Pakistani actress Zara Noor Abbas is receiving widespread acclaim for her latest role in Hum TV’s comedy-drama “Ek Jhooti Kahani.” Playing a university student passionate about acting, Zara’s performance has charmed audiences. However, a particular dialogue in the drama has ignited a heated debate on social media, with many viewers accusing the script of crossing religious boundaries.
The Controversial Dialogue
In one scene, Zara’s character says, “Wase to Allah main ap ne meri kabhi suni nahi” (As if Allah has never listened to me). This line has drawn sharp criticism, with fans labeling it “shirkia” (blasphemous) and inappropriate. Many argued that such dialogues misrepresent Islamic teachings, with one user stating, “This is not how you talk to Allah—He gives without measure.” Others expressed frustration over Hum TV’s recurring use of sensitive religious references, recalling past controversies in dramas like Raja Rani.
Mixed Reactions from Fans
While some viewers defended the dialogue as artistic expression, others condemned it as irresponsible writing. A fan lamented, “Today’s generation is already confused, and such dramas only misguide them further.” The backlash has raised questions about scriptwriters’ responsibility when handling religious themes in entertainment.