Sidra's and zaroon's equation. - Page 2

Originally posted by: Bubbly_Shanaya

I really loved Sidra And Zaroon's Equation. Sidra was much much sensible than Kashaf! Lot more Mature And Understanding. The bond between them was more like a Brother-Sister.. Loved their convo's and her positivity about Zaroon..

Originally posted by: sangeet6690

I loved Sidra-Kashaf n Zaroon- Sara scenes..they were like real siblings!!!

Originally posted by: Nels

I am not sure whose reply/post/blog it was where I read some really wonderful observations about Sidra's character. With all respect to the original observer, I am trying to rephrase the observation below:

Most of the things that Kashaf shared in her dairy were also shared with Sidra. Only difference being, diary was receptive while Sidra was receptive as well as responsive. And this is indeed true!

Apart from this, only Zarun and Sidra were the two people who openly questioned or criticized Kashaf's approach, with the difference being Sidra was part of Kashaf's trustworthy circle while Zarun was an outsider (even after marriage until her insecurities were cleared). Zarun and Sidra's realization about this fact is clearly visible in their first formal cellular introduction and the following scenes. Even if this equation/bonding was not explored it's impact was certainly noticeable.

Originally posted by: harshu.sundas

yes even though the sidra-zaroon equation was not explored, but it did create an impact, it did give me vibes that both sidra and zaroon probably had a similar kind of approach, atleast when it comes to handle kashaf. Sidra being the sister obviously gives more effort to excuse Kashaf and understand her insecurities and complexities whereas Zaroon never tried to make kashaf realise that her insecurities can create a havoc unless the asmara track opened up, he always tried to live upto her expectations and prove her prejudices wrong, and I am sure Sidra's marriage life never had such complexes as probably she never allowed her struggles and insecurities to take over the newly built relationship where she has comiitted by her own decision and was not forced .

Originally posted by: Neerjaa

Sidra helped Zaroon to understand Kashaf also as Kashaf has locked herself in her shell and Sidra was the key who let Zaroon understand her complexes . Once he even told Kashaf that he is in touch with Sidra and Kashaf got angry . No doubt bondings between siblings or with parents and then Kashaf and Zaroon were shown to be stronger with time . And do not forget Sir Abrar ,he also contributed to make Kashaf understand Zaroon and his talk with Zaroon when he asked him to talk with Kashaf about him . . Sidra was a lovely character as if she knew Kashaf better than Kashaf knew herself .

Originally posted by: Nels

I don't think Sidra and Zarun had similar approach when it came to Kashaf. Sidra being a sister, had the liberty to be pushy; whereas Zarun was more flexible.

And the reason for his flexibility could be his own insecurity about his unsuccessful marital life because of his impatient and rigid views, which his parents, Sara, Osama and Asmara made him realize over the time.

So to overcome this insecurity without being a dominating and intruding husband (which he became in between but quickly realized it's repercussion on their relationship), only way to access Kashaf's inner self and her problems was Sidra (and this was a well-tested approach).

Originally posted by: Nels

@bold: So true. It's hard to believe that she is younger than Kashaf when one watches their conversation. She had quite matured and open approach to situations.

Originally posted by: Neerjaa

Zaroon i find to became more patient and understanding with time .

Originally posted by: Nels

Indeed! And the acknowledgement to the fact is clearly represented in form of Zarun's mother comment saying that post-marriage he has changed becoming more responsible.

Yes, age has nothing to do with maturity and sensibility. However, being elder and having same upbringing gives opportunity to gain more experience and have wider perspective. In that sense, in-spite of having more experience Kashaf could not widen her perspective.

know someone who was highly qualified from very rich and educated family . but did not had healthy family environment where parents were always fighting . She jwas ust put off by this marriage concept . Sometimes you are scared of name of marriage . Kashaf saw all this from childhood and i thing being emotional , she was effected more . She hid herself and in her shell . She was stubborn and could not easily come out of her pre concieved notions . Write has written a beautiful story about relationships and how with time equations changes .

Sidra always acknowledged that she does not have enough experience or maturity but she had wider perspective. One can say that she was easily influenced by good nature, but that was never the case. She had her own way of testing and judging the situation. She was not impulsive like Kashaf.

@bold: You should watch the launch discussion of the show. Even the director admits that when she read the script, it was difficult for her to imagine what to show audience as most of the time both the leads were pouring out their thoughts into dairy 😆.

Well, those introspective scenes not only revealed details of the characters but were also a visual delight (with enticing slow version of respective title tracks).

@red: No comments on any recent Indian show from ZGH's perspective.