The third episode of the most awaited drama, Dar-e-Nijaat, went on air last weekend. A well-knit story incorporates modern lifestyle, crossing past religion and moral values. Let’s have a look at how the story is going and what impact it is leaving on the viewers:

Two different worlds:

The story portrays two distinct worlds – the modern lifestyle of Zaryab (Durr-e-Fishan Saleem) and Zamil (Nameer Nawaz) versus virtue and spirituality. These are smoothly going their ways until a collision occurs. Conflicting situations are dealt with logically, like people offering prayer and reciting the Holy Quran are disturbed due to music and dance.

In the third episode, we can have a feeling of a love triangle.

The Past will Also Surface in the Coming Episodes:

We have seen an unknown female character whose identity is yet to be revealed and, most probably, it belongs to the past of Abu Bakar or his mother, Khushbakht (Sania Saeed).

Direction:

Saqib Khan is the director who has well-executed the story for the screen. Portraying two very different environments is not an easy job, but he has done it beautifully. He has made the characters perform their respective roles that are quite opposite to each other.

Production Design:

The drama is shot on original locations that depict the true colors of the corresponding world, whether it is a high-society environment or a middle-class neighborhood.

Performance:

All of the actors are performing their characters as they should be, with a special mention of Sania Saeed and Saba Hameed. Nameer Nawaz looks very mature, though he is young in the industry. Naveen Waqar (Zaryab’s mother) is now coming to the screen more frequently.

What to expect next?

The story is going smoothly so far, with the viewers taking interest. During the next episodes, things will be more intense, and new challenges for the characters are going to emerge.