Qarz E Jaan (HUM) #5 - Usama Khan, Nameer Khan, Yumna Zaidi - Page 28

Boy did the writer try to whitewash the rapist

Props to Nameer for his acting though

I haven’t watched the whole episode yet, but I couldn’t resist and ended up watching the last 15 minutes. While the ending did feel rushed, as expected, I think I’m in the minority who actually appreciated it. Ammar owning up to his crimes and apologizing to Beenish and her baby was powerful, and Nameer really nailed that moment. I also loved how Nashwa addressed the issue with Burhan, pointing out that making a deal with Bade Abbu wasn’t cool, and subtly asking him to prove his love for her. The way he accepted his mistake and she forgave him felt so beautifully done.

Despite having some issues with the show, I genuinely enjoyed every single performance. It’s rare to find a show that makes you question yourself, your beliefs, and your thought processes. I’m really going to miss it. I’d like to thank everyone who watched and participated in the discussions—we agreed, disagreed, fought, but stuck with it until the end. Thank you so much!

I m happy the writer addressed why drugs and being angry is haraam in Islam

Through Ammar the writer showed so many things

Why parents let the boy child get a bit spoilt thinking he will come around..let him be...he is a boy but then he doesn't come around and ruins himself

It showed how Ammar affection for Nashwa and Beenish and his mom and chachi was genuine

I m glad they didn't romanticize Ammar nashwa in the last episode but showed him to be proud of her and applauded her for being a good lawyer

I cried the whole episode

It was too real too painful....too unfortunate...really dil toot Gaya

I am glad he admitted to raping maheen which was obscure all this time and he admitted that time he was in drugs

The last 2 epis Ammar was silent but today NAMEER KHAN OWNED THE EPISODE .....period

His scene with beenish when he called Hadi mamu made me howl

How he told his mom to take care of beenu

Decided to divorce nashwa and requested his dad to let her go and live freely

Ammar damaged everything and tried his best to correct everything

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Originally posted by: nightingale1234

I haven’t watched the whole episode yet, but I couldn’t resist and ended up watching the last 15 minutes. While the ending did feel rushed, as expected, I think I’m in the minority who actually appreciated it. Ammar owning up to his crimes and apologizing to Beenish and her baby was powerful, and Nameer really nailed that moment. I also loved how Nashwa addressed the issue with Burhan, pointing out that making a deal with Bade Abbu wasn’t cool, and subtly asking him to prove his love for her. The way he accepted his mistake and she forgave him felt so beautifully done.

Despite having some issues with the show, I genuinely enjoyed every single performance. It’s rare to find a show that makes you question yourself, your beliefs, and your thought processes. I’m really going to miss it. I’d like to thank everyone who watched and participated in the discussions—we agreed, disagreed, fought, but stuck with it until the end. Thank you so much!

We r NOT THE MINORITY

WE ARE THE MAJORITY

just read the comments on insta Twitter fb and YouTube

People r flooding everywhere with appreciation posts about the whole show and each and every cast member

Ammar Nashwa Beenish Burhan have become household names

Don't judge the whole fandom of this show based on a handful of negative reviews here

This show is a BLOCKBUSTER

Feel free to praise everything you liked as much as u can here

Let us bring the balance

Originally posted by: nightingale1234

I haven’t watched the whole episode yet, but I couldn’t resist and ended up watching the last 15 minutes. While the ending did feel rushed, as expected, I think I’m in the minority who actually appreciated it. Ammar owning up to his crimes and apologizing to Beenish and her baby was powerful, and Nameer really nailed that moment. I also loved how Nashwa addressed the issue with Burhan, pointing out that making a deal with Bade Abbu wasn’t cool, and subtly asking him to prove his love for her. The way he accepted his mistake and she forgave him felt so beautifully done.

Despite having some issues with the show, I genuinely enjoyed every single performance. It’s rare to find a show that makes you question yourself, your beliefs, and your thought processes. I’m really going to miss it. I’d like to thank everyone who watched and participated in the discussions—we agreed, disagreed, fought, but stuck with it until the end. Thank you so much!

Ye ending to honi hi thi agar ye na hoti to Ammar ko resist karta dikhate.

Drame ki problem ye thi ke Nashwa ne rapist se marriage(nikah majboori me aur shadi darr se) ki aur phir ye bhi expect kiya ke wo sudhar jayega. Pehle usy punishment dilani thi phir usy sudharta hua dikha sakte thy.

Originally posted by: HMMN

Ye ending to honi hi thi agar ye na hoti to Ammar ko resist karta dikhate.

Drame ki problem ye thi ke Nashwa ne rapist se marriage(nikah majboori me aur shadi darr se) ki aur phir ye bhi expect kiya ke wo sudhar jayega. Pehle usy punishment dilani thi phir usy sudharta hua dikha sakte thy.

Beenish giving her kid to her husband's murderer & crying for him.

Nashwa smiling at ammar at last.

Nashwa won case because of ammar

Nashwa got divorce because of ammar.

Rapist & murderer all of a sudden giving lecture.

It is still not whitewashing of him ? It is so regressive. They sidelined nashwa totally. Even burhan got decent dialogue where he admits yes he was selfish unlike nashwa who all of a sudden became righteous after trying to fix her rapist husband.

Such a wasted potential with a very subtle and problematic plot.

Originally posted by: Sparkle232

Beenish giving her kid to her husband's murderer & crying for him.

Nashwa smiling at ammar at last.

Nashwa won case because of ammar

Nashwa got divorce because of ammar.

Rapist & murderer all of a sudden giving lecture.

It is still not whitewashing of him ? It is so regressive. They sidelined nashwa totally. Even burhan got decent dialogue where he admits yes he was selfish unlike nashwa who all of a sudden became righteous after trying to fix her rapist husband.

Such a wasted potential with a very subtle and problematic plot.

General audience ko kya progressive aur kya regressive se farq nahi padta. Isliye YT par comments positive hi milenge. Bas villain ko end me saza dikha do aur hero heroine ko mila do, they get happy with that.

The performances of every single actor were top notch in it. So was the direction and everything else. The only think lacking was from the side of writers because they gave such stupid dialogues to Nashwa and Burhan.

Also the end was indeed fitting but once again the writer got carried away and tried to whitewash Ammar by having Beenish forgive him and Nashwa being happy that he realized his mistakes. No wife would ever forgive her loving husband's killer and no woman would be as comfortable in the presence of a rapist as the women in this drama

That being said, i loved the drama mainly because of how well it was presented albeit being highly problematic

Oh and the last scene was actualy pretty sweet. At least they had burhan acknowledge that making a deal with bare abbu was a step devoid of sense

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