Dar e Nijaat is one of the most talked-about Pakistani dramas right now, and viewers are debating almost every character. The latest conversation is about the bond between Khushbakht, played by Sania Saeed, and her son Abu Bakar, played by Sheheryar Munawar.
What Sania Saeed Reportedly Said
According to a report by Reviewit.pk, Sania Saeed spoke to BBC Urdu about the on-screen mother and son. She reportedly said she finds the dynamic problematic, because it reflects a wish in society for children who never question their parents.
As a viewer and as an actor, she is said to be uncomfortable with how far Abu Bakar’s obedience goes. These remarks have added fuel to an already lively discussion among fans.
Why Abu Bakar Is Called “Television’s Best Son”
Many fans praise Abu Bakar as a caring, soft-spoken and dutiful son, and some say they would love a son like him in real life. Others feel that his constant compliance leaves little room for his own choices.
Why the Debate Matters
Pakistani dramas often start conversations about family roles, and Dar e Nijaat is no exception. The fact that one of its own stars is questioning a character’s behaviour shows how closely audiences and artists are thinking about the story.
What Do You Think?
Is Abu Bakar a perfect son, or does his obedience go too far? Share your opinion in the comments below.
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