Opening Thoughts – Move The Story Forward Please:

Ohkay so, this episode of Khaas showed how things further deteriorated between Saba & Ammar, not that things were ever good or decent between them but now, Saba is all alone & she was trying to take a break from this chaos, to collect her thoughts. I am actually looking forward to the next phase of Saba & Ammar’s track because a lot of time has been given to the kind of relationship they have shared & how everyone is finding it hard to believe Saba’s side of the story.

Saba Has Nowhere To Go:

Faraz not only proved that he was a coward, but she also showcased how tiny brained he was, where he didn’t even have the courage to confront or talk to Ammar. Faraz made the final decision of disowning Saba & he left telling her that she didn’t stand a chance to go back to her father’s home. Faraz is probably one of the worst fatherly figures ever written in the history of Pakistani dramas. To not believe is one thing but to totally burn the bridges & letting you daughter know that she is on her own & won’t get any emotional support is the worst thing a parent can do to their child. Faraz proved that he didn’t really mean the things he said to Saba because in his heart, he still felt that Saba was guilty of not doing justice to this relationship & by demanding a lot from Ammar in terms of emotions & respect!

Saba did the right thing by moving out of that toxic environment, it was much needed for her to just be away from Ammar. Saba has openly told Ammar for the first time that she hates him but Ammar really thought he had won this one because he felt this sense of pride & authority over Saba that she had nowhere to go & that he now owned her completely. Saba obviously has no idea what she is going to do or how she will convince her family but then, she is not going to stop because she has done everything to save this marriage but now when it is slipping away, she will let everyone know about that too. WIth parents like Faraz & Sadaf, Saba will have a lot of repeated convincing to do. Saba’s sister Samreen is another person who is going to create issues for Saba & would do everything to overrule whatever Saba will say because she also doesn’t want to become answerable to her in-laws, due to her own selfish reasons. They surely have shown it in the right manner how a girl, who is already going through so much, is framed by her family & is told to stay in a toxic relationship for the sake of face-saving.

Saba has found another true friend in the form of Javeria. Javeria not only understands Saba’s perspective, but she is well aware of all the things that Ammar has been upto, that is why Javeria is not only supporting Saba but she is also not being judgmental. Javeria’s husband was a wild-card entry & he behaved like a wild animal too. I totally feel that scene of Javeria’s husband pestering Saba could’ve been skipped because it just didn’t make any sense. Before I saw that scene, I was appreciating the effortlessness & the realness of the situations like the conversation between Javeria & her husband seemed so genuine, but to see her husband later judge Saba & make a pass at her was so unnecessary to show.

Ammar barged into Fakhir’s home & he confirmed Fakhir’s worst fears that Saba was in trouble. Even though Ammar has heard Nida’s testimony & he himself saw Fakhir’s phone calls on Saba’s phone but he still didn’t actually paid heed to this entire situation like he should have because in all honesty, even he knows in his heart that Saba is not capable of doing such a thing. Ammar is just using this entire situation to his benefit, so that he could get married to Salma. Ammar thinks he has scored a jackpot where without even revealing what was in his heart, he will be able to achieve that by maligning Saba’s reputation but he has no idea how all of this will come back at him later!

Closing Thoughts – Change In Scenario Much Needed:

Overall, this episode of Khaas was interesting but then again, I would love to see story moving forward with Ammar getting married to Salma & Saba finding a path of her own in her life. Everything else about this drama has been perfect, from direction to acting to realness in the situations & even dialogues. Sanam Baloch really needs to get her vocal chords checked & fixed because she sounds like chalk on a blackboard at times & it is very hard to even understand what she is saying. In the scene where Saba was having a conversation with Javeria after coming to her place, I could barely understand what Sanam Baloch said. Anyways, please share your thoughts about this episode of Khaas.

Keep Supporting,
Cheers,
Zahra Mirza.