Dar-e-Nijaat shocker: Hamna’s obsession with Abu Bakr leaves fans stunned
Dar-e-Nijaat has given viewers a completely different perspective on Abu Bakar after Episode 6 revealed more about his relationship with Hamna. The character who had recently come under suspicion is now receiving sympathy from viewers, while Hamna’s intense attachment to him has become one of the episode’s biggest talking points.
The previous episode left viewers questioning Abu Bakar after Hamna claimed that he had married her. Her accusations created doubts about his intentions and made some viewers wonder whether the character was hiding a darker side.
Episode 6 shifted that perception. Abu Bakar explained the circumstances surrounding Hamna and made it clear that his intention had been to protect her after she found herself in a difficult situation. Rather than pursuing a romantic relationship with her, he tried to guide her and deal with the consequences of her choices.
That revelation prompted several viewers to admit that they had judged Abu Bakar too quickly. Social media reactions included playful apologies to the character, with one viewer writing, “Public apology: Sorry Abubaker, hum ne apko ghalat smjha.”
But Hamna appears to see the relationship very differently.
Abu Bakar treats her with concern and repeatedly addresses her as “bachay,” an affectionate Urdu expression for a child or younger person. Hamna, however, has developed such strong feelings for him that she interprets his kindness as something romantic.
That difference in perception produced one of the episode’s most talked-about moments. When Abu Bakar asks Hamna what she wants to become, she responds that she wants to be his wife. The exchange quickly became a source of jokes online, with viewers pointing out the huge gap between what Abu Bakar intends and what Hamna believes.
One fan summed up the moment by joking that Abu Bakar says “bachay” while Hamna hears “biwi.” Another admitted that they had also started looking at Abu Bakar suspiciously before the latest episode changed their view.
Hamna’s feelings for Abu Bakar have grown increasingly intense, while he continues to see his role as one of protection and guidance. Sheheryar Munawar’s performance has won renewed praise as viewers shift from doubting Abu Bakar to defending him, while Romaisa Khan’s portrayal of Hamna’s emotional attachment has also drawn attention.