Qarz E Jaan (HUM) #4 - Usama, Nameer, Yumna | DT.N. Pg 136 - Page 5

Originally posted by: Achelvi

https://x.com/Bbsgirl26/status/1891335536607969400?t=Kp9xY5aNAIYc9EV_C5Nnqw&s=19

I am loving their sweet cute talks n I love how understanding and matured burhan is.

I really hope they are the endgame. Don't want nashwa to end up with a nashedi, mannerless ra*e suspect .

Originally posted by: LifeOfWhy

Behen, blood group hospital se pata karne jaisa expectations Burhan se mat rakho! I'm still not convinced how he didn't know Nashwa was Bisma's daughter until they met at Barkat Villa!

(Copy-pasting same post on old thread)

He knew Bisma's daughter's name was Nashwa!

He knew Ammar Bakhtiar was her cousin!

He saw Bakhtiar informally talking with Nashwa about Ammar's case at his office!

He asked her whether she'll be able to fight against Ammar as she's his cousin!

He knew about Ammar-Nashwa's fight over the phonecall about FIRs!

He even asked her "aapke ghar me chaai pe kya special bante hai shaam ko" as he was planning to visit with Bi jaan and Asim!

Plus

He kept calling her miss Behzad almost everytime while he very well knew about the two brothers of Barkat Villa destroying his father's life!

There can be another Nashwa & another Behzad in town but another Nashwa Behzad with a cousin Ammar "Bakhtiar"?

How on earth is he pleasantly surprised about Intern Nashwa and Bisma's daughter Nashwa are same person

That does not go with the smart character, an intelligent lawyer he's described as!

Blood groups are checked at hospitals even if family knows it, that's standard protocol baki I agree! He didn't even run a background check on his intern or the culprit he was gonna fight against. His character is a loop hole of this show. We just have to assume he's smart, clever, calm and intelligent

In a state of shock and panic, as blood from the injured girl covered him, he was overwhelmed and not thinking clearly. In the midst of the emergency, his immediate concern was ensuring the girl’s safety. He made an "unforgivable mistake " by quickly dialling his father to inform Bisma and to ask about the girl's blood type. While a normal blood test could take 8-12 hours, in an emergency setting, the blood group could be determined in 30-60 minutes. Given the urgency of the situation, it was completely logical for him to ask the girl's mother for vital information, as it could expedite her treatment and save crucial time.

But nah, who needs logic when we can just judge, right? In fact, asking the girl's mother for her blood type was *probably* the quickest way to avoid disaster. But, of course, let’s ignore that and just keep the hate train rolling.

Originally posted by: Achelvi

https://x.com/Roma64360265/status/1891265660086305043?t=V_EpXMq1WypnBlhqJwFVGg&s=19

The frames and colour coordination was so good... pleasing to eyes...both in black and behind water reflection was beautiful... Saqib is too good with aesthetics

If anything other directors need to learn from him it is asthetics n how to make simple things look grand. They haven't spent fortune in this drama for the superior asthetics,it's all camera angle . Kudos to him.

Originally posted by: nightingale1234

In a state of shock and panic, as blood from the injured girl covered him, he was overwhelmed and not thinking clearly. In the midst of the emergency, his immediate concern was ensuring the girl’s safety. He made an "unforgivable mistake " by quickly dialling his father to inform Bisma and to ask about the girl's blood type. While a normal blood test could take 8-12 hours, in an emergency setting, the blood group could be determined in 30-60 minutes. Given the urgency of the situation, it was completely logical for him to ask the girl's mother for vital information, as it could expedite her treatment and save crucial time.

But nah, who needs logic when we can just judge, right? In fact, asking the girl's mother for her blood type was *probably* the quickest way to avoid disaster. But, of course, let’s ignore that and just keep the hate train rolling.

There is something called drama to elevate the emotional response of audience..within a decent framework it is accepted as a part of the storyline..i think burhan reacted well informed toinform the relatives.we cant really nitpick such scenes...

Its okay burhaan is really good and the acting is very good too

https://x.com/sidnaaz_25/status/1891362942773305617?t=kb4EtrBElmYL7QG9AAilDQ&s=19

https://x.com/sasbackup/status/1891359420577370202?t=Bvm5qUVD8tEf4o2iwcuT-w&s=19

https://x.com/that_south_girl/status/1891356856066429284?t=c--v2bL_tLF7K80xiXdTaQ&s=19

Well even looking around generally... snap judgements are easier to be passed be it characters or... anyways.

My actual favorite things in episode.

How does she do it with expressions alone. takes a special kind of talent to pull it off!! Sakinaji you're brilliant. She really adds a non existent V to Barkhat.What will it take for her to understand she cannot control Qudsiya like Bisma and Sidra.

Originally posted by: nightingale1234

In a state of shock and panic, as blood from the injured girl covered him, he was overwhelmed and not thinking clearly. In the midst of the emergency, his immediate concern was ensuring the girl’s safety. He made an "unforgivable mistake " by quickly dialling his father to inform Bisma and to ask about the girl's blood type. While a normal blood test could take 8-12 hours, in an emergency setting, the blood group could be determined in 30-60 minutes. Given the urgency of the situation, it was completely logical for him to ask the girl's mother for vital information, as it could expedite her treatment and save crucial time.

But nah, who needs logic when we can just judge, right? In fact, asking the girl's mother for her blood type was *probably* the quickest way to avoid disaster. But, of course, let’s ignore that and just keep the hate train rolling.

Isn't it easy to arrange blood if one knows about blood group instead of waiting for doctors to do blood group check up THEN arrange for the blood.