Dillagi - Hamayun Saeed, Mehwish Hayat - Page 108

I loved the conversation between the mother and the son where she clearly disapproved him slapping her. You hardly see these kind of conversations where mother does not approve her son slapping his wife.

Originally posted by: HeavenlyBliss.

Finally caught up!

The dialogues in this episode were tooo gooddd

Maine Haar nahi maani, par tum ko harta hua nahi daikh sakta- mohid. Uff



Kyun tumhare Baap ka raaj hai.
Nahin, mera 👏

I will watch the epi again
The dualogues were too good
Especially the ones between anmol and her mom.

Btw why was mishal wearing fakeeron wala chola lol

Saw a post on insta

Originally posted by: MuneebaSheikh

Saw a post on insta

Dil lagi team recorded both happy and sad ending it will now depend on viewers that what they want.

I am utterly disappointed in the way they made Anmol's character end up...When the show started off,she was my most favorite character for she came across as this girl with both guts and the brains and someone who stands by her word...But she just ended up being a very impulsive, bitter, directionless rebel...Not just that, she also turned out to be someone who turns away from taking the responsibility of her own mistakes...😒

Originally posted by: faizabadar

I think I am the only one who wants to see this drama to end on a sad note. 😊 evil but don't know why i want to see anmol repenting and crying.😕

I think initially they planned a sad end but seeing the response they might go for happy one.

Thoroughly disappointed. The same thing happened that I feared the most. That slap was tried to be justified again as 'because Mohid wanted to shut Anmol up'. I mentioned it before as well that it is a very wrong precedence. Someone mentioned Udaari here but there is no comparison between Udaari and Dillagi. In Udaari imtiaz has been presented as evil. What he did was established very clearly as evil and wrong. There is no question, no confusion, no ifs and buts. Here Mohid has been portrayed as this prince charming, who although has done wrong but no he is still a hero and he justifies his actions as well leaving the audience confused. Even on this same forum I have seen people justifying Mohid's slap.

I also do not agree with putting all the blame for this mess on Anmol. After all it was Mohid who started it. Wasn't he the one who interfered in Anmol's life first, he broke her engagement, he broke her sister's engagement. Where is Mohid's payment for his actions?

Originally posted by: Jaan-Jee

Thoroughly disappointed. The same thing happened that I feared the most. That slap was tried to be justified again as 'because Mohid wanted to shut Anmol up'. I mentioned it before as well that it is a very wrong precedence. Someone mentioned Udaari here but there is no comparison between Udaari and Dillagi. In Udaari imtiaz has been presented as evil. What he did was established very clearly as evil and wrong. There is no question, no confusion, no ifs and buts. Here Mohid has been portrayed as this prince charming, who although has done wrong but no he is still a hero and he justifies his actions as well leaving the audience confused. Even on this same forum I have seen people justifying Mohid's slap.

I also do not agree with putting all the blame for this mess on Anmol. After all it was Mohid who started it. Wasn't he the one who interfered in Anmol's life first, he broke her engagement, he broke her sister's engagement. Where is Mohid's payment for his actions?

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

I am disappointed in the way they turned Anmol's character into a sissy who turns away from taking the responsibility of her part...She after all turned out to be a paper tiger who couldn't even face the world with honesty...Very disappointing indeed...Once again they turned the male character into the ultimate martyr while making the female lead as a brainless bimbo who is a rebel without any cause...