the twin secret and the reality of the swap, the more leverage to Tanveer to spin things out of proportion...AND sadly enough it is actually AHIL who has most to lose at the end...
He stands to lose everyone and everything, while both the teams have each other to fall back on.