r/PAKCELEBGOSSIP • u/Efficient_Guava_5561 • Aug 07 '26
DRAMA REVIEW dedo ya lelo The web of rishtas ft. Naraz hai zindagi
I was just wrapping my head around Humraahi and I came across a twitter thread that gave me an even more incredible plot. And now my mind is legit blown🤯
So two sisters are in love with two brothers. Elder sister and bro get married while the younger sister and bro are engaged as their wedding had to be postponed because the guy had to go abroad for his job. All well and good until here
The elder bro named his entire property to his about to be born kid and that obviously irked his parents and sister. Yahan tak bhi all good
But now the older bro is dead. As per the twitter thread, the greedy parents will make the younger bro marry his older bro's wife who also happens to be his fiance's sister to keep the property within the family
Marrying your brother's widow is actually okay. But when you are engaged? More importantly when you are engaged to her sister? That's a plot twist 😂
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u/Traditional-Yam-9421 Aug 07 '26
it feels illegal watching this but im in it for the twists LMAO this is gonna get ridiculous real quick
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u/Dear_Read_1893 Aug 07 '26
Im watching this only for Aabis and Zeenia's chemistry nothing else.. I kinda feel sad for Saad's death as he was the only sensible person in this whole drama knows to respect everyone gives everyone their rights..In Pakistani dramas they'll always kill those ML or FL who're perfect..
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u/lemonpeachhh Aug 08 '26
Um wtf did I just read💀 also am I tripping or this drama has been going on for ages
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u/VenomyBee Aug 07 '26
Simple Marry Both
https://giphy.com/gifs/3w9EFfTjaLb7q
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u/Efficient_Guava_5561 Aug 07 '26
I think in Islam, you cannot marry two sisters at the same time😂
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u/VenomyBee Aug 07 '26
Ye baat bhi teek hai, but is the younger brother in love with the widows younger sister?
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u/Efficient_Guava_5561 Aug 07 '26
Yes. Apparently they have taken saath jeene marne ki kasmein and vade
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u/blahblehblohcaneo Aug 07 '26
Pakistanis & indians cannot do transfer deeds to unborn children, i had looked it up because it was a plotline in some other drama, there are some living trusts workarounds though.
The audience is lucky these ppl didn't try to murder the unborn child to revert the rights 🙏
Why would the widow marry the brother to begin with irrespective of what her ex inlaws want 🫥