Jannat is a split personality

In fact, I even said Jannat asserting her personality is understandable, and the way she told it to Aahil wasn't annoying. It was just part of the story and SJ did it well.

Her talking in the jungle, well that's Jannat being annoying I agree. But where the makers are going wrong is that her annoying character is not who many of us want to see with Aahil with some nok-jhoks and OTT antics. And here the whole situation was OTT.

I never thought she was Sanam in the way she held him back, it was very unlike Sanam, who would have been more calmly practical and not as hyper as Jannat. And I don't think it was supposed to be Sanam-like anyway. But some did think it was more Sanam-like, hence I brought this up now.

Rest, it was just ridiculous "nok-jhok' and 'takraar' which just made me roll my eyes. 1) Who is she to volunteer him just like that for whatever task the tribals had in mind? Then her saying he wouldn't refuse her. 2) And then his dumb happy look to her when she said he wouldn't refuse her. When he made moony eyes at her for saying that, I thought 'what a moron.' Waise, I can understand that it may be Sanam within her coming out in a Jannat-like fashion.And Aahil who desperate for any sign and hope, those words would make him happy and would make him react as well. But what this couple is lacking is any depth or meaningful interactions, and it needs to come soon. And not just superficial 'feels,' OTT nok-jhoks and takraar, Jannat acting hyper and familiar with Aahil and then lashing out at him.

Is it that I don't understand her backing away and being angry with both herself and him? No. I understand. But it seems like from the BTS that she puts it all on him. Which just makes the character even more annoying. Because she doesn't have amnesia when it comes to her own (Jannat's) actions or feelings, does she? Backing away, making it clear it won't happen, and even denying to him is one thing. But lashing out and putting all the onus on him? She doesn't remember her own over-familiar actions and behavior with him?

This being said, he does also call her as Sanam and try to put the moves on her. Which she rightly can be angry for and lash out at him. But there's a difference in telling someone to back off, and turning around and putting all the blame on him when you know you were also an active participant in some manner.

She does have a right to be pissed at him always calling her Sanam and making the moves on her thinking she's Sanam.

All this being said, the upcoming scene where she does lash out at him and assert she would never betray Shaad-- I would actually consider it something that adds to the story and a meaningful scene. But they cannot keep on going with the same thing: OTT interactions, some 'feels' and close encounters, and then her getting angry and telling him off. Rinse and repeat.

We need to see meaningful interactions. And then while she may give a outer face that she's not affected, we need to see her showing conflicts within herself.

In the end, am I saying she should go run to Aahil and choose him? No. But in the end, i do want her to break down and not go through with the 'dobara Nikkah.' To me, real guts would be her rejecting Shaad--this doesn't even mean to go through with her feelings for Aahil; but rather realizing that she does have feelings for Aahil, and even if she cannot go through with them due to what she knows of his situation, guts would be to acknowledge that Shaad doesn't have a place in her life either.