About Raqaas
Raqaas is an intense emotional psychological tale that delves into the fragile spaces between love and obsession, freedom and restraint, memory and reality. At its heart lies a world where every relationship carries an unspoken weight, every choice comes with a consequence, and every truth may have another side. As love, family, ambition, trauma, and desire intertwine, Raqaas takes you on a haunting journey where nothing is quite as simple as it appears. Some stories are lived, some are remembered, and some leave you questioning what was ever real? That’s Raqaas!
Directed by: Shahid Shafaat
Co-Producer: Shah Salman
Written by: Radain Shah
Presented by: Multiverse Entertainment
Raqaas Episode 7 Written Update and Review
Urooj and Nighat are finishing household chores. And they also discuss the plight of women, which feels ghisi piti to me, to be honest. Itne dramas, itne podcast, itne novels padh liye hain na, bas ho gayi hai meri.
Urooj then lectures Fawad, in short, hinting that 1. she isn’t happy 2. she isn’t love with Fawad. She also admits that she’s falling in love.
Fawad: with me?
Urooj doesn’t reply.
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Urooj then meets Hamza, who’s happy to see Urooj. She talks about Fawad, kinda crosses a line with her questions. Hamza gifts Urooj a kangan, Naaz praises it, Hamza tells Naaz: bhuggggg.
And the rest of the episode was quite meh, so not going to recap it all.
Review
Does anyone feel that Urooj talks too much. In this episode, I wanted to say: behen, bas bhi kar, thodi der chup ho ja na please.
Danny Z was so good in this episode. I’m on border about this hero. Sometimes I hate him, but in this episode, I liked him.
Next episode: Episode 8
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