Gentleman (GREEN) #3 - Humayun Saeed, Yumna Zaidi, Zahid Ahmed - Page 74

Originally posted by: nightingale1234

Finally watched the episode!

Being a gentleman isn't about outward appearances; it's an intrinsic quality. Munna and Rehmati may be seen as thugs, but if Zarnab's life were at risk, they would fight the entire world for her. Even Rehmati, who often seems rough, pales in comparison to the malevolence of Faris's intentions toward Zarnab.

The interaction between Zarnab and Munna at his house was particularly poignant. Munna’s description of his parents, saying they didn’t belong to this world and hence didn’t remain in it, was deeply moving. Humayun’s performance in that scene was outstanding, capturing the profound pain and loss Munna feels.

The standout moment of the episode was the father-daughter interaction. The way Zarnab's father gently helped her realize she had fallen in love with Munna, and Zarnab’s ensuing denial, was beautifully portrayed. The scene was rich with emotional complexity, highlighting the deep bond between them and Zarnab's internal struggle.

The beauty of this drama lies in how every character, even the smallest ones like Zulmi, has something meaningful to contribute. The performances are outstanding across the board, from the leads to the villains and the supporting characters. This is the only drama where I've appreciated every actor. On one hand, you can't help but love Zarnab and Munna, and on the other, you find it hard to hate Rehmati, Mifra, and Faris. Each character has their own compelling story to tell.

I completely agree. The writing in Gentleman is exceptional, with characters that truly resonate and feel real. Each character is well-developed and portrayed with depth.

The last two episodes seem to be laying the groundwork for what's coming next. They build anticipation and set up the foundation for future developments. Given how compelling the previous episodes have been, I'm sure the upcoming ones will be just as amazing.

Currently, the focus is on developing the relationship between Zarnab and Munna. At the same time, the show highlights the increasing dissatisfaction of the politicians with Rehmati. Additionally, we see Faris and Rehmati scheming to use each other, trying to make the other one eliminate Munna.

I honestly expected the series to become more serious in the second half, but this episode was unexpectedly funny. I laughed so hard at that scene

Rehmati and Moazzam where to good in this episode.

Rehmati when talking to Moazzam and Chakku in this epsiode:

The relationship between Zarnab and her father, as well as with Munna's gang, is absolutely heartwarming. They've all grown so close to each other in such a short time.

Poor Munna. He refused to eat because Zarnab asked for the tiffin back, and then she teased him about eating a meal meant for three people.

We’ve had some great MunZar scenes in the last few episodes.

To be honest, I’m not sure how to feel about Munna’s situation. It looks like Munna won’t be leaving his gangster life behind entirely, but he also seems unwilling to continue working for Rehmati. I'm not quite clear on what his next steps will be.

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I didn't expect Zarnab to be so slow to catch on to a joke. The way everyone stared at her after she finally got it was priceless

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Originally posted by: Virgo27

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You're welcome! By the way, your signature is absolutely lovely—both of them look amazing.

Hello everyone, do we have anyone here to explain the dialogues of this show? Certain dialogues are beyond my comprehension, those mean something else than its literal meaning!😅

BTW, today's episode had some beautiful moments; yesterday's episode as well!

Zarnab stopping Munna from leaving was a very beautiful scene!🥰 The way she kept taking steps towards Munna asking will he be a gentleman the way she wants him to be!😍❤️

Her expressions & the way she looked at Munna were dreamy