AULAAD DRAMA REVIEW: MOST HEART TOUCHING SCENES- 2- JALAL AHMED TRANSFERRED HIS HOUSE ON MUSKAAN'S NAME, EPISODE 9

 

Bilal, Jalal Ahmed's youngest son, wishes to marry Muskaan, his first cousin (Taya's daughter). They both want to marry one other, but Muskaan's mother is a greedy woman. She will agree if Bilal transfers his father's house to Muskaan's name; otherwise, she would reject Bilal's request. Bilal talks to his parents, but they reject Muskaan's mother's desire right away. Bilal has strong feelings for Muskaan and adores her. He threatened his parents that he will only marry Muskaan and that if you do not meet their demands, they would reject my proposal. Furthermore, he says that if that happens and her mother marries her somewhere else, he will commit suicide. Bilal's parents try to persuade him that transferring their house to Muskaan's name would be unfair to his brothers and sisters, and that if they withdraw this demand, we would have no issues, but we would gladly take your proposal to them. Muskaan's mother stuck with her demand since she knows that Bilal sincerely loves her daughter and will do anything she asked him.

Bilal becomes frustrated and attempts suicide. Muskaan and her mother do not want bilal to reach this level, but they have kept to their demand and are still attempting to cash it. Jalal, Bilal's father, has recently retired from his work, and his son Adnan's wife has already requested his provident money if he transfers his residence to Muskaan. This demonstrates the hard-heartedness of the son, who was brought up to this level by their parents, and when their parents need them, they betray and scorn them.

Later, Jalal, Bilal's father, became powerless as a result of his son's suicide attempt and secretly named his house to Muskaan in order to keep the rest of Jalal Ahmed's kids in the dark. Bilal and Muskaan tied the knot. But reality had to catch up with him one day, as his eldest son found out. He began misbehaving with him, as well as with his other son, Adnan. They demanded a share in the property.

Since Jalal Ahmed's sons had left him with no choice, he handed his provident fund to Khurram and Adnan. He'd left himself with empty hands.

Whatever parents do for their children is incalculable, yet children don't realize.