Pakistani Dramas

Drama Review | Aye Musht-e-Khak | Episode 13

Posted by Shabana Mukhtar on

Alrighty, let’s review the thirteenth episode of Aye Musht-e-Khak. I wasn’t ready for this. I mean… I didn’t know that there will be two episodes.

A little recap of episode 12

Dua knows everything about Mustajab, all the lies and all the false claims.

Aye Musht-e-Khak episode 13 written review and update

Sajjad and Nimra are worried about Dua, but she is insistent on fasting. Good call, Dua. One can only skip fasting, with niyyat to offer qaza.
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Back in America, Shiza has told Bobby that Dua knows everything. Bobby simply loses his mind. That scene was violent and loud and so ewww. I should have stopped watching this drama like five weeks ago.
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Dua confronts Shakeela about Mustajab’s faith, and Shakeela as usual defends Mustajab. I like Dua’s point of view.
Shakeela: I never had a bad intent about you.
Dua: You never even thought about me for a moment.
Some good writing there.
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Sajjad finally sits and talks to Dayaan about Dua’s predicament. They also talk to Dua who tells them, and by extension us, that a man and wife always hide their flaws from others. Seekho, nalayaqon kuch seekho.
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Dayaan needs a distraction for her family, so he calls up his friend and tells him about his proposal for his younger sister Tabeen.
I can’t wait to see who the new girl is.

Review

“Dua me sehri nahin ki, uss se kaho roza na rakhe.” Sajjad says. Arey baba, aise roze nahin chor saktey.
Feroze Khan was very loud in this episode and I never like anybody who is loud. This episode was too much to watch.

QOTD

Did someone salivate after seeing iftar table?

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Shabana Mukhtar

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