ARY Digital’s Mere Paas Tum Ho is on a roll! The highly popular drama continues to captivate audiences with its gripping storytelling. However, it was the latest episode that sent social media into a frenzy.
The Slap!
Yes, we are talking about THE slap that was heard around Pakistan.
This Saturday, fans jumped off their seats/sofas when Mehwish’s ex-husband (played by the talented Humayun Saeed) slapped his boss Shehwar (Adnan Siddiqui). The internet exploded with excitement over the epic scene. Just goes to show how much of an impact this show has on the Pakistani netizens.
The Man Of The Hour
Humayun Saeed was hugely praised for his convincing performance of character as many netizens took to Twitter to share their love for the actor and express jubilation over the monumental scene.
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A New Depth To The Character
The ‘slap’ marks a growth for Humayun’s character as he is no longer afraid. The episode showed Danish deciding to confront Shehwar at his office without any goons or lawyers by his side. The scene was filled with quotable dialogues and intensity to keep the viewers on the edge of their seats.
Viewers loved how Humayun Saeed’s character was able to turn the weakness for his son into his biggest strength.
Humayun and Adnan Are Buddies
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Though the show may have you believe that Danish and Shehwar are sworn enemies, the actors who play them are actually the best of friends! Both actors regularly post pictures and videos on social media, showing them working together. But who knows what Adnan may be feeling, that slap looked pretty real! Be sure to watch the latest episode of Meray Pass Tum Ho this Saturday!
In case you missed the slap, here is an accurate representation of that thrilling scene.
Till then, Happy Slaps-giving Shehwar.
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Excellent performance by Humayun..
He is true legend……
Fabulous…great it was needed badly
Humayun Saeed performed excellently.