Abu Bakar’s Calm Response Leaves Zaryab Furious in ‘Dar-e-Nijaat’

Islamabad: (Showbiz Desk) – The latest episode of drama serial *Dar-e-Nijaat* has caught viewers’ attention after Abu Bakar remained composed during Zaryab’s angry outburst in Episode 20, prompting social media users to share humorous reactions to the couple’s unusual relationship dynamic.

In the episode, Zaryab becomes furious when her mother tells her that Abu Bakar allegedly accepted Rs50 million from her father to marry her. Already emotionally hurt by her previous relationship with Zamil, Zaryab views the alleged payment as another instance of others making important decisions about her life without her consent.

Overwhelmed by anger and frustration, Zaryab confronts Abu Bakar and begins breaking furniture in their room. However, instead of shouting back or losing his temper, Abu Bakar remains calm and listens to her without reacting aggressively.

After Zaryab finishes expressing her anger, Abu Bakar denies taking money from her father. He also tells her that if she genuinely wants to end their marriage, he is willing to grant her a divorce through the proper legal process. However, he makes it clear that she cannot simply walk away in the middle of the night without addressing the situation.

Abu Bakar’s composed response has become a talking point on social media, with many viewers finding the contrast between his calm demeanour and Zaryab’s explosive reaction amusing.

One viewer joked that he handled her “like a corporate employee,” while another expressed admiration for his patience. A third described their unusual dynamic by saying that provoking each other had become their “love language.”

Meanwhile, Zaryab’s behaviour has sparked mixed reactions among viewers. While some have criticised her for her aggressive outburst, others believe her emotional distress stems from the pain and disappointment she experienced in her previous relationship with Zamil.

Her reaction to the alleged payment also highlights her fear of losing control over her personal choices and being trapped in circumstances she did not choose for herself.

Actress Dur-e-Fishan Saleem plays Zaryab, while Sheheryar Munawar portrays Abu Bakar. Their contrasting performances during the confrontation have drawn attention, with viewers discussing Abu Bakar’s patience and Zaryab’s emotional struggles.

Written by Umera Ahmed and directed by Saqib Khan, *Dar-e-Nijaat* explores relationships, emotional conflicts, spirituality, love and forgiveness, presenting the complexities of human behaviour and personal relationships.