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Posted: 1 years ago

It’s interesting to me is that Bilal went home thinking about marrying Sadaf. Of course he doesn’t want to rush into obviously and he has his doubts about her motivations but he felt encouraged.

Namdaar Mirza Saab’s words will forever haunt him. I feel like this has always been a conflict for him. The way his face changed when Divan asked him if Sadaf agreed. It’s like it brought him back to that reality

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Posted: 1 years ago

Originally posted by: unicornhugs

It’s interesting to me is that Bilal went home thinking about marrying Sadaf. Of course he doesn’t want to rush into obviously and he has his doubts about her motivations but he felt encouraged.

Namdaar Mirza Saab’s words will forever haunt him. I feel like this has always been a conflict for him. The way his face changed when Divan asked him if Sadaf agreed. It’s like it brought him back to that reality

I noticed that all the scenes where Wahaj sheds silent tears are incredibly well executed. Not every actor can do this. To create such a scene, an actor must recall and visualize an intensely emotional memory from their own life. Usama lacks this ability—he is a below-average actor.
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I think it was Ghana... In that country, people used to get paid to cry at funerals, and they even considered it a profession. I think Usama should go there—he would become very rich in no time!

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Posted: 1 years ago

I honestly can't stand Sadaf's character. I don't want her and Bilal together. He deserves better. How long are they planning on dragging this show?

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Posted: 1 years ago

Originally posted by: hakanturkey

SMD should be taught as a lesson in your universities related to theater and acting, on how a TV series can be extended to double the screen time.

SMD should be taught as a case study in 101 ways to make a drama a flop and to get roasted and toasted by the audience,

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Posted: 1 years ago

Originally posted by: kuhelidebbarma

I think I am the only one here but I am not able to relate to Sadaf at all..she is so confused between her hatred for ammar and attraction for bilal but she wants both men to love her and be desperate for her...like WTH this is so weird.

I am trying but I can't relate to her. I come up with a theory to understand her headspace and decision-making, only have the writer/director not go in that direction or not depict it clearly.

Sadaf wants revenge from Ammar and she taunts him about BA because that is his biggest insecurity. But I don't think she wants to go back to him. She just wants to hurt him which shows that she is still stuck in her trauma. She is attracted to Bilal but she is not in love with him like that. She is still thinking of love as sauda, bechna, khareedna. She can't love Bilal truly until she comes out of this mindset. Her marriage to Ammar has shaken her self-esteem. She feels devalued and worthless by the wrong decision she made. She thinks that if she can get Bilal, it will erase her past mistake, make her feel less empty and regain her self-worth. She is seeing Bilal as a fix-all to the pain and insecurities from her divorce. This is how the writer, director and actress should have shown her confusion and vulnerability. Instead, its coming across as cheap suggestive and desperate. Te next step should have been sadaf realizing how she is just spiraling in her traumas which is making her take rash decisions, and instead she needs to heal, self-reflect and recalibrate. But makers want suspense, so we will get confused Sadaf tlll end.

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Posted: 1 years ago

Originally posted by: chai_chatter

I honestly can't stand Sadaf's character. I don't want her and Bilal together. He deserves better. How long are they planning on dragging this show?

I am not sure that how much of the even general audience wants that . Check the comments on Instagram and YouTube.

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Posted: 1 years ago

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I am not sure that how much of the even general audience wants that . Check the comments on Instagram and YouTube.

At this point people just want a happy ending for Bilal Abdullah and that’s it.
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Humsha didn't follow Bilal , he himself called her to Dubai most likely for work or may be advise on how to proceed with Sadaf.

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Posted: 1 years ago

Originally posted by: hypnotoad

I am trying but I can't relate to her. I come up with a theory to understand her headspace and decision-making, only have the writer/director not go in that direction or not depict it clearly.

Sadaf wants revenge from Ammar and she taunts him about BA because that is his biggest insecurity. But I don't think she wants to go back to him. She just wants to hurt him which shows that she is still stuck in her trauma. She is attracted to Bilal but she is not in love with him like that. She is still thinking of love as sauda, bechna, khareedna. She can't love Bilal truly until she comes out of this mindset. Her marriage to Ammar has shaken her self-esteem. She feels devalued and worthless by the wrong decision she made. She thinks that if she can get Bilal, it will erase her past mistake, make her feel less empty and regain her self-worth. She is seeing Bilal as a fix-all to the pain and insecurities from her divorce. This is how the writer, director and actress should have shown her confusion and vulnerability. Instead, its coming across as cheap suggestive and desperate. Te next step should have been sadaf realizing how she is just spiraling in her traumas which is making her take rash decisions, and instead she needs to heal, self-reflect and recalibrate. But makers want suspense, so we will get confused Sadaf tlll end.

This is how I’m seeing it too. The problem is that dialogue is too vague and open to interpretation. Like I thought she actually wanted to get slapped by Ammar. It also made it seem like she just wants a reaction from him because she still has feelings for him. The explanation of her pointing out his fake personality makes so much more sense and is in line with the story so far. I don’t know if I got influenced by tweets that I saw or if that’s how I objectively saw it. I don’t like things spelled out but some things need clarity.

Also Sadaf telling Bilal she wants to see him at 1 am was because she was feeling vulnerable and wanted to see him.The problem is it probably came off sounding like a booty call when it really wasn’t. She was feeling a bit rejected after their dinner, but the guy helping her with her luggage gave her hope again when he said Bilal came checked out the rooms for her. She feels safe around him now in contrast to how she used to feel around him before. She knows he won’t try anything so I feel it was very innocent but she isn’t thinking clearly.

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