yea Moiz has always been teasing Aisha abt Aneela...which he shudnt have done...and Moiz does clearly love Aisha...and thats why he was really shocked to hear abt her asking for divorce.... i wudnt say thts its totally Moiz's fault coz whn ur away from ur family i know u get so lonely n u need smone to spend time wid....but tht obviously doesnt mean tht u start an affair.....well basically Moiz and Aisha did love each other alot but whn Moiz went abroad, there were many misunderstandings...and everything cannot be cleared out on phone...so things became worse b/w them
yup i agree..MZZB is vey similar to Qaid e Tanhai but Qaid e Tanhai is more realistic in relation to the character of Aisha and Saba
Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*
I don't think that the purpose of the show is to prove or debate who has made more mistakes over the other. Instead, the point of the show, I think, is to show how a lack of communication leads to a both a husband and a wife committing similar mistakes and destroying their marriage despite the love that both of them have for each other at a deeper level.
While its obvious that Moiz is wrong to go after Aneela like that and to play with both Aneel and Aisha's emotions, what Aisha did was also just as wrong. Two wrongs don't make a right and, therefore, her actions do not stand justified at all! If she really was fed up of the life that Moiz has left for her back home, she should have asked him to divorce her without the acknowledgment and intention of Jawad or any other man in her life after Moiz. Aisha sees that Jawad is interested in her and a life with someone who will be around her and care for her and Noor appeals to her, and that is the only time she thinks of divorcing Moiz. Aisha makes sure that Jawad is her safety net and then she moves on to divorce Moiz - to me that is where the fine line lies between her being a wife fed up of the life that her husband has left for her and being a wife who cheats on her husband (or even has the intention of cheating).
While I am hooked onto this show and wait for Fridays to come around, I think the show tries way too hard to recreate MZZB, but it fails miserably. Its a good show on its own, but I do feel they need to stop trying to give it the same feel and they should definitely pick up the pace! Anyone know how many more episodes left?
But one thing that I do appreciate about this particular show over Umera Ahmed's other shows is the fact that a woman is not presented as the perfectly moralistic, sacrificial lamb as she is shown in shows like MZZB, Doraha, etc. In this show, the protagonist is flawed, she has made mistakes, and she is suffering because of those mistakes. I don't know how much more of the plot there is left and whether there are still any secrets waiting to be revealed, but I enjoy that this show does not blame men for suppressing women and still realizes that women are also flawed and they are also capable of making mistakes.
The true highlight of the show lies in that scene when Moiz finally returns to Pakistan and confronts Aisha about the allegations that have been placed on her. In that one scene in their room when they finally meet after five years, Moiz still has so much faith in Aisha. If in that scene, Aisha had lied to him and said that all those allegations placed on her were false, I think Moiz would have listened to her, and he would have believed her. Instead, she tells him that she doesn't love him anymore and that she loves Jawad! In that scene, there is a moment when he grabs her and tries to shake some sense into her - he wants to hear that she doesn't really mean it, he wants to hurt her, but all in that one second he realizes that he cannot force her to love him and he lets her go. I think that scene is so powerful, and I think most of the credit for that scene goes to Faisal Qureshi. The actress that plays Aisha falls short for me in her performance, once again. Sometimes, I think she's so expressionless!
I point this scene out to prove my point that they both have made their set of mistakes, they both want things to go back the way they were, but at the same time, both of them realize that too much has happened between them for things to ever return to normal.
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