Rabb Se Hai Dua 16 June 2023 Written Story Update On HindiTvGhar.com
The Episode Starts with Dua questioning Haider if he heard what Dadi said. She emphasizes that a husband shouldn’t force his wife, just as a wife shouldn’t force her husband. She firmly states that he has no right to compel her, and he shouldn’t expect her to harbor a betrayer in her heart. Haider is taken aback by her words. At that moment, Gazal sarcastically applauds and reveals that Dua is only pretending to hate Haider. Gazal claims to have witnessed an entirely different scene inside Dua’s room, where they were inseparable, with no room for anyone else.
Dua responds to Gazal, pointing out that she has misunderstood the situation. She explains that Gazal has been looking at everything from the wrong perspective. Dua questions why Gazal didn’t bother to inquire about what was really going on between her and Haider. Despite this, she thanks Gazal for supposedly saving her from Haider and expresses her gratitude by hugging her. Dua firmly tells Haider that he no longer has a place in her life or her room. She declares that Gazal is the only one entitled to be with Haider since she is his wife. This revelation shocks everyone present.
Haider interrupts, confessing that Dua holds a special place in his heart and room. He affirms that she is the only one he loves. Gazal challenges him, questioning who his true love is. She accuses him of being an affectionate person who disregards his own emotions. Gazal believes that she can take advantage of him because Dua isn’t even fighting for her rights. However, Haider asserts that Dua is his wife and his true love. He dismisses Gazal’s offer to take care of him, stating that physical intimacy alone is not love. Love is built on genuine feelings, and he doesn’t possess those feelings for Gazal. Haider believes that love will naturally grow between him and Dua, without any force or coercion. He passionately declares that Dua is the only one who holds a place in his heart. Dua, however, denies his claim.
Haider refuses to accept Dua cutting off all ties with him so abruptly. Determined, he takes hold of Dua’s hand and tries to lead her to the room. Gazal intervenes and stops him from proceeding further.
Gazal pleads with him, begging him not to go through with it. She implores him not to do this to her. Haider, however, asserts that Dua is his wife and he has every right to be with her. He forcefully removes Gazal’s hand from his grip. Refusing to back down, Gazal tells him that he didn’t purchase her either. She reminds him that she is his wife too, with equal rights to him. Haider insists that his first wife is Dua, the woman he loves, and no one has the authority to prevent him from being with her. He leads Gazal into Dua’s room, with Gazal desperately chasing after him. In a heart-wrenching moment, he slams the door shut, leaving Gazal outside. Overwhelmed by grief, Gazal collapses to the floor, consumed by tears. She believes that Dua has stolen her husband and ruined her life.
Dadi and the others arrive, voicing their discontent. Dadi blames Gazal for intruding into Dua’s life and taking away her happiness and husband. Gulnaaz asserts that Gazal is responsible for her current situation and should have learned from observing her own life. Ravi defends Haider, stating that his heart is like a sacred temple, where only Dua resides. Others may wish to enter, but they won’t be able to replace her. Gulnaaz dismisses Ravi’s advice, claiming that Gazal won’t understand anything. They depart from the scene, leaving Gazal devastated. Hina approaches Gazal and encourages her to rise from the floor, reminding her that shedding tears won’t change anything. Hina empathizes with Gazal’s pain, having experienced the same anguish when witnessing her own husband with another woman. Hina leads Gazal away from the room.
Meanwhile, Dua confronts Haider, urging him to leave. Haider, unwilling to let go, embraces her from behind, proclaiming that he can’t live without her. He insists that she shouldn’t deny him his rights, as she is his love and everything. Haider attempts to kiss her, but Dua resists, maintaining control over her emotions and pushing him away. She emphasizes that he has no rights to her or that room. Haider argues that as her husband and love, he possesses all the rights to her. Dua questions where his love disappeared when he married Gazal and professed his love for her. She challenges him to reveal the truth. Haider admits that he cannot lie in front of Dua and confesses that she is his true love, with no place for anyone else in his heart. Dua questions if he wants to take advantage of her as her husband, using her body for his own pleasure. Unwavering, she tells him that she won’t stop him if that’s what he desires. In a surprising act, she removes her dupatta, symbolizing her willingness to comply with his wishes. Haider is taken aback and reprimands her, stating that it’s his right and she shouldn’t discard it. He expresses his longing for her love, not just her body, yearning for her smiles, comfort, and the simple pleasures of life shared between them. He confesses his happiness in tasting her homemade tea and yearns to savor her cooking. Haider claims to find joy in the smallest aspects of their relationship. Hurt by Dua’s accusation of taking advantage of her, he believes she has shattered his heart. He reassures her that he doesn’t want to witness her in pain. Dua, however, realizes that providing comfort to him would jeopardize her plans, and she cannot afford to let that happen.
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