Hollyoaks: Sami Advises Imran

[@dylanjones5481]

At last he's finally gonna face the consequences and I would probably be Sami in this situation.

[@jwsm2]

No excuses Imran stop playing the victim making it all about you

[@davidhodges1153]

Well i kinda off understsnd him realy, its hard to realy control your anger. Especialy with everything, & everybody else in the world. But what he did was rong, i know. Yazz didn't deserve that, neathur did his mum, or ste. Ever though ste was being a jerk off. Im just glad he didn't hurt brook.

[@serenityfox8546]

I like how they are trying to show the consequences of your actions and how you get viewed as a person for what you do.

[@anirai1516]

Imran still did wrong though and so did you Sami. So I hope no one makes excuses for Imran again because he needs to get what he deserves and get proper help.

[@shistarkyliem3334]

This is such an amazing storyline. They usually leave it as a cliffhanger which hooks me into it so much more. The twists and turns are ludicrous😂

[@ramonaflowers2813]

Sorry creepy Imran I don't feel sorry for you.

[@sianpattison6087]

Has Sami forgotten that he framed James for Kyle's murder? Imran deserves everything that's coming to him but Sami has no right to lecture him. They're both as bad as each other.

[@Qari256]

Sian Pattison if Sami is bad then James is worse

[@ChelseyLinden]

Qari256 How is James worse than Sami? 😠😡

[@Qari256]

Chelsey Linden he set up an innocent man for his crime. All Sami did was set up a guilty man for a crime that didn’t happen

[@sianpattison6087]

@@Qari256 because Mac made him. James never wanted to do it. You could see James felt sorry when he pulled Sami up on trying to set him up and Sami told him it was because James had 'killed' his dad.

[@sianpattison6087]

@Fern Alderton different how? His stepmum and sister have been beaten by Imran. Sami is angry because that's his family. What about James' family? Is it fair that their son and brother went to jail and got beaten up etc just because Sami set him up for a crime he didn't commit? It's not different at all.

[@ChelseyLinden]

I'm glad Sami learned what he did to James and Kyle. I hope he'll apologize for all of this and that Imran will finally face up to what he did to his Mother and Sister Yasmine.

[@ChelseyLinden]

JaguarRider Why? After all Sami was the one who used Kyle to help him set James up for false murder.

[@ChelseyLinden]

JaguarRider I wasn't thinking about it until you mentioned Mac because the flashback did show that Mac tricked by trying to get James to pay Mac a huge amount of money but he couldn't afford it so the only idea he had was to set Kishaf up. And I still doubt that Kishaf's really dead! That letter was probably fake so maybe someone else got him out of prison and maybe Misbah payed him to leave Hollyoaks because she said he wasn't a good Man! I mean THIS IS HOLLYOAKS FOR GOD SAKE THERE'S ALWAYS A TWIST IN THIS SHOW!!!!!!!! Plus it'll be like the whole Darcy storyline all over again. 😣😫😤😠😡

​@@ChelseyLinden Mac & Marnie may have tricked James but in the end, James made the decision to commit a crime and frame an innocent man just to impress Mac, nobody forced him, it was him and him alone, he wasn't even sorry. And Kashif is dead, it'd be lazy writing if he is still alive, he was facing a long prison sentence so Misbah paying him off seems farfetched and I'm sure Misbah would've called him back once she found out he's innocent.

[@ChelseyLinden]

JaguarRider Who knows. Maybe it could be the whole 'Darcy' storyline all over again.

@@ChelseyLinden Darcy is a malicious character, it makes sense with her but nothing suggests Kashif is anywhere near her league.

[@louisegallagher7549]

This scene broke my heart.

[@juliblue6676]

I don’t really know why, but Imran‘s facial expressions kinda remind me of Craig..? 🤨🧐

[@tanyax6030]

Poor Imran he acted all tough now he has no one 😁

[@comfortmua1210]

Finally some justice

[@ab_vz8595]

What episode is this plz

[@Blackvoid2me]

I love it when Sami gets....rough..mhmm. I'm sorry. Excuse my behavior. 😣

[@dawn-pc9yv]

Dudee chill 😂😂

[@zarax5286]

You and me both lmao

[@neonblackbeast7243]

Blackvoid2me nigga damn🤭

[@saraholivia8264]

same soooooo sexyyyy

[@zaramariadixon5035]

Awwww Imran poor baby!! .......... MAN UP YA LITTLE PSYCHO!!

[@hiboibrahim4209]

He reminds me of Finn

[@blueman3666]

Finn a rapist though. Imran not

[@hiboibrahim4209]

@@blueman3666 not that bit. His attitude.

