So the respectable and surely the best in eyes of Sania, Dr. Azhar has made his entry and Sania is spell bound by his miraculous surgeriesand machine-like work ethic. 

Reasons to hate Sania (started from ep. 12):

– What type of mother and wife is she? In front of Zafar and her kids, she’s constantly praising Dr. Azhar. Sania’s lucky that she has such a wonderful husband who’s so dedicated to taking care of the kids while she can’t even take a day off for the family. I love Zafar’s sarcastic remarks likeautograph lene parega. lol

– Zafar plans to take the whole family to Muree for a little vacation but nooo, Sania won’t let that happen. I mean she’s ready to enjoy Dr. Azhar’snight-time coffee and morning walks in Burbhan but can’t take out two days to enjoy with her family?

– Abeer needs encouragement and love from her mother which Sania is not taking seriously; when a daughter needs such things from her parent, it is so uncalled for such a parent to say, in this case Sania – “She(Abeer)should be ashamed of herself”

Moving to episode 14, something really disgusting happens – Dr. Azhar dreams of taking Sania away and being with her forever, yes, he says to Sania that he likes her! Knowing that she is married, he says this. As he says that he’s a straightforward insaan but he’s tooo straightforward and Sania instead of being how dare you is simply a little shakened. In another scene, Dr. Azhar wants Sania to feel embarrased of Zafar’s civil job. Another reason to hate her was when she roots for Dr. Azhar for winning a card game against Zafar. Girl, you’re rooting for him as if he’s your husband, which results in Zafar feeling low and asks Sania that she might be more happy with Dr. Azhar. Hey if she had married Dr. Azhar before she married Zafar, it would have been fine but now’s too late. I wish Dr. Azhar hadn’t been shown like this. His character should’ve been shown to make Sania understand that she should be satisfied with Zafar’s career and not try to break a possible happy family.

Rung is going strong and for those who haven’t tuned in, surely do.