AULAAD DRAMA REVIEW: MOST HEART TOUCHING SCENES- 1- WHEN KHURRAM LEFT HIS FAMILY, EPISODE 3

 

Aulaad drama serial is purely based on today's reality. The drama's plot centres around a single family, consisting of parents and their five children (3 brothers and 2 sisters). It depicts the harsh truth of relationships, demonstrating how greedy people become when their demands are met. Furthermore, children become resentful to their parents and forget all they have done for them.

This scence, in which Khurram abandons his family, exemplifies how most parents are regarded by their offspring. The scene begins when Khurram's father, Jalal Ahmed, requests a mobile phone from Khurram for his daughter Moni (Jalal Ahmed's younger daughter, who is shown to be abnormal in the drama) and is rejected. Later in the incident, Khurram began taunting his family repeatedly, and when he found a large amount of power bill, he implies that he bears the entire house bills in front of his wife. His father overheard the whole conversion between Khurram and his wife, and he went to him in rage to confront him. From then, the scenario became tense as he and his father exchanged furious rhetoric, and Khurram began denoting what he had done for his parents once again. Jalal Ahmed told him, "from now on, you are not obligated to take care of any of the chores of this house, I've become old, but not ashamed that I shall listen to that guy, whom I've taught how to talk." His father informed him, "What I and your mother have done for you since you were a youngster." And his reaction was that every father does this, that it was your responsibility, and that what I have done for you is above what you have done for me if you compare. That was a ridiculous claim he made, because what parents do for their children is immeasurable. His father asked him to leave his house in rage, when he claimed that "he could have his own apartment if he had saved instead of spending on this house." He decides to leave the house, but his mother and father both don't want him to leave; his father just stated this in the heat of the moment. Later, with joined hands, his father begged him to reconsider his choice to leave home, but he refused and left them.