Diyaar-e-Dil AT # 2 //ussi se naata rakh, ussi se ishq kar// - Page 18

Originally posted by: -ZaYalicious-

Wali's narration acts like a life-line for me. 😆

Not that I'm denying the terrific performances in these episodes but I'm so desperate for Wali that his narration means A LOT to me. At least, uski awaaz sun'ne ko milti hai 😆😆

Originally posted by: Couch_Potato

Uff! Itna tension Wali ko le kar. 😆

I think Wali will be older than Farah, no doubt about it. Simply because the book is a very popular one and Wali is an extremely loved character. Woh itna crucial character alter nahi kar sakte. Tabahi aa jayegi!

Plus if age difference and maturity levels play a key role then they can't afford to mess with that.

Toh ab aata hai sawaal kaise? For as far as I can see, it has to do with Behroze-Roohi. They are just starting off. They have nothing to call their own. I doubt they would want to add more to the plate with a baby on the way. On the other hand, Arjumand and Suhaib do have an understanding. Once their anger ebbs away, I wish they realise how similar they are as people and samjhote ki hi sahi, they are married. Somehow I really want those two to fall in love with each other. Chahe jitna time lage. I want Wali to be a love child not a baby to bring parents closer wala child. That will play a huge role on how he interacts with those around him.

Waise mujhe Wali ke baare mein detail mein nahi pata but I'm just saying. 😆

Originally posted by: Popo.

seriously ditto em soo happy whenever i hear his narrations 😆

Originally posted by: Couch_Potato

See Agha Jaan in my opinion was completely in character. The way he almost fell when he stood up, realising it's been an hour past and there's no sign of his rebellious son got me thinking. When he asked them to deck Arjumand up, he was still hoping against hope in his heart that Behroze would come back. Also, even if he didn't, even if Arjumand had to marry Suhaib, he wants it to be done in all the shaan and shauqat of a proper wedding to keep up pretense. To convince himself as well as the others that this was the right thing to do, the honorable thing.

In his head there is no right or wrong. There is just the family honour and what can be done to protect it. The happiness and will of a few people against the overall khandan ki izzat don't matter.

It almost seemed as if he is refusing to even consider the possibility that this might be a horrible decision for Suhaib-Arjumand. He doesn't want to look at their feelings and emotions cuz that would make him doubt his decision - which in the light of things and in his head he feels is the right one. He doesnt want them to weaken his resolve. And he expects his brother to recognise this and play pretense along with him. When he doesn't, he is miffed and upset. Then lets out what he hopes for the future, wishing it to be true. It seemed like he was consoling his own self, convincing himself just as much as he was his brother.

Originally posted by: -ZaYalicious-

By the way, it's 1st of April.

Only those who have the read the novel can relate 😆

Originally posted by: Couch_Potato

To begin with, can I just say how amazingly well Ali Rehman Khan plays Suhaib. I love the small nuances he brings to the role like the slight tinge of accent. I heard him speak in the first episode and was absolutely bowled over. Then his interaction with Laila in yesterday's episode was so heartrendingly poignant. He appears to have aged overnight. The shawl around his shoulder, the small smile he somehow manages to put on and then swallows like acid. His face contorting was just sheer brilliance.

Originally posted by: Popo.

Yess yess just said that a few pages back today is wali's 1st april fool 😆 they got their happy ending on 1st April 😳

Originally posted by: -MitwaIshqPe-

Welcome Kashish 🤗
I really like your reviews :)