Laila has been targeting Babrik since day one in Tamasha, and all Babrik did until today was let it go, usually by laughing it off. But he couldn’t do it yesterday, and honestly, we are glad he finally spoke up!
We have seen Laila sitting here, there and everywhere and talking ill about Babrik Shah. We have seen her manipulating and twisting things when it comes to Babrik so everyone in the house, as well as the audience, can see him as a negative person. We have also seen her being biased when she was the Wazeer, simply to make sure Babrik didn’t win and get himself saved. Why is Laila so obsessed with Babrik? Why is she always after him? Can Laila not do anything of her own? Is her game only revolving around Babrik Shah?
Why was the fight even initiated last night? I honestly cannot wrap my head around the fact that Laila started fighting and yelling at Babrik because Rabia was talking to Laila and Babrik spoke to Hassan. Where is the issue? Can nobody talk in the house when Laila is talking to somebody? Or was her anger actually coming from the fact that Rabia was praising her, and that conversation was disrupted because Babrik started speaking to Hassan, and that too wasn’t even about her?
Laila needs to stop being obsessed with Babrik and, for once, play her own game without naming and shaming him, without constantly speaking about him behind his back, and without finding foolish reasons to pick a fight with him that he never even takes seriously. I’m glad he fought back this time because it was much needed, and I loved the fact that he stayed within his limits throughout the face off.
Whatever Badshah Did To Fasih, He Made Him A Hero In Front Of The Audience
Badshah Salamat comes in and gives everyone lessons on how to be fair, how to keep an eye on everything when you are a Wazeer, and how not to fall prey to lies. But it is honestly so sad to see that he himself cannot stand by what he preaches. Constantly making questionable decisions, failing to be fair, and sometimes guiding the contestants in a way that only adds to the confusion seems to have become his mantra, and it is becoming increasingly irritating for the audience to watch.
I cannot comprehend why Fasih was punished for something that Ramsha did. Yes, Badshah needed to tell Fasih that he had been doing something wrong and that being too nice can sometimes make people take you for granted. He could have told him whatever was necessary to make him realise that he was being too nice to everyone, especially Ramsha, who, in my opinion, seems to be there mainly for the food.
And my heart really sank the moment I saw Fasih serving drinks to the Privileged Class. He did not deserve this. This was the same Fasih who belonged to the Privileged Class and was the Wazeer, someone who isn’t even allowed to do the house chores, and now you made him serve drinks? Watching him go through all of this was honestly heartbreaking.
Everything Fasih has gone through over these past two days is because of Ramsha and, of course, our very “fair” Badshah Salamat.
Whatever the reason, you scolded Fasih, took away his Wazeer privileges, and unsaved him for the next week. But in doing so, you also made him the ultimate hero for the audience outside. So, somehow, it all worked in Fasih’s favour, and I’m sure he will realise it once he comes back home!
Privilege Vs Labour Class: Esra Knows How To Play The Game
As for the Privilege vs Labour Class game, I feel that if there is one contestant who knows how to play games like these, where you have to put your humanity and kindness aside and be a little brutal, Esra is probably the only one who could handle it the best.
I was starting to like Samiya a little, but I’m not really liking the fact that she lies, manipulates situations and twists things around. You don’t need to do that. Do something better!
So far, Babrik, Fasih, Samiya, Esra, Rabia and Dr. Zee are safe this week. Let’s see who gets eliminated this week. It is high time for Ramsha to go back home. She has created enough chaos and clutter in the house, and the audience seems to be getting done with her.
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