About Let’s Try Mohabbat
In a world where love is forbidden and arranged marriages are the norm, Zohan and Fiza unexpectedly find themselves drawn to each other, forced to conceal their blossoming romance under the guise of an arranged marriage. Can they maintain the facade and keep their love hidden, or will they risk everything for a chance at happiness?
Presented by: BJ Production
Written by: Zeeshan Junaid
Directed by: Angeline Malik
Production: Multiverse Entertainment
Let’s Try Mohabbat Episode 7 Written Recap and Review
Azlan isn’t one bit upset about what he did, and Sikandar has so easily threatened to end the relationship with Samiya.
Oka,y so Fiza has planned the whole revelation (of her and Zohan being in a relationship for five years) for Azlan. And she knew Azlan would tell on them. So, this all part of a plan, and now she’s instructing Samiya for the next part of the plan.
Azlan is reminiscing about the past, and what he did to Fiza. Zohan is taunting Azlan and Azlan teaches Zohan how to pronounce “Shahnaz”. It was crazy but also crazy funny.
Samiya moves to annexe, per Fiza’s instructions but she’s torn. She has always been on Sikandar’s beck and call of Sikandar. Not responding is so not her style. She comes to see Sikandar and explains the medicines to him.
Samiya: Main yeh keh rahi hoon Sikandar ki faisla karne ka haq mere paas bhi hai.
The Confrontation
Fiza comes home. And… I don’t want to ruin it, it was very well-written, kinda surprised to see this take a serious turn. And Azlan enjoys it all. More importantly, I liked Fiza took a stand for herself, even with Zohan.
The episode ends as Fiza confesses to Azlan that she had it all planned because she knew that only Azlan could “reveal” the secret.
LOVED THIS EPISODE.
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Next episode: Episode 7
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