How drama ‘Dobara’ is breaking social taboos of society

Hadiqa Kiani and Bilal Abbas Khan starrer ‘Dobara’ has won millions of hearts after its latest episode.

Where many Pakistani dramas are still stuck in the sas-bahu fiasco, ‘Dobara’ is normalising a widow who is standing up to achieve her long-sought dreams and wears what she desires.

Here are the takeaways from Dobara drama, which one should not miss reading: 

• The latest episode showed that it’s fine for men to cry and those who cry are not cowards.
• The way a daughter supports her mother proves that no one can understand a mother more than a daughter.
• The line when Mahir, played by Bilal Abbas said, “I am that unfortunate whos how to use things but don’t have access to those things.”
• The scene where Mehru, played by Hadiqa Kiani says that her husband was the best husband but controlling was a ‘common voice of many Pakistani women’.
• Mehru’s dialogue “People can’t see anyone happy” was heartbreaking.
• The drama shows a stark reminder of how life goes on sometimes, children move on, but a mother for a child should remain left alone stuck with memories. 

Danish Nawaz has yet again proved that he is one of the best directors of Pakistan after handling powerful scripts like Khaas and now Kashf and now Dobara. For social media users, a woman like Mehrunnisa is the type of woman society should be idolising and looking up to instead of those who accept emotional abuse as love.