Zara disappoint Kabeer

Ishq SubhanAllah: Kabeer and Zara to bid a painful farewell

Zara and Kabeer will be seen fighting against each other again. The verdict was given in favor of women. Zara wants to make sure that the decision is executed. Zara got the women’s rights to offer prayers in the mosque. Kabeer reaches the Shariah board to state his opinion. He sees a protest going on. Kabeer’s mum and Zara are called in the Shariah board to testify if Kabeer broke the laws and went against the decision. Zara meets Kabeer’s mum and hugs her. Kabeer sees them and dislikes that Zara got his mum on her side. He has a plan to work out.

Kabeer and Zara part ways. They both bid farewell to each other before after the Shariah board meeting. Zara tries to stop Kabeer and his mum. She asks Kabeer what would he do if she was in her place. Kabeer tells Zara that he can never give a statement against her, he would have died but not gone against her. Zara sheds tears hearing his reply. He wipes his tears. He expresses his love for her. Kabeer’s heart also cries for Zara. He loves her immensely. It gets tough for him to leave Zara and get away.

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Later, Their friends try to arrange their meet and wants them to unite. Kabeer doesn’t find any peace. He misses Zara, but doesn’t express much. He gets angry on his friends. Imran and Zara’s friend argue. Kabeer asks them to shut up rather than justifying Zara. He vents out anger in front of them. Kabeer sees the marriage pictures and deeply misses her. He wishes Zara could understand him. Kabeer and Zara’s fight gets dragging.

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