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Am I the only one who thinks Andaleebs parents are right but they should've sent her to abroad. Marriage isn't solution.
Moiz is another emotional abuser, marna hai toh ekela marr vai, everytime he comes to meet and shows sleeping pill as if he wants Andaleeb to have it not him 
Originally posted by: _OrChiD_
Am I the only one who thinks Andaleebs parents are right but they should've sent her to abroad. Marriage isn't solution.
Moiz is another emotional abuser, marna hai toh ekela marr vai, everytime he comes to meet and shows sleeping pill as if he wants Andaleeb to have it not him
Their parents concernis right but the way is totally wrong. Can't say about moiz as I haven't watched last two episodes.
She is just so unserious 
https://x.com/amnasays_/status/1812461020020912509
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So synopsis actually talks about age gap. But in the show no one.
Jafaa” unfolds as a tale of love, sacrifice, and resilience amidst familial expectations and societal pressures. The narrative centers on the lives of two cousins, Zara and Andaleeb, whose paths diverge dramatically as they navigate the challenges of marriage. Zara, portrayed by Mawra Hussain, is a dedicated and successful gynecologist. Her story begins on the joyous occasion of her wedding to Hassan, played by Mohib Mirza, a man chosen by her parents. Zara is blissfully unaware of Hassan’s impulsive temperament, dismissing the early signs of his anger in her excitement for their future together.
Contrasting Zara’s poised and professional demeanor is her cousin Andaleeb, played by Sehar Khan. Andaleeb is still a student, passionately in love with a boy from her college. However, her youthful recklessness and concealed romance are abruptly halted when her father discovers the relationship and arranges her marriage to Numair, Zara’s friend, played by Usman Mukhtar. Resistant and heartbroken, Andaleeb is thrust into a union with a man much older than her, stripping her of the love she once cherished.
As Zara contends with the increasing turbulence in her marriage to Hassan, Andaleeb struggles to adjust to her new life with Numair. Both women find themselves in situations far removed from their dreams, bound by the expectations of their families and the harsh realities of their circumstances. The drama, penned by the talented Samira Fazal and directed by Danish Nawaz, brings to life the emotional turmoil and resilience of its characters. Produced by Momina Duraid Productions, “Jafaa” boasts a stellar cast, including Nadia Afgan, Nauman Masood, Leyla Zuberi, and Farah Hussain, who add depth and nuance to this compelling story.
Audiences will be rivetted by the unfolding events, eagerly anticipating whether love will ultimately triumph over adversity or if the characters’ fates are sealed by the hands of destiny. Watch “Jafaa”, the moving reflection on the strength of the human spirit and the enduring power of love, every Friday, at 8pm, only on HUM
Seher is shooting this weekend, Mawra-Usman also released their BTS
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