Choti Si Zindagi (Hum) - Shehzad Sheikh, Iqra Aziz - Page 10

I have no problem with a guy as old as Urwa's character wanting to get married. The issue arises when he is married himself. He has not told the complete truth to Azra. I really doubt she knows that he is still married. He has kept Ameena in the dark. She assumes that they are finally happy and have been for years. And then he goes taunting/yelling at his son for wanting to get married. I mean yes, he is TOO young if you ask me, but he is the younger version on you. You can't be that thick headed as to not see it!

It is confirmed. last episode is coming this Teusday.

Originally posted by: awida

It is confirmed. last episode is coming this Teusday.

What so unexpected

https://www.facebook.com/humtvpakistan/videos/10150826977869991/

Aww nice ending - urwa repayed the favour of sohail, ditched azra, happy life. I wish they showed urwa's sons wedding!

Choti si zindagi wala dialogue best tha

Sohail and Armeena are gonna be my abs favs from
this show and despite all of Urwas nonsense this show was a sweet watch with a diff flavour to it!

I loved loved sohail armeenas relationship & urwa used to get jealous when she used to feed him food etc 😆

While I liked Ameena and Sohail, the message being conveyed did not really hit home with me. In fact, I found the very idea promulgated in the show problematic (that getting married young is the best choice out there so that you can have grown-up kids by the time you enter your middle adult years, who can help you with life) . I mean, how much can the average 19-24 year old help his or her parents? Moreover, I find the idea that you raise kids so that you have a secure old age a very flawed idea. What of people who have grown up progeny who would like to pursue a life that requires them to be away from their parents and likely does not offer the sort of recompense that can allow them to help their parents financially? Are those progeny worthless? I can imagine being less harsh to the show if its makers hadn't so brazenly sided with one lop-sided perspective over another, equally valid view (getting married early vs late in life).

Jnam you said exactly what was in my heart! I'll add that I very happily watched the first few episodes of this drama but couldn't stomach it anymore when urwa was forced into a marriage. I can't stand these parents in dramas forcing their children to do something they're not pleased with only to have the "see, we told you so" ending where the child forced into a marriage acknowledges that their parents were right the entire time. I couldn't watch past the first ten episodes for this reason alone. From what I remember the show was written well, but these messages in dramas need to stop.

Originally posted by: JNam

While I liked Ameena and Sohail, the message being conveyed did not really hit home with me. In fact, I found the very idea promulgated in the show problematic (that getting married young is the best choice out there so that you can have grown-up kids by the time you enter your middle adult years, who can help you with life) . I mean, how much can the average 19-24 year old help his or her parents? Moreover, I find the idea that you raise kids so that you have a secure old age a very flawed idea. What of people who have grown up progeny who would like to pursue a life that requires them to be away from their parents and likely does not offer the sort of recompense that can allow them to help their parents financially? Are those progeny worthless? I can imagine being less harsh to the show if its makers hadn't so brazenly sided with one lop-sided perspective over another, equally valid view (getting married early vs late in life).

I can also understand the sated joy one gets out of the mere act of raising one's kids into responsible adults but the idea that there is more important practical benefit to be reaped out of parenthood is a problematic idea to me, and one that casts a shadow over an otherwise beautiful and unconditional bond. Further, I would argue that Urwa's behaviour throughout his marriage proved the exact opposite of what the makers were trying to say: that some younger progeny would do better if they weren't forcefully married! Anyhow, the show ended up being more convoluted and problematic for me but I did wholeheartedly love Ameena and Sohail. To be honest, in the story playing in my mind, they did eventually get together with no Urwa in sight :-)