"Love has turned to hate" Pakistani drama 'Lakaat'

When the awaited person arrives, the other greets them saying, "I was waiting for exactly the moment you would come."

An expression emerges that the other's arrival always makes her happy. Both joy and waiting are contained in a single sentence.

Her parents and Faud himself see him as the person who will be her future husband.

But the speaker's thoughts are different. Because she has known him since childhood, he is merely an obsession she has wanted to achieve since she was young.

Concern is expressed about what will happen if she gets Faud. Based on past patterns, the premonition that the same story will keep repeating dominates her emotions.

The other person asks how she can be so certain about the future. There is a question of whether the opposite might not happen.

The speaker explains that it is because of her personality. A belief emerges that her inner characteristics, rather than objective circumstances, will determine her future.

This reveals that emotions do not flow in only one direction.

At the same time, she suggests the possibility that it could have changed from hate to love in the opposite way. Two extremes coexist in the confusion of uncertain emotions.

The emotional conversation shifts to music practice. As the other person begins to sing, they remind the speaker not to forget her goal.