I really think this show could benefit from flashback scenes so that the audience could understand what the dynamic between Razia - Yasmeen, Azaan -Noor was really like. There's a lack of a concrete backstory in this drama right now and I feel like its contributing to why we're all second guessing if Yasmeen was ever a good person or was she in it for $$$ and her daughter's future. We just don't know enough of their past, so we now have to go back and reanalyze what was shown to us. And I agree, Yasmeen's actions and the promise she took from Shaira were really sketch when you look at her actions in hindsight. But, are the writers really that clever?
I'm torn to be honest. I don't know if I consider Yasmeen that clever to be that manipulative that she sought out to do all of this. For me it feels like she truly did want to be there for Razia, but maybe she accepted that role more because she knew it would benefit her and her daughter in the long run to be in the favor of the Bahu Begum.
Is it wrong to want to have a good relationship with someone so powerful and wealthy? She really just did an awesome job at networking. 🤣🤣 I wish my best friend was 'royalty'. 🤣🤣
It doesn't make her the best person in my book, but a lot of people are opportunistic people, idk if i'd consider her purposefully manipulative though. Was it really her pressuring Razia for Azaan, or was it just her suggestion/desire and Razia, out of guilt and gratitude, agreed? Wouldn't anyone do things out of guilt and gratitude for their friends?
Because, before Shaira was in the picture, it wasn't a horrible idea for Noor and Azaan to marry. Isn't it natural to think that two people who are best friends growing up would make a good couple as adults? It's not like Azaan was gone for 15 years at boarding school. (lets ignore that the moms never sought Azaan's consent, etc, IMO the idea itself is still a valid idea)
Even if Noor from a young age thought she'd marry Azaan, was it really because of her mom (did I miss something that was shown?) or because it's the only guy in her vicinity and she had always wanted to be bahu begum (Which young girl wouldn't want to be?).
I know Noor is in vamp territory right now, and I'm not excusing her, but idk if I believe that she considered those hugs (back when she was " good ") to be sexual etc. It could be that she had a lowkey crush on Azaan. Who wouldn't? He's hot, rich, smart, nice to her, adores her, she's comfortable with him, etc. So if she always harbored some sort of feelings for him, any physical interaction would mean something to her probably, but that doesn't mean it was always of a sexual nature. Did they show something that I just completely missed? I admit I have yet to watch this weeks episodes.
That being said, I still don't think it was right of Yasmeen to ask Shaira of all people to watch out for Noor. Why didn't she just ask Azaan or Razia that? Why would she actually make Shaira promise her? What good is Shaira's promise, she's essentially the girl that "stole" (from Yasmeen & Noor POV) her daughter's intended fiance. And NOOR IS LEAVING THAT HOUSE, how was Shaira supposed to look after her!??!?!
In conclusion though, I definitely agree - Yasmeen is the root of ALL the problems.
She:
1) asked (assumption) for Azaan for Noor without knowing about Azaan's personal life.
2) asked a young woman on the brink of marriage herself to watch out for her almost married daughter even though said daughter would be moving out of the house.
3) ran into a burning building willingly for a piece of cloth (we all know how I feel about this)
4) ran into a burning building for a cloth (i'm writing it twice because this action was THAT absurd and dumb for me) THAT SHE COULD HAVE MADE AND BLESSED AGAIN.
5) never actually raised her daughter right (clearly).
Sorry if this was kind of rant-y. I have a lot of feelings about Yasmeen and her character's impact on the story, even though she's been dead for weeks now. 🤣
Edited by fria319 - 4 years ago
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