Originally posted by: ridaanur
^ lol i think it's Shab Rang not Shabnamπ
@sanammodysaeed Tayyi ammi pls - baksh den Agha Jaan ko.
Originally posted by: khamosshhh
@ Mais - there sure is nuances to the characters and they sure aren't one dimensional. Like Ruhi is extremely negative and rude, but is devastated and grief stricken and guilt ridden. Wali is the responsible and farmabadaar son, but he is hot-headed too. Arjumand has been gracious in accepting her husband's last wishes, but in no way she was totally happy about it. Similarly Moiz has been shown as a supportive, caring nephew and cousin and Faraa as a bit indulged, but having her heart in the right place but now a little lost due to the sudden and sad changes. But then all these characters taht I have mentioned r being seen by most as black-or-white. I know now ppl r seeing Faraa as being 'bitchy' and dumb (yes dat's d comments I read), but once she starts falling for Wali ppl will find her cute and all. But that's precisely my point...dat in stead of having a look at the overall picture, judgement is being passed on the current way the characters r shown.
Also in his place Tajammul is right. Many r saying that he can't even look after his sister and neice, but I suppose he's just being practical and hence his brainwashing Ruhi to ask for Fara's share.πAnyways I don't even know if I made sense.π³π I even said this in teh beginning, that I have problems when we as audience r forced to perceive a character as good or bad, in staed of leaving it up to the viewer's discreetion and dat's what I feel is happening with this show and dat id the biggest issue I have with Indian soaps and I can never watch them. But at least here it's not as bad, but still...
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