Sabaat-Sarah Khan, Usman Mukhtar, and Jahanzeb Khan(Hum Tv) - Page 41

Originally posted by: _NINA_

Miral is mad. I hope usman's character will help her in her physcological issues.

Shes seeking his help to take revenge but i hope he has other plans 😂

i think she will try to prove Anaya as mentally unstable

Originally posted by: heavenlybliss

Shes seeking his help to take revenge but i hope he has other plans 😂

i think she will try to prove Anaya as mentally unstable

She is mad. Can expect anything from her.

This drama has best direction honestly.... Every scene is shot with minute details making it look realistic

I missed the the episode where Anaya and Miral had some confrontation, as a result Miral hates her.

Can someone please tell me what happened between these two?

BTW, I think Miral is is totally cookoo

Originally posted by: Neel_M

I missed the the episode where Anaya and Miral had some confrontation, as a result Miral hates her.

Can someone please tell me what happened between these two?

BTW, I think Miral is is totally cookoo

Miraal slapped Anaaya at that time just because Hassan started doing a small job to earn money due to Anaya's influence

Originally posted by: TC_FA

Miraal slapped Anaaya at that time just because Hassan started doing a small job to earn money due to Anaya's influence

Thanks for sharing! Miraal is spoiled due to her dad

https://www.instagram.com/p/CBqUE8Wphh8/?hl=en

Khush sab log!!! Dr. Haris has entered.

What are the ethics of falling in love with your patient? And a patient in a mental health setting where you know how they think, their weaknesses etc and not a regular doctor who may have seen a x-ray or a brain scan, lol.

I don't know why I've focused on that detail, but I was wondering so here I am, lol.

Originally posted by: Sammi266

What are the ethics of falling in love with your patient? And a patient in a mental health setting where you know how they think, their weaknesses etc and not a regular doctor who may have seen a x-ray or a brain scan, lol.

I don't know why I've focused on that detail, but I was wondering so here I am, lol.

It's malpractice to indulge in a personal relationship with one's patient in the UK. Certainly don't know about Pakistan.