Tinkay ka Sahara (Hum TV)- Sonia Hussain - Page 20

Originally posted by: mala06

HUM tv releasing promos fast. I am surprised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaMeG0J-g9g

I need to start this one 😳

I like the cast of this drama. Nice to see Rubab in a big publicity show, always felt she’s underrated.

Finally i started watching this drama. It's actually good. The concept is nice. Two parallel stories. One couple have money but no love and respect other have love and respect but no money.

This drama is actually based on reality. How a girl has to do compromises after marriage to make and retain her house.

Originally posted by: NINALOGY

Finally i started watching this drama. It's actually good. The concept is nice. Two parallel stories. One couple have money but no love and respect other have love and respect but no money.

This drama is actually based on reality. How a girl has to do compromises after marriage to make and retain her house.

Yes. The show's views have doubled from the last two episodes. This show's casting and direction is also very good.

I like this show, curiously it reminds me of Ye Na Thi Hamari Qismat in terms of the parallel plot lines of two couples- one- chaotic, and the other- coming together in serenity.

But here it is different because the two couples are not really connected with each other except that Sonya's character narrowly missed being matched to Sami's character. It just contrasts two brides' backgrounds, attitudes and expectations w.r.t. marriage.

How is there going to be a connection between the two- is it hinted at or explained in some promo? Or is it going to continue being a parallel plotline?

Honestly though it is the Sami Khan- Rabab Hashim storyline which is more enticing to me at the moment.

The moral dilemma it presents is fascinating.

So, the girl is materialistic, her worldly-wise parents dissuaded her again and again from marrying the guy who loses his temper at the drop of a hat.

But she went ahead all the same because she wanted a rich man to be married to. She wanted to overlook his flaws because of his wealth.

But her parents saying that they will be deaf and dumb to her pleas in the future if she wants to come back home and her dad insisting that he doesn't want his married daughter back at any cost- isn't that problematic?

Sure, the girl is materialistic and immature, but you could have cracked down on the alliance from the beginning if you saw the warning signs as a parent.

Rather than allowing your daughter to drown saying that well- you don't know to swim and yet you went in the water despite our warning, so we are not going to rescue you from drowning🤔

Originally posted by: Amri_IF

I like this show, curiously it reminds me of Ye Na Thi Hamari Qismat in terms of the parallel plot lines of two couples- one- chaotic, and the other- coming together in serenity.

But here it is different because the two couples are not really connected with each other except that Sonya's character narrowly missed being matched to Sami's character. It just contrasts two brides' backgrounds, attitudes and expectations w.r.t. marriage.

How is there going to be a connection between the two- is it hinted at or explained in some promo? Or is it going to continue being a parallel plotline?

@bold When did this happen?

There will definitely be some connection as in the OST there is a scene where Wasey's sister's in Qadar's house.

Originally posted by: mala06

@bold When did this happen?

There will definitely be some connection as in the OST there is a scene where Wasey's sister's in Qadar's house.

There's a dialogue by the matchmaker to Sonya's sister's in laws while bringing Haroon's alliance that she had another alliance of a wealthy guy but it had gotten finalized just a while ago. It referred to Sami's character.

https://youtu.be/nzhb24hgh9I at 14:23

Originally posted by: Amri_IF

There's a dialogue by the matchmaker to Sonya's sister's in laws while bringing Haroon's alliance that she had another alliance of a wealthy guy but it had gotten finalized just a while ago. It referred to Sami's character.

https://youtu.be/nzhb24hgh9I at 14:23

Oh! Ok. I thought they were referring to someone else here.

Show trending in India at #13. Happy for HUM.