- Kuch Ankahi emphasises the significance of Nikahnama clauses.
- The drama is already subtly addressing a number of themes.
- After a while, it’s refreshing to see something progressive on screens.
Kuch Ankahi wins the internet once more, and this time it’s for emphasising the significance of Nikahnama clauses. Kuch Ankahi, a Kashf Foundation production, is already a weekend favourite due to its forward-thinking plot. The drama is already subtly addressing a number of themes while weaving a family saga in which each character has a certain place.
The eventual wedding of Saima is the main focus of Kuch Ankahi’s Episode 11. We are aware of the backstory and how vile Samiya’s (Mira Sethi) mother-in-law is portrayed by Asma Abbas. Then during the Nikkah, Samiya’s mother-in-law applauds Molvi Sahab’s idea to remove provisions from the Nikahnama (relating to the right to divorce, alimony, child custody, etc.).
However, the clauses are allowed for the bride’s advantage, and Samiya’s family demands that they remain to be in place. And drama enthusiasts adored it!
This scene was very important this issue was really needed to be discussed in our dramas very welldone to the writter Mohammad Ahmed Sahab for writing such an amazing script I’m really impressed #BilalAbbasKhan #KuchAnkahi pic.twitter.com/kt29CfslOE
— Meerub♥️💫 (@meerubawan03) March 18, 2023
Kudos to team Kuch Ankahi for such an excellent drama & raising awareness for this issue in particular. The right of divorce is a clause in Nikah form that everyone including girl’s family are are upon ignoring. It protects a woman in marriage,specially in our patriarchal culture pic.twitter.com/bi0qRrwhuS
— F Shirin MD (@FShirin) March 19, 2023
What else we want from our dramas?We should know our rights properly and #KuchAnkahi is teaching us like one should.Not only in this episode.And all we wanted is happening now. My babies #BilalAbbasKhan n #sajalaly are adoring eachother like no other.Amazing episode it was.Lovely pic.twitter.com/4TjV393wbX
— Unbothered (@interestingnaww) March 18, 2023
After a while, it’s refreshing to see something progressive on screens. Love triangles, oppressed and vamp women and women who pursue married men in dramas are almost too much for us to handle. There are numerous other issues that dramas and soap operas should have emphasised.
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