Tere Bin’s latest episode leaves fans confused:
The eagerly awaited Episode 47 grabbed viewers with its suspense, strong emotions, and unexpected turns. During an argument in the previous episode, Wahaj Ali’s character, Murtasim, was spat at and smacked by Yumna Zaidi’s character, Meerab.
In reaction, enraged, Murtasim shoved Meerab firmly into a bed and shut the door.
This scene made a very strong suggestion that the next episode would involve rape or abuse against a spouse.
Unsurprisingly, this representation received harsh criticism on social media from viewers, leading to harsh criticism of the creators. Also, Producer Abdullah Kadwani cautioned against making snap decisions, but disgruntled Twitter users nevertheless voiced their displeasure.
In the latest episode, aired last night, many lingering questions in the minds of the audience were finally answered
Fans voiced their opinions
Also, Fans have voiced their opinions and engaged in a contentious debate in response to the viral moment from this episode.
The most recent episode of Tere Bin received a lot of reactions from viewers.
While some viewers applauded the excellent acting and the intense emotions shown in the episode, others expressed dissatisfaction with the turn the plot had taken.
Social media became a forum for fans to voice their opinions.
Also, Some thought the scene was a compelling and important part of the broader storyline of the programme, while others thought it was an unneeded attempt to create drama.

Viewers directed their anger towards the writer, Nooran Makhdoom, strongly asserting their belief that the current storyline was not the original one.
Furthermore, They expressed their discontent, firmly convinced that Makhdoom’s decisions were responsible for the deviation from the initial plot.
Her traumatized expressions, her walk screaming she was sexu.aly assaulted
— Tipsy (@tedhibaat1) May 24, 2023
Girls u want to praise #Murtasim go ahead becoz that is what they hav shown bt don't make fool of urself by saying there was no Marital https://t.co/0ygXP61Adk written in script
#TereBin pic.twitter.com/O4d8lIIIc9
Look at the audacity of her! Trying to take credit of the eps which were edited due to fans & no thanks to her. BAN NOORAN FROM WIRITING AGAIN. #terebin pic.twitter.com/BKG0cMx0uU
— Syra Fayyaz (@FayyazSyra) May 25, 2023
TereBin editor trying to save drama at the last moment. pic.twitter.com/PvpokRQBsh
— Zahra (@altaccountwoes) May 24, 2023
The build up for contract breach 🥲
— 🌺 (@Kimstarryeyes) May 24, 2023
"Wo meerab ko haasil karna chahta hai" "ek din ye contract tum khud pharogi" etc…Only for them to ruin this in worst possible way 💔
Thought we would see Meerasim all in love n then contract breach but alas 💀
Dhoka hwa hai 😭#TereBin pic.twitter.com/FYR6xGp9vh
If you remove the background voices and then look at merrub it doesn't show guilt but devastation. #YumnaZaidi portrays it with such perfection that even these voice over can't cover it up. So next time try to make better stories @7thskybiz#WahajAli#TereBin pic.twitter.com/IUc6TiiwPf
— Maryam Malik (@riyamalik79) May 24, 2023
You guys are so stupid if you think by editing today’s episode they changed the whole plot 😭
— Mala. (@eliteclownn) May 24, 2023
If he actually did MR then why would Meerab still called herself “Murtasim Khan Ki biwi”
Use some brain 🧠 guys #TereBin #WahajAli #YumnaZaidi pic.twitter.com/e7shJd0CD0
Earlier, Fans harshly criticised Meerab for spitting and slapping Murtasim, calling her acts unacceptable and saying there was no chance for her to change after such disgusting behavior.
Yumna Zaidi and Wahaj Ali, have come under fire from fans for allegedly making the wrong decision in choosing a script that went in such a problematic direction.

Pavan Manzoor is an experienced content writer , editor and social media handler along with a track record of youth-oriented activities in Pakistan and abroad. She was selected as a fully-funded delegate as a leadership fellow in Turkey. She also led a team of 5 volunteers at the week-long Young Professionals Fellowship in Maldives. She is also a member of the Youth Standing Committee on Higher Education.
