However, will Shah Jahan manage to use Khurram (Omer Shahzad) against Hala and turn Hamza against her? This is the point where doubt could come in, as Hamza seems every bit the supportive, loving partner up until now.įarhan Saeed has given “Mere Humsafar” a freshness that is required with his portrayal of Hamza, a character who makes both Hala and the audience go weak in the knees with his sincerity. While Shah Jahan seems hell-bent on separating this duo, Hamza will not give in to her manipulations easily. The moments between Hamza and Hala make up the high points of the episode, Farhan and Hania’s chemistry crackling between their sweet characters. While Shah Jahan (Saba Hamid) and Raees (Waseem Abbas) are doing everything in their power to force Hamza’s hand at divorcing Hala, Hamza has not only surprised them, but also Hala by refusing to do so. Hamza has committed himself to Hala (Hania Amir) and this is not a commitment he takes lightly. Hamza (Farhan Saeed) is a knight in shining armor – and this knight brings about all the romance that one could have wanted. While many have felt the show to be cashing in on misery, depicting Hala in the worst circumstances week after week, this is the sort of show that leaves viewers rooting for its lead character, hoping to see her get out of her miserable circumstances and find happiness – and happiness has arrived in the form of Hamza. Starring Hania Amir, Farhan Saeed, Saba Hameed, Waseem Abbas, Tara Mehmood, Zoya Nasir, Aamir Qureshi and others, the story has been written by Saira Raza and directed by Qasim Ali Mureed. “Mere Humsafar” has been luring in viewers over the past weeks, telling the story of a neglected young girl and how she suffers at the hands of her own extended family.
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