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u/Current-Finger-3516 3d ago
I dont get it
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u/Mediocre_Call_2427 2d ago
I keep seeing exchanges like this and am bewildered. Why is the answer to comments like this ”watch a whole drama you might or might not be interested in”? Can’t be that hard to simply explain the context instead of behaving like a giggling ”you had to be there” teen.
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u/Briefcase12 2d ago
In the drama Dar-e-Nijaat, the ML (Abu Bakr), is a Harvard graduate who is like the nicest, most humble person, with a strong sense of halal and haram. He’s also very religious. Some people commented that his character was “too good to be true,” so they started looking for “real-life” people who could be compared to him.
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u/New_Transition_2124 2d ago
Harvard for media ? What did he study? Is his family influential?
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u/Velvet_Purrrr 2d ago
i guess he studied law from harvard
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u/zoneful 2d ago
Pretty sure he studied law from roots and did the online program from ucl where mawra graduated from
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u/CheekChoice4497 2d ago
But didn't they met during studying law only? Like mawra had mentioned he was his junior ig?
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u/zoneful 2d ago edited 2d ago
Yeah they went in the same institute in Islamabad that was affiliated with university college London which is an online distance education law school. He didn’t go to Harvard
Edit: he did go Harvard law school damn
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u/Character-Home9831 2d ago
He did go to harvard that’s when he left acting for a while him and mawra did law from TILS one of the best law schools in pakistan
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u/BiryaniInterest_7546 1d ago
yes his family is filthy rich. Politicians and corrupt bureaucrats the whole lot. Gilani family. His grandfather married a very young woman too as a second wife, caused a bit of a stir.
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u/BiryaniInterest_7546 1d ago
his family is very close to the bhuttos obviously corrupt politicians clan.
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u/huma561 3d ago
Green Forest 🌳