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This show is full on Indian vibes... Gul khan show actually n I’m loving it
Maa begum n that mu todna chahta hai dialogue is enough to make the episode perfect 10 for me....
Precap is even better... murtism doesn’t care what haya feels... meerab wants to know where he was gayab wow bring on the fights
They are just gold. I love all their scrappy but funny scenes. They are so well done. The chai scene tho I’ve seen a gazillion times on repeat.
As much as I despise Haya, I am enjoying the scenes where Meerab gives jawab back to her. That, “I’m your cousins wife to be line” for example. And the teasers hint at her being maybe upset/ jealous over his attention being elsewhere. As much as Haya’s antics will be torture, seeing meerab a little jealous will be nice. I mean, lady, you don’t know just how good you have it with your fine man right there. Just DON’T LOSE HIM!!!!
But ooof - that line where he said that she’ll cry after her azadi- I don’t like the sound of that.
Okay why is no one talking about the condition scene when Murtasim meets Meerab in the room?
OOF, the intensity
OOF, the dialogues
When he lifts the veil so Meerab can see herself in the mirror, was such a powerful moment. In the last episode, we know that's a little freedom stolen from her because "uske sohar ka sabse pehla haq hai uss pe" and she feels bitter. But Murtasim knows her enough to know it's just a pretence, so he asks her who she put this effort for. "I put effort in to please myself". "Phir sabse pehle dekhne ka haq bhi tumhe hai," he lifts her veil so she can look but her eyes fixate on the image of them, together, and on him.
I think he's right and she will regret everything in the future. But, not because Murtasim's innocent but because she will lose herself and the essence of what made her Meerab. If her heart becomes too cold, she won't be able to meet her own gaze. In my eyes, the mirror-veil scene is a metaphor for their marriage. She's doing this marriage for herself, and at the end of the day, she'll have to answer to herself.
It was a showdown, but not really, because Meerab was the only one fighting. Murtasim feels something for her, and I think that started with compassion for his own plight was similar (a puppet under Ma Begum's strings), so he's letting her run wild.
He's gentle with her. Which is why the earlier slap scene is so stupid cause it doesn't fit with his characterization at all. He's soft on her; we've seen it so many times, like at her birthday party when he didn't squash her guy friend for disrespecting him at sight or how he observed her in the hospital.
Also when he said "ab ye ghoongat ka kya natak hai?" ROFL He knows her so well
That scene was 🔥. Do you think she still hates him as much as she did in the beginning? I mean, he did show his soft side in these last few scenes. How can she not hate him at least a little bit less lol. In the bedroom scenes it seemed more like annoyance and familiarity, rather than deep hate.
Originally posted by: Baarish_Sim
Okay why is no one talking about the condition scene when Murtasim meets Meerab in the room?
OOF, the intensity
OOF, the dialogues
When he lifts the veil so Meerab can see herself in the mirror, was such a powerful moment. In the last episode, we know that's a little freedom stolen from her because "uske sohar ka sabse pehla haq hai uss pe" and she feels bitter. But Murtasim knows her enough to know it's just a pretence, so he asks her who she put this effort for. "I put effort in to please myself". "Phir sabse pehle dekhne ka haq bhi tumhe hai," he lifts her veil so she can look but her eyes fixate on the image of them, together, and on him.
I think he's right and she will regret everything in the future. But, not because Murtasim's innocent but because she will lose herself and the essence of what made her Meerab. If her heart becomes too cold, she won't be able to meet her own gaze. In my eyes, the mirror-veil scene is a metaphor for their marriage. She's doing this marriage for herself, and at the end of the day, she'll have to answer to herself.
It was a showdown, but not really, because Meerab was the only one fighting. Murtasim feels something for her, and I think that started with compassion for his own plight was similar (a puppet under Ma Begum's strings), so he's letting her run wild.
He's gentle with her. Which is why the earlier slap scene is so stupid cause it doesn't fit with his characterization at all. He's soft on her; we've seen it so many times, like at her birthday party when he didn't squash her guy friend for disrespecting him at sight or how he observed her in the hospital.
Also when he said "ab ye ghoongat ka kya natak hai?" ROFL He knows her so well
Originally posted by: Baarish_Sim
Okay why is no one talking about the condition scene when Murtasim meets Meerab in the room?
OOF, the intensity
OOF, the dialogues
When he lifts the veil so Meerab can see herself in the mirror, was such a powerful moment. In the last episode, we know that's a little freedom stolen from her because "uske sohar ka sabse pehla haq hai uss pe" and she feels bitter. But Murtasim knows her enough to know it's just a pretence, so he asks her who she put this effort for. "I put effort in to please myself". "Phir sabse pehle dekhne ka haq bhi tumhe hai," he lifts her veil so she can look but her eyes fixate on the image of them, together, and on him.
I think he's right and she will regret everything in the future. But, not because Murtasim's innocent but because she will lose herself and the essence of what made her Meerab. If her heart becomes too cold, she won't be able to meet her own gaze. In my eyes, the mirror-veil scene is a metaphor for their marriage. She's doing this marriage for herself, and at the end of the day, she'll have to answer to herself.
It was a showdown, but not really, because Meerab was the only one fighting. Murtasim feels something for her, and I think that started with compassion for his own plight was similar (a puppet under Ma Begum's strings), so he's letting her run wild.
He's gentle with her. Which is why the earlier slap scene is so stupid cause it doesn't fit with his characterization at all. He's soft on her; we've seen it so many times, like at her birthday party when he didn't squash her guy friend for disrespecting him at sight or how he observed her in the hospital.
Also when he said "ab ye ghoongat ka kya natak hai?" ROFL He knows her so well
Yasssssss, the regret was evident in Meerab when he says she'll look back and cry over this night.💔
OhGoshhhhhh the 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 in their interactions, the eye contacts, the subtle touches, the overtly display of rights w/out saying Qubool hai was 🔥 🔥 🔥☺️☺️☺️
I feel Murtasim wasn't pushed into a corner to sign, although he was conforming to Meerab's shart like you mentioned @red: the loss is actually greater for Meerab than him.
My, my, my... only the next morning & the jealous wife is already out 😈😈😈
For once his mother's presence was a blessing 🤣😆🤣....she might want to take on the role of watchwoman for her son and dil r/ship
THIS a is the definition of OTT. when dialogues are told with angry faces and BG music and all I am doing is ROFLMAO!! 🤣
Originally posted by: Madhuilove
Oh god , they really made this like Indian drama😅🤣 bed ke liye ladayi and all . Plus , the other lover losing her mind over their # suhagraat ....
And what did murtasim mean by #andar ka janwar 🌚😉 ? The nation wants to know , sorry the subcontinent wants to know 👀👀😂😂😂
Frankly just for production value, it’s far better than a gul khan show. honestly , the twice a week telecast has definitely helped with the quality - editing, dialogues and production. IMHO Gul Khan shows in the end are not classy, they are quite crass in their execution.
This one despite being TOTS OTT on every level, I am enjoying it. Of course that said, hajaar problematic and patriarchy ka jawab withholding sex ke saath is total eye roll…. I mean there is no deep analysis but complete full on time pass!
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