[@louisegallagher7549]

I feel bad for imran but at least now he can get the help he needs.

[@kexvan]

love made him do it... and he'll do it again :o

[@CherryBlossomBlyue]

I feel bad for Imran, the kid has alot of issues. Thats clearly where all this anger comes from. Misbah was wrong for putting all his business out there like that though.

[@fads6645]

Arch-Cheriea Strachan no she wasn’t wrong for exposing him infront of everyone what kind of excuse is that? If she wouldn’t have done that Imran would have carried on happily assaulting everyone around him unnoticed and use as an excuse ‘I don’t know why I get so mad’! This kid has some serious deep mental health issues he is at a constant battle with himself which people like his loved ones are caught up in the crossfire, if you keep making excuses for domestic abuse like this then you’ll have a never ending cycle with you as the prey and your child that came out of you as the predator now what sort of life is that? 🙄

[@elliepaterson0420]

Fvds Yf not excusing his actions but at this point not only had he hated Misbah for not saving him he was also dealing with being abused by buster

[@leahcutts692]

I feel sorry for Imran

[@rosevictoriarobertson6068]

Finally go imrqn

[@redserv3nt62]

Anger issues

[@ryanuva5102]

Gave a feeling were going to get a depression storyline for Imran.

[@garfielf4946]

Epic

[@moonlightbae_]

*i don’t know*

[@98slbrookes98]

I'm glad Sami now sees his vendetta against James was wrong - I understand his anger towards James for framing his Dad for something he didn't do but he could have chosen to avoid him. In some ways him choosing to beat up James Nightingale and then choosing to frame him for a non existent murder was much worse than Imran lashing out at Misbah and Yasmine in anger although he went too far when he beat up Ste as that was premeditated and he would have had to face the consequences for that anyway even if the domestic violence hadn't come out. If he had agreed to see a counsellor when Misbah tried to arrange counselling for him maybe things would not have escalated to this level. I am sorry for him as we know the accident triggered his issues and his immediate remorse whenever he is violent does seem genuine.

How is beating & framing a guy that took away your father worse than abusing your own loving mother & sister? If a man that framed your father which drove him to suicide was living in your area, are you gonna be alright with it as you expect Sami should be?

[@98slbrookes98]

@ Of course it's not alright that James got away with what he did but Sami had two options - either report James to the police and press charges or avoid/ignore him. Why risk his career and freedom for revenge? Also Sami attacking James was planned while Imran lashing out at his mother and sister was hat of the moment after some kind of trigger. I accept that what Imran did to Ste was premeditated but his anger issues stem back to the accident. Sami had the option of staying away from James or moving away from the area James lived in and he took neither option. His family begged him to drop the vendetta but he didn't. Sami cannot stop James living in the area if he cannot prove what he did so ignoring and avoiding him is the best option. Revenge is never the answer. And what about poor Kyle? Made to stay away from a certain place just because Sami wants to pretend James killed him.

[@98slbrookes98]

@ If Sami got justice the right way I would understand but beating James up and framing him for a murder that never happened was all about revenge. It wouldn't have brought his father back and nor would his father have agreed with it. Staying away from the person who harmed a relative and never seeing/interacting with them makes more sense than seeking revenge on them. As regards Imran, obviously what he did was wrong and Misbah and Yasmine definitely didn't deserve to be victims of domestic violence but he eventually did the right thing and told the police the truth and the CPS chose not to press charges in that instance as throwing Imran in prison would solve nothing - he needed anger management and professional help given that his violent tendencies stemmed from the accident and that's exactly what he was given thanks to Sami arguing his case.

[@98slbrookes98]

@ Only if you let it eat you up. He could have chosen to focus on those still alive and live his own life instead of risking his career and freedom for revenge. Sami would never have got away with it - sooner or later someone would have seen Kyle alive and well and reported Sami to the police just like Harry did. I agree that James should have faced the consequences for what he did - yes he should be in prison but for something he actually did not for something he didn't do. An eye for an eye is not such a great thing. It would never end.

[@98slbrookes98]

@ Obviously yes I would be angry but if I didn't have the evidence to bring the man to trial then I would focus on my own life and ignore/avoid him as much as possible. I don't believe in revenge and wouldn't risk my freedom or career - nobody is allowed to take the law into their own hands and it doesn't solve anything either. Sami's duty is now to the living. He can always remember and love his father, but he should focus onlooking after his siblings and making a life of his own - it's not up to him to punish James. It's up to the law and if the law can't then, he should move on.

