Same goes for Rehan Sheikh who played her father and stayed by her side from the very first day despite his wife’s protest. Yes, it was a wonderful play, loved watching every single episode but too bad it had such a disappointing ending. Inkaar is a brave film. What should have been a joyous episode for viewers left the audience feeling hollow – the show overall ended feeling as though the entire battle was for nothing and all because of this angle of “forgiveness” and “pardon.” Inkaar indeed was a masterpiece but the ending left alot to be desired. Of course, one cannot forget the true star of Inkaar – Rehan Sheikh as Hafiz Ilyas.
His cries for help from the witness box were too genuine, as were his dialogues on his return to his maternal home.
All in all, I think Inkaar set out to change minds and could have done a better job at it if the climax wasn’t so anti-climatic. This is in very poor taste.
She portrays Hajra in a way that viewers initially feel anger and frustration towards her, but gradually grow to not only support her, but to love and root for her.
In the final moments of the 17th episode, Gullu Baadshah’s character met his death in a fake encounter and left us all sad.
Rehan moves back to stay with his mother while Hajra and Shayaan return home victorious, as Hajra is accepted by her father-in-law and her neighborhood is seen cheering for her victory. All the mothers in the play were outstanding as well, staying in character and being either black or white.Zafar Mairaj, Kashif Nisar know how to begin, nurture and conclude a dramaNot many TV writers and directors are as synced as these two talented individuals. It becomes almost laughable and eye-roll inducing when the title song plays at Hajra’s return home when she has, just moments earlier, set Rehan free to roam the earth, potentially harming more women in his madness.
However, Hajra decides to forgive Rehan after speaking to his mother and Rehan is set free. Fatima Awan says: August 20, 2019 at 9:33 am . Shows like this (and Cheekh) actually harm the psyche of women who are looking to feel inspired, those who watch this show to feel a connection with the lead heroine, those who may have experienced similar situation – and to write off the show in such a manner by making Hajra forgive Rehan and allow him to roam freely on the streets despite his crime being proven without an iota of doubt?
Whether it is waiting for the next witness to lie under oath or her final decision on Rehan Chaudhary, she remained composed.
“Inkaar” was a winner of 2019, but has ended as a loser. This is the second movie I saw this week that started with a great promise and ended as a damp squib, that was Talaash. The best part of this play was the father-daughter bonding and the way Hajra’s father stood by her side right till the end.
For all the latest entertainment news , follow us on Twitter & Instagram , like us on Facebook and subscribe to our channel on YouTube . Her excitement on finally getting justice was too close to what any of us would do in similar circumstances.Imran Ashraf delivers another award-worthy performanceImran Ashraf’s character Rehan Chaudhary was hated by all and loved by none.
Hum TV’s Inkaar ends with a shocking twist where whatever we were hoping for, happened but with an unexpected twist.
We really did not understand Zafar Mairaj, the writer's,
Yumna proves with each role that she’s always able to play something new and raise the bar just a little more every time.
Keep supporting great journalism by turning off your ad blocker.Pakistani Drama enthusiast, Bollywood fan, elementary school teacher, writer, reader, photographer, lifelong student and mother “Inkaar” was a winner of 2019, but has ended as a loser.Subscribe to our daily roundup of entertainment, culture, fashion and celebrity news straight to your inbox! Chitrangda Singh plays the ambitious Maya who doesn’t mind sleeping with the boss. However, in Inkaar’s last episode, he was too good to be ignored despite being found guilty. 'Refusal') is a 1977 Hindi movie produced by Romu N. Sippy and directed by Raj N. Sippy. Why would this be a “good” ending for a writer when writing a show about attacks on women, their right to say no and their right to themselves? You will have to watch the grand finale to find out what the twist was, and be shocked.Just like she did in Darr Si Jaati Hai Sila last year, Yumna Zaidi manages to outshine all in Hum TV’s Inkaar.
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