This is about Dharaa naming the two sides of the players as team 'ha' and team 'ma'. At first, it seemed that it was 'ha' for hindus and 'ma' for muslims. But then I wondered why would Dharaa label them in such a way making their distinction more obvious when she wants to erase off these distinctions. Then it struck me that when team 'ha' and team 'ma' join together they'll become team 'hum'. And that is Dharaa's mission - where players are divided on the basis of their religion and Dharaa needs to bring them together so that they see themselves as 'we' instead of 'us vs them'.


When the Meerut phase of the story started, it took a sudden turn towards something completely different and I wasn't sure where this is heading. But after watching the episodes, I have slowly started settling into this Meerut phase and I'm liking it - seeing Dharaa as a coach, her gelling with the sports head, the way she proves her talent to the boys to show she is an able coach, and even the way she has kept an eye on her daughter's interest in music.

Dhara's thoughtful brain .one ...ha other ma...if you join together ...HUM''

She wants to join together ...her positive thinking
Definitely succeed in her mission '

Why I like this serial very simple things in life gives pleasure that is shown in this serial

How Dhara encourages polio boy . And made him 12th man .and praises for his drawings ..how she shows to bowl properly to Bashir

She listen to sport teacher 's pity patiently '

Edited by anasuya43 - 16 April 2016 at 8:18am

Hey S.Stephy where have you been these days? Missed your posts. 

Exactly, Dharaa has thought it out well!!

And yeah... Dharaa's encouragement to the polio-affected boy was nice!! I like how they incorporate these small positive things through the various characters despite the overall theme of communal divide.

Hi, my name is Stephy... . And what is yours? I was away on a holiday past few days and just caught up with the episodes.

It'll be interesting to see how Dharaa brings them together. And like the sports-head said their real issue is that they have this thought ingrained in them that they cannot and shouldn't mix with the other side. They need to see that the other side are also cricket players like themselves with the same desire to learn and win.

Hi Anjana :) I'm from Tamil Nadu.

Edited by AV25 - 17 April 2016 at 1:18pm