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We were told during the promotions that Zoya is a progressive Muslim woman. But I don't see the development. Fine that she doesn't have any work experience but it is so not relatable that a woman of 21st century doesn't know about insurance money. If she did she would have calculated why Mahi, who treated her like a doormat until two days ago, suddenly supports her.
When her father confronted her, she said Yash was a helpful person, and may be the woman (Puja) need help. But even after Aditya told her how Puja was supposed to be in Chennai, and died in Mussourie, hand in hand with Yash (who I guess was supposed to be in Mumbai). She still believes in her husband. Fair enough.
But in the supermarket, inspite of seeing Puja and Yash's picture, she believesin some stupid playcard fallen on the street. No harm in believing in signs, but it clearly and honestly didn't make any sense.
It is fair to be wary about a stranger (Aditya) who swore to make her life difficult. But ignoring the facts won't make it a false. When clearly no one else was ready to invest in the bankrupted company, Puja invested such a big amount without telling her husband. When everyone who invested was regretting it.
That's why I cannot relate to her. Her innocent and naive nature and the way she strives on past, escapes into it, is dangerous for Zoya Siddiqui as a character.
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