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I must mention that through this show and novel it raises a very sensitive question with the issue of widows. Umera Ahmed's work always deals with the condition of woman and their equality mostly, and that's why she continues to remain one of my favorite Pakistani Author.
In Islam, Its appreciative how the widows are allowed to remarry after their iddat but in Hindus, their condition is bad and this teaches me that whether Hindus or Muslims state of woman is always deplored and she's the one made to suffer the most.
A widow can't even live the memories of her deceased husband. Like said by Zeeshan that a widow can't even live in her in laws home with her self respect intact. She's taunted, she's treated like a burden, her image is tarnished and what not?!
I felt like slapping Tayaaba when she said that Rumaisa has an affair with Hassan?! 😡 I mean what?! Do you even know what's the matter? How can you even jump to such disgusting conclusions?! Just because she's a widow, you can tarnish her character all you want?!
And then Hassan, why did he had to talk to Rumaisa in the middle of the night? Its a good thing, that she didn't open the door the second time. This man needs a good slap and a sound thrashing from Zeeshan. 🤬
Zeeshan. I don't know what to say for this man. 🤗 My respect and love for him increases by a thousand folds when I see him taking a stand for Rumaisa, helping her and respect her for what she is irrespective of all the property drama.👏👏
I loved how he brought out Rumaisa into the dining room when she was having her dinner in the kitchen.
"Bhabhi Iddat mein hain, unhe koi choot ko bimaari nahi hai.." Amazing! 👏👏👏
For me, more than being good looking, the respect a man has for a woman is more desirable. Zeeshan is totally that. ❤️
Adeel is simply simply nailing this role and this has to be my favorite role of him after Jamshed and Ehteshaam. Not to mention, I loved him in the angry young man avatar of Nader in Ho Mann Jahaan.
And I must mention, Im simply loving these small moments of Zeeshan and Rumaisa. That phone call, him bringing her onto the dining table, giving her some money to help, and then get up without having dinner when Rumaisa left crying.😳
I know he's doing all this mainly of the love he had for his brother and the respect he has for his Bhabhi but these scenes have such warmth. Adeel and Sanam have chemistry and I'm eager to witness it further.
What to say? It seems as if the whole family is selfish to the core and it irritates and disgusts me to the core as well. Sikander wants to marry off Rumaisa to Zeeshan just to keep the property intact.
But I loved how Zeeshan thoroughly declined.👏 Amaze, I'm in love with this guy.😳
Lets see how Zeeshan alters that spineless Hassan and things fall into place.
Shiv Shakti
