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Whether these sayings hold true for Saba and Pari only time will tell. A helpless mother still coming to terms with her beloved's death unable to meet her daughter's needs much less her own. A naive daughter who is still mourning the loss of her father, yet is unable to comprehend the complex dynamics in which her life has taken a drastic turn. A powerless grandfather unable to see his granddaughter's tears and his daughter's grief. The first three episodes of Parchayee made me incredibly sad for both Saba and Pari. Saba was the queen of her castle until her husband was alive. She's now been plunked along with her daughter as a burden on her brother and sister-in-law. This drama should teach society the importance of educating daughters and enabling them to be self-sufficient in life. Had Saba been independent and capable of fulfilling Pari's needs, no one would've persuaded Saba into marriage against her own sentiments. I have a strong feeling the equation will change between mother and daughter after the marriage. Will Saba be able to take Pari with her to her new home? I have my doubts. 💔 Her priorities will change forcefully once she marries Khanwar Mehmood. ðŸ˜
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