I'm going to make a big decision today, Hina informs the family. What decision, queries Dua? Hina informs Dadi that Gazal was treated unfairly. According to Dadi, murdering her would be just. You're acting like my enemy, says Hina, and you're biased against Dua so you can't make a choice. You are our senior, thus I want to question how a man should carry out his obligations if he marries two women. She is prompted to halt by Dadi. What should Haider do, says Hina? Dadi says that Haider must first obtain Dua's consent and that he must have a good reason for getting married once more. Did Dua neglect her responsibilities? Had she bad chemistry with Haider? He should have been remarried just after that. He should treat both of his wives equally once they were married. Haider is informed by Hina that Gazal has the same rights as Dua. She has a claim to this household, this family, you, and your body as well. We're all in shock.
Haider should have recognized this on his own, says Hina. Haider requests that you stop. It is a sin, according to Hina, to not love Gazal. Even the consummation of your marriage to her never happened. Are you not ashamed to speak in such a manner in front of your girls, asks Dua? The reality is that you cannot share your husband with another woman, and Hina begs her to respect her boundaries. I have completely handed my spouse to this shameless girl, according to Dua, therefore I don't care. I have no desire for your husband's loyalty, so I have no need of him. So why don't you leave my son, asks Hina? Why not file for divorce and vacate this residence? What are you talking about, Haider shouts enough? Why can't she leave you, asks Hina, if she has difficulties with you being unfaithful? When does she ask Dua to speak?
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You are a characterless and shameless young lady. My son was once trapped by you, but he is now free. What current right do you desire for Gazal, asks Dadi? Hina asks Haider, "What kind of marriage is this—you don't even look at her, so why should you grant me rights because you married Gazal?" What lies ahead for them? We'll have heirs, but how? Dua was unable to bring us such joy. She is urged to halt by Haider. Dadi claims she has exceeded all boundaries. According to Hina, this house is denying women's rights. She informs Dua that although you shared a room with Haider for three years, you are not entitled to that room because you were unable to produce an heir. She claims that Gazal and Haider will now share that room.
Haider claims that is not possible because that room belongs to Dus and is replete with our memories. Dua won't leave because she gave that room life. Gazal will reside with her husband, according to Hina, and you must confine her to your room. According to Haider, Gazal won't remain in that room because Dua also owns it. Hina advises her to leave the house if she feels ashamed; otherwise, she can stay in a guest room. Haider is informed by her that although Dua is present, she is not Haider's true wife. Haider declares that this is enough; Dua is my wife, my love, and my everything, and nobody can ever replace her. Haider is my entire world. Then why did you marry Gazal, asks Hina?
You are not what Dua deserves; Gazal is your real self. Dua is using your love for your mother against her. Haider claims that you have become completely blinded by your hatred. Hina claims that Dua hasn't left anything so that I can feel sympathy for her. What face will you present to God, asks Dadi? Begin praying for your sins, advises Hina, because it will soon be your turn to face God. How can you speak to Dadi in this manner, asks Haider. When Dua talks to me in this way, says Hina, you shouldn't intervene. You are totally wrong today, Gulnaz tells Hina. I am a single woman living alone, so why can't Gazal? With Dua, avoid doing this. Wow, says Hina, will Gulnaz now give me advice? Dua must depart, and Gazal will move into Haider's bedroom. Hearing all of that, Dua is hurt.
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