In
episode 40 of the drama series Kaffara, airing on Har Pal Geo, the
narrative reaches a dramatic climax as personal and familial tensions come to a
head. The episode centers on a heated confrontation between Sitara and Salman,
who assert their engagement amidst Salar's emotional crisis. Sitara's firm
stance on marrying Salman, despite Salar's evident distress, sparks a series of
intense exchanges. The drama further intensifies as the family struggles with
Salar's unexpected return and the intricate issues surrounding Sitara's
engagement. This episode masterfully blends personal vendettas with familial
obligations, offering viewers a compelling look at the characters’ inner
conflicts and the high stakes involved in their decisions. The gripping
storyline and emotional depth make episode 38 a pivotal moment in the Kaffara
series, engaging the audience with its powerful portrayal of relationships and
drama.
Kaffara Episode 40: Scene: Living Room
Sitara: (Softly) We didn’t back out. Ask her, she’s standing right here. I
told her, I told her to call you, but she was stubborn about Salman.
Salar: (Angrily) No, no, you are lying. She wouldn’t want that. What do
you want, hmm? Why are you doing all this? Why did you hold his hand?
Sitara: (Defensive) Whose hand?
Salar: (Firmly) Salman’s. Yesterday, in front of everyone, you held his
hand and left with him. You have no right to ask about that, understand?
Salar: (Frustrated) Whether I have the right or not, how could you hold
someone else’s hand?
Sitara: (Defiant) Who are you to ask this?
Salar: (Sharply) Oh? And you know who I am, right? Hmm? So, end this
drama. You gave me your word, you can’t back out, do you understand?
Mom: (Confused) What did he just say?
Son: (Angry) Ask her, I don’t know. At home, she created such a scene,
and outside, she was holding Salman’s hand and roaming around.
Sitara: (Desperate) Sitara, tell me, what does he want?
Salar: (Softly) Don’t worry, Mr. Shaukat. I’m saying, as Najma says, just
quietly get the wedding done quickly.
Son: (Worried) Will he let that happen? Like Qasim and Majid, he’ll
also get Salman out of the way.
Salar: (Sighs) Hello? Can you come home? Right now? Oh, do you have to go
to university?
Salar: (Softly) Salar came by.
Sitara: (Surprised) To the house? Can you come over?
Salar: (Firmly) Yeah, yeah, I can come, but you should come out. Let's go
for breakfast, maybe at a coffee shop. I will pick you up.
Sitara: (Reluctantly) Why can't you come here?
Salar: (Hesitant) Well, the thing is, Aunt is at home, and she makes
everything awkward. I need to talk to you in front of her. Please, just come
over.
Sitara: (Softly) Okay, fine. Okay, bye.
Mom: (Curious) Did you call Salman?
Salar: (Firmly) Yes.
Sitara: (Reflective) After my death, he repented for his betrayal.
Salar: (Frustrated) Oh, the interest of the deceitful one!
Sitara: (Bitterly) It's not interest, it's deceit. You are paying it like
it is interest, something you keep paying off, paying off, and it just keeps
increasing, right?
Salar: (Angrily) Why did you hold his hand?
Sitara: (Confused) Whose hand?
Salar: (Frustrated) Salman's. Yesterday, in front of everyone, you held
his hand and left with him. You have no right to ask that, understand?
Sitara: (Defiant) Whether I have the right or not, how could you hold
someone else's hand?
Salar: (Sharply) Who are you to ask?
Sitara: (Firmly) Oh? And you know who I am, right? Hmm? So, let's end this
drama. You gave me your word, you can't back out, understand?
Mom: (Sighs) By the way, Mr. Mirza, there's something I don't quite
understand. Tahir called Salar back but didn't even bother to inform us.
Dad: (Calmly) I'm not surprised that Tahir called his son back. What
surprises me is how Salar returned at his request.
Sitara: (Curious) Who asked him to come back, Dad?
Dad: (Smiling) How are you, sweetie?
Sitara: (Smiling) I'm fine. Tell me, Dad, who asked Salar to come back?
Dad: (Thoughtfully) Oh, child, Tahir made a merger deal with a Chinese
company, and he is handing over the lead to Salar.
Sitara: (Surprised) Oh, but Mazhar's agreement hasn't even been finalized
yet. So, how could Salar leave everything behind and come back in just two
days?
Dad: (Nods) Oh, he didn't come back in just two days. Mehreen told me
that he had been wanting to call him back for quite a while. He wrapped
everything up there and returned with proper planning.
Sitara: (Reflectively) That means the planning has been going on for a
while, but they didn't think it was necessary to inform us.
Dad: (Thoughtfully) Exactly, but I don't think Salar knew.
Sitara: (Gently) Maybe that's why he came back so eagerly.
Dad: (Sighs) That's what I think too, sweetie. He probably came back
thinking he was doing something big for us, but little did he know that there
was already a plot against him.
Sitara: (Nods) Right, Dad, now I understand why he seemed so disappointed.
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