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Nadeem Nani Wala has come back with a strong response after Ducky Bhai’s podcast with Talha Review, where Ducky claimed that Nadeem was the one who sent the police to his house. In the video, Nadeem said, “If the police had come to my house, they would have taken my father away.” 

He then explained that if anyone had betrayed him like this, he would never have forgiven them, saying, “If someone had done this to me, I would have died. I swear to God, I am a real man, and I would never reconcile with that person.” — emphasizing his strong stance against betrayal.

“This is the same Talha Review who swore on his father that he would never reconcile with these people, and yet that same person sat down with Ducky and recorded a podcast.”

Nadeem continued by saying that such actions showed Talha was not a real man and lacked integrity, “He proved that he is neither a real man nor genuine. Because real men and genuine people never do such things.”

Nadeem also reminded people of a previous video where he accused Talha of falsely blaming authorities for the alleged torture of his father, adding, “Now, here is my old video in which I said that he falsely accused institutions of torturing his father.”

In his video, Nadeem requested the authorities, asking if cyberstalkers and blackmailers like Talha should be allowed to escape legal consequences, “I request from the CCPO and Punjab police, should we spare cyberstalkers and blackmailers like this?”

He also called on the Pakistani public and institutions to take action, “I urge the Pakistani nation and institutions to not spare such despicable people.”

Qarz e Jaan keeps us hooked with its web of interesting characters and their complex journeys. Nashwa and Burhan’s relationship is becoming more intriguing by the episode.

One of the most gripping moments was when Asim declared that he hates Bisma. Years of bitterness, anger, and an unfulfilled love story have made him resentful. But deep down, we know he still loves her. Is Bisma just as indignant about their past? Faisal Rehman’s performance is remarkable, and his chemistry with the other characters is stellar.

Burhan, Faryal, and Nashwa discussing potential life partners was an interesting and relatable conversation. The outdoor scenes and young cousins heading out for a cup of chai in a shaadi household were so authentic. These moments, about finding the right person and whether to marry within or outside the family, are very relatable to Gen Z.

The conversation between Qudsia and Asim about the past and how Burhan was adopted was also fascinating. Now we know that Asim never got married. Perhaps if someone tells Bisma, she might have a change of heart towards him. We’re counting on Qudsia to make that happen.

While Qarz e Jaan is progressing well, one scene that felt out of place was the cousins’ photoshoot. Burhan using his phone camera to take pictures, especially of Nashwa, seemed unnecessary and could have been executed better.

What will Ammar and Bakhtiar do now that Maheen’s case has been reopened? Nashwa reminding Ammar that he might need a lawyer made us curious. Will she help Ammar fight his case, even if it means going against Burhan? The story could get really interesting here, especially since Burhan taught her to keep personal emotions aside when handling a case.

The elders are thinking of marrying Faryal and Ammar, but it seems like Burhan and Nashwa have other plans.

Qarz e Jaan keeps us engaged, eagerly waiting to see what happens next.