We are debating, was this episode a drag because nothing much happened between H&H but then, we did see movement in Sameen and Roomi’s story? Catch up on more with our Mere Humsafar review
So we question ourselves that, did we find the latest episode a drag and complete waste of time, just because Hala and Hamza ka rona dhona khatam nahin ho reha, same old, same old? Because if we ignore the slo mo Hala Hamza story, we did see Sameen and Khurram’s story move forward, and Roomi’s story moved ahead too. So are we as audiences also biased and only interested in the main leads’ story?
Our Thoughts On The Episode
Waqas should have called Roomi to tell her he is leaving. The fact that he didn’t, shows that perhaps he is fooling Roomi and not really serious. How will Roomi convince everyone about her nikah with no proof to show for it?
Sameen jee now that you can feel the pain of taya’s words, and how the duniya won’t let you forget one negative thing associated with you even if it’s untrue, you should be able to empathise with Khurram a bit and maybe really give him another chance?
It is frustrating to see that the drama has handled Hala’s condition so lightly. Hala’s fears and behaviour is not normal. her insecurities need to be addressed and no one seems to be realising this. Hamza needs to reassure her that he will not take the baby away.
Hamza expects everyone to trust him, he couldn’t even bring Hala for Roomi’s engagement… how can Hala or anyone really trust him or believe him that he can take care of Hala and the baby?
And sorry, but if Khurram had to convince you of your love for Hala and her innocence then we are not sure if you deserve Hala in your life.
Raees is now in a panic as the house that he wanted for years and the reason behind keeping Hala all these years, is now on the verge of being sold and nothing will be in his control.
A Little Suggestion
A humble suggestion, please avoid stereotyping our mindsets by saying a mahsraqee baap cannot see his daughter’s home being ruined.
Every father would want that his daughter has a happily married life. But when you add Mashraqee, it somehow implies that Mashraqee fathers would want the daughters to continue in their marriage no matter what her situation. A father should assess the situation objectively and then act in a manner keeping his daughter’s wellbeing in mind. It should have nothing to do with mashraqee or not mashraqee.
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