Looks like Roshi is the medicine that will not only heal Talha but also bring him back to life. Meem Se Mohabbat wins audiences by giving them an episode full of scenes that were nothing short of absolute heart winners, making us smile and cry along with Roshi, Talha and Mohid.
Talha’s Apology, Missing In Action
Question is: What can Talha do to make Roshi forgive him and accept this marriage wholeheartedly. Although he is trying hard to make conversation with her, he has not really addressed her anger directly and apologized for all the hurtful things he said to her earlier, all the things Roshi remembers so well, every word of his, etched deep inside her heart and mind. Roshi is not letting go of the fact that he had hurt her self-respect and said all those things to her. She doesn’t fail to remind him that he had called her immature and non-serious. Is a heartfelt apology from him the only way to melt her heart?
Roshi’s Perceptiveness
But no matter how angry she is at him; she can instantly detect that something is not right just by his expressions. When Talha walks out of the kitchen leaving Roshi and Mohid to bake a cake, Roshi knew from his overall mannerism that something was not right. The ultimate moment was when she comforted Talha about the accident. Roshi wiping Talha’s tears is a scene we will probably remember and cherish for many years to come.
It was amazing how Talha shares his deepest fear, regret and sadness with Roshi without any hesitation. That is how much he trusts and loves her, that he can reveal his inner wounds to her – the damage that he has been hiding inside himself all along and avoiding facing up to.
That is what we are loving about Meem Se Mohabbat – the smooth transition of characters from one phase of the story to another which seems natural and so well executed, giving us new romance and relationship goals.
Roshi-Mohid Connection
Roshi might be able to resist Talha, but she cannot say no to Mohid. This is the best part of the drama, showing the pure relationship she shares with Mohid and no matter what, she won’t leave him. She also agrees to go out for lunch for his sake. Roshi is awakening the child in Talha. Sir Talha whom we thought would never get soaking wet in the rain, was splashing in the rain with Mohid like a child, all thanks to Roshi. She has brought out the spark in him, a part of himself that not only enjoys the little things in life but also communicates a whole lot more. The rain scene was so dynamic, carrying so many layers to it. Talha and Mohid laughing wholeheartedly for the first time, returning towards life after the tragedy, Talha’s love for Roshi as he wanted to share the moment with her, the sense of peace in Roshi’s eyes on seeing Talha happy, and finally Roshi dancing with them, completes the picture of all three of them together.
It All Comes Round
The very restaurant where their paths crossed for the first time is where they ate lunch as a family. From that initial selfie in episode one to the current one, a lot has changed. The drama was on a roll, giving us multiple precious moments.
Mohid asking Roshi if she is his mom is a gradual transition for Roshi to accept this new life despite whatever she is thinking deep down inside herself. This is another turning point and makes her new life more real for Roshi.
We are glad that the creators have retained the essence of Talha’s character. Despite Roshi being angry with him, he is not letting her sit at home and discontinue her studies which seemed like the case earlier. He has now talked her into going to college.
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Meem Se Mohabbat is penned by Farhat Ishtiaq with direction from Ali Hassan. The drama airs on HUM TV as a Momina Duraid production with a cast featuring Ahad Raza Mir, Dananeer Mobeen, Asif Raza Mir, Zarrar Khan, Khadija Saleem, Faiza Gilani, Tehseen Wajahat, Rabia Rizwan, Zainab Mazhar, Muhammad Hunbal, Naveen Naqvi, Arshad Mahmood, Irfanullah, Neha, Abu Hurairah, Raana Zafar, Touseeq Haider.
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