[@dzehliono8320]

Damn Good acting though

[@joshuaphilips-kerrigan3220]

Sami isnt innocent either; he tried to frame James for murder

[@blueglueshlu]

Sam has a different mother?

[@lillygarwood8514]

Is misbah not Sami’s mam?

[@hajrauddin2551]

Chill

[@jayemac0593]

You’re maw

[@imthechocolatemoiste.9901]

Jayemac 05 your mum.

[@maximasthecat8181]

@@imthechocolatemoiste.9901 mac DURRRR....

[@imthechocolatemoiste.9901]

Dino Ruldolph wtf do u mean

[@maximasthecat8181]

@@imthechocolatemoiste.9901 wtf I mean is that she probably is on about mac , wtf do you mean by mum....

[@imthechocolatemoiste.9901]

Dino Ruldolph Idk he was supposed to say ur mum Jayemac 05 does

[@alexandratoke1394]

Imran needs to be punished but Sami is being a hypocrite when it comes to doing something twisted. Sami wasn't forced to do what he did to James at all, James was forced by Mac to frame Sami's father.. both men were victims of Mac either way and James' actions whilst awful aren't without reason, at the end of the day, he grew up being treated like less than shit by Mac and abused so it isn't surprising that he does hurtful things, none of it justified but still explicable. James only knows pain because he felt it and only knows to inflict pain because that's how he was taught by example of his asshole father.

[@alexandratoke1394]

@ i'm not specifically a James fan but I'm saying that if Mac had treated James differently then James probably wouldn't be doing such a messed up, damaged person. He didn't just wake up like that. Mac is also smart if you haven't noticed. He doesn't need to physically to force or leave a trace of him forcing James, he has mentally broken him down. Mac knows how to play people. Also as for the Harry thing and the mothers, James shouldn't have done it, it wasn't right and he had no business doing it but when I look at him, I see him trying not to be his dad but the more he lies to himself, the more he hurts people the way Mac would. Children are a reflection of how they were raised and the environment they grew up in, James' was a shitty one. But that's no excuse for what he has done, I'm just saying it isn't inexplicable

[@alexandratoke1394]

@ not everyone reacts the same to a shitty childhood, and i didnt mean to imply that it is all mac's fault.. i am saying that your childhood has an impact on your present and your future.. james isn't excused by it, he knows right and wrong, he isn't sorry for things but there are things that he is sorry for. Don't paint everyone by the same brush, you can have the best life and end up messed up, a shit life and end up grown and wonderful or have the best life and be happy or have a shit life and feel shit... Everyone reacts differently consciously and unconsciously

[@alexandratoke1394]

@ I literally just said that James' upbringing is a factor but not an excuse! He has done awful things and Sami whilst within his right to be angry, became just as bad as James. Both of them play dirty and neither of them are in a position to give moral advice at all. And James didn't wake up heartless, there is only so much shit a person can take and everyone acts differently, James chose to shut off. Also, I never meant to suggest I excuse his behaviour, I said it is explicable. Nothing happens without reason, but that doesn't mean that what happened is always forgivable

​@@alexandratoke1394 You brought Mac up to excuse James's actions in your original comment. James played dirty for his own selfish needs while Sami did it to avenge his dad. Some people are just plain selfish & heartless, James chose that route, bad childhood or not, he's aware of the effect his actions have and shows no remorse, Sami & Kyle keep getting reminded about what they did but what James did is ignored, he's being treated like a victim when the real victims are Maalik family.

[@alexandratoke1394]

@ and in my original comment, I said it wasn't justified regardless of his upbringing like I have said many times. I am saying it's understandable why James is how he is, not that it is an excuse. I agree the Maaliks are victims of James, just as James is a victim of Mac. Sami and James both made conscious choices to hurt each other. Sami's actions were understandable. James' state of mind is understandable. Just because something can be justified or understandable, it doesn't make it right.

[@edcrecrrc6412]

I thought you were morgz 😣😣😣😣😣😣

[@rosevictoriarobertson6068]

At last

[@Ghet104]

Are they speaking speaking Scottish?

[@Epic_Amir_Hamza]

They have a northern english accent. Considering Northern English territories border Scotland. There are some similarities between a Scottish accent and a Northern one.

[@teaparty3447]

First like view and comment !!

[@alixmcdonald2310]

I was first

[@fatspyro4630]

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[@maximasthecat8181]

@@fatspyro4630 I care

[@fatspyro4630]

@@maximasthecat8181 Well that's pathetic, no offence

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