Kuch Na Kaho - Naveen Waqar, Emaad Irfani, Asad Zaman Khan - Page 31

Originally posted by: -RisingAsh-

Omgg today's epi was so saddd... actually it had various emotions.. I felt every bit of it .. some scenes actually made me cry.

Aina's character and journey is just soo well sketched and shown properly that all of her emotions become easy to connect to. In the beginning it was SOOO easy to dismiss Aina as yet another bigdi hui sarphiri ladki who ruined her life as well as led her mother to death all due to her own zidd. There wasn't anything likable about her character. But now I love Aina. I love her because unlike the other bechari aurats of dramaland, she hasn't been reduced to a crying mess who knows nothing but to wail in self pity and guilt. The guilt is part of Aina's life but she has learned to live with it instead of just nurturing it. She hasn't let her past mistakes dictate her present actions. She refuses to take unwarranted shit from anyone just because she made a horrible mistake in her life.

When she said to Faraz today, "Aaj kehne de..aaj ke baad nahin kahungi" with that expression of anger and hurt, it spoke about how she is now living with two distinct but equally strong emotions. Her previous headstrong, self centered part of her makes her speak against the injustice that gets done to her. But the other mature part, the understanding of her situation she got after living through months of hell, stop her from taking any more rash decisions and make her compromise in situations. This is not what Aina used to be but we legit saw her character develop into this. Her depression in this episode was shown well which made the episode into a meaningful filler. We needed to see the effect this insane loneliness Aina has to face for the first time after her mother's death. Plus, Mohsin HAD to realize that he can't always straight up demand stuff only without giving it back. He had done this with Nadia before as well. I'm glad Faraz's words didn't fall on deaf ears. My fav part was of course Aina crying out, "Main marr jaoungi Mohsin" and clinging to him physically because she was that desperate to hold on to any source of sanity. It's good that Mohsin saw this Aina before Khala gave him a lecture about responsibilities.

Precap is good. FINALLY Mohsin-Aina attempting to start a normal relationship. Of course there is nothing normal with them cuz there's no way Mohsin will change his entire nature overnight. And with the twins in picture and Mohsin saying he doesn't want kids with Aina...Aina is bound to latch all her motherly instincts on the boys because, as said on the previous page, there has to be a reason for Maaz and the Twins to be of the same age and that is for Aina to try to fill the void that Maaz's absence left in her life.

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Gorgeous stuff !! Is scene ko chaar chaand aur lag gaye..

Lol Abby, thanks for the TRP info.. it's good to see that people are watching the show.

Agreed...would LOVE to see a gif set of the rain scene from ep 19. But again, thank you for working so hard on making these current gif sets. Your coloring is lovely.

I am watching the episode again on tv this time as it is airing here now with my Mom..

I appreciate what the writers are trying to achieve. It would be unrealistic to expect a person to change overnight. Mohsin too, is struggling to make sense of his own sudden, intense feelings for Aina, her apparent indifference to him, his own resentment at being ignored by Aina, and now Aina's sudden sadness. For a man who is used to living a self-centred life, and taking care of the material needs to his loved ones, this is a hard stretch to wade through. He has, clearly, fallen for Aina but his ego keeps him from confessing it to himself or her. He is also perplexed by Aina's attitude; she doesn't show any romantic (or any) interest in him and yet, was adamant to marry him. But, in spite of it all, I have to admit to being a bit disappointed by the writers. I had hoped for a full blown romantic facet to emerge in Mohsin, and wanted him to court Aina, and in so doing, make up for his past obnoxious behaviour. However, the writers have other things in mind. So, while I appreciate the show and its nuanced writing, my enthusiasm has started to wane a bit. The makers offer such tantalizing previews, especially after the Tuesday episodes, and I end up having all sorts of wild, romantic fantasies about these two, only to be disappointed (by the sheer absence of romance) in the episodes. Sigh!