Kaisi Yeh Qayamat - Discussion Thread - Page 16

Originally posted by: pakdramafan00

She loved Arfeen more then he loved her! Thats why she could never go back to her old life, with or without her"family" I hope that helps you guys understand her actions a little.

And did you guys see the part where she leaves a letter for Arfeen and leaves? That letter is so touching, gives me goosebumps even today.

Originally posted by: kasaf_ZGH

That letter is so beautiful...Bt I dnt understand the meaning entirely. In a line she says aap ne mujhe gurur se chora tha main aap ko ajsi se chorti hu.

Whats is the meaning of this line?

I loved it when arfeen's son told him tht it was his fault too, he could have forgiven her instead of giving her punishment. 👏If he really loved her then his ego shouldn't have come in between.

Aajzi is humbleness, humility. Ghuroor is pride but with negative connotation.

So saba meant 'you left me with pride, I leave you with humility'.

Saba's character is a gem. Like Haider said she was no a common lady. Her determination, love, sacrifice, devotion, humbleness everything made her character an unique. Very few people get such strength of character.

Originally posted by: mary78613

I loved it when arfeen's son told him tht it was his fault too, he could have forgiven her instead of giving her punishment. 👏If he really loved her then his ego shouldn't have come in between.

Originally posted by: pakdramafan00

She loved Arfeen more then he loved her! Thats why she could never go back to her old life, with or without her"family" I hope that helps you guys understand her actions a little.

And did you guys see the part where she leaves a letter for Arfeen and leaves? That letter is so touching, gives me goosebumps even today.

Agree dat Saba loved Arfeen more tahn he loved her, but that was not Y she could not go back to her old life. It was coz she had renounced her family and old life after the whole accusation incident, when no one, neither her parents nor Arfeen stood by her and worse still married her off to a 50 year old abusive man with 4 kids! After that God was her only solace and the only one she trusted.

This is clear when her employer asks her if she didn't love Arfeen anymore, and Saba said that she did, but now she didn't feel the need to have him in her life.

Originally posted by: kasaf_ZGH

Haider is a mature person here. He dealt with every situation with patience.

Yes true dat. Also they have shown him a very sensitve person and a good son too.

Did I miss the last scene? or was there no Arfeen-Sarah confrontation at all?

Originally posted by: The.Patthaaka.

Did I miss the last scene? or was there no Arfeen-Sarah confrontation at all?

Nope..there wasn't any confrontation between Arfeen and Sara...left to our imagination yet again.. 😉

Haider had managed to talk Sara into letting go of the past.. Sara had realised that what she was doing to Haider was wrong and that she was ruining lives because of her ego just like Arfeen and his family had done in the past... Arfeen was at Saba's grave crying over the past.. But this time he was probably a little relieved.. Cuz he believed that he could repent for the pain that he caused to Saba by ensuring a better life for Sara..