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Hello.

Rohit, you just called me?

Yes, I did actually. I wanted to ask,

if you’re free right now, could we meet?

Yes. Just tell me, where do I need to be?

Okay, great.

Should I come over to your place in an hour?

Yes, that's fine. You can come over in an hour.

Alright, fine. I'll see you then.

Okay.

What on earth could Rohit want to talk about?

He knows the whole story.

If he’s getting cold feet about testifying,

then what's left to say?

Sehar, please, go home.

Don't you worry, everything will be fine, okay?

I really hope so.

Okay, well, I should be going then.

Okay.

Um,

if it's alright with you, let's not mention this meeting to Manisha.

Manisha already knows, Rohit.

I was with her when your call came through.

Sehar,

I just want to say that…

If you've come here to convince me to drop the case...

I won't do it, Rohit.

Look, Sehar, I just want to salvage my friendship and my marriage.

Please, help me out here.

Your friendship could only survive if I lose this case.

Then again, that's an incredibly self-serving way to look at it, isn't it?

Sehar, let's be honest, aren't we all being a little selfish right now?

You, me, and all of us.

At this point,

we're all just trying to protect our own lives and our relationships.

Rohit, are you actually equating the abuser with the victim?

Is a criminal and a person seeking justice really the same thing in your eyes?

Look, Sehar, all I want…

is for us to find some common ground.

There must be a middle path, right?

What do you mean by that?

Auntie.

A path that also benefits Sehar

and lets us put this whole case to rest for good.

I mean, you've all been through such an ordeal just because of this case.

You'll get some peace,

and Kamran's life will be saved, too.

Then why don't you just say it plainly?

You're suggesting that

Sehar take the money and back off from the case,

is that it?

Auntie, whatever Sehar has endured…

I know there is no compensation for it,

but she doesn’t deserve this ongoing court case

or everything else she is going through right now.

That's why…

This was a mistake. I shouldn't have come.

This is from Kamran.

It's a blank cheque.

As far as I'm concerned, this cheque is nothing but a piece of paper.

You can leave now, please.

Auntie, you're her mother.

Please, make her see reason.

Rohit, do you have kids?

Yes, I have a son.

Then, God forbid, if something like this were to happen to your son,

would you still try to settle out of court?

But Auntie, I...

I'm a rich man. I don't need the money,

so of course I'd fight for my son. Is that it?

In this country,

the law always seems to side with the wealthy.

But it doesn't have to be that way.

Just because someone has money doesn't mean they can buy justice,

and just because someone doesn't have money

doesn't mean they can be bought.

Auntie.

Perhaps I'm not making myself clear.

No, but I have made myself perfectly clear.

Rohit.

This isn't about choosing between Manisha, Kamran, or Sehar.

It's about choosing between the truth and a lie.

Because now, your testimony will decide

whether the truth prevails or a lie.

I think I should leave.

Goodbye.

Rohit.

My son, always remember one thing.

Sometimes, the only thing worse than making the wrong decision is...

making no decision at all.

Besides you and me, Mr. Kamran doesn't trust anyone else on staff.

You're lucky you've managed to stay out of this whole legal mess.

You've got a point.

But Mr. Kamran seems very on edge lately.

I think the case might be turning against him.

Really?

Did you overhear anything in the car?

Yeah. Whenever he talks to the lawyer or the inspector,

he gets incredibly worked up.

That might just be the stress of Ms. Kiran leaving him.

Yeah, that could be it. You have a point.

Just pray he gets out of this.

Otherwise, if he goes down, the rest of the staff and I will be in deep trouble...

and you'll be dragged down right along with us.

Me? Why would I be dragged down with you lot?

What does any of this have to do with me?

Who was it that took Mureed, Farzana, and Maqsood

for a drive around the city that night?

Shakoor, after you drop me home, don't go back to your own house.

Instead, take Mureed and Maqsood and head out for a bit.

Out? Where to, sir?

Anywhere you want. Just go, drive around, enjoy yourselves.

Alright, sir.

In fact, hold on a second.

Here you go.

Alright, sir. Thank you, sir.

And there's no need to rush back.

Eat, drink, and have some fun.

If you want to go to the movies, go.

Understood?

Yes, of course, sir.

And who removed the CCTV cameras with me?

But the police haven't mentioned my name anywhere in the case.

They haven't yet.

But for how long do you think your name is going to stay out of it?

Now, tell me something.

You're the boss's oldest servant.

You will stay loyal to him, right?

Yes.

I'll remain loyal to the boss.

And what if you get caught along with him?

Even then, I'll still be loyal.

I won't betray the boss.

Yes, sir.

Yes, I'm on my way. I'm coming right now.

Hey man, the boss is calling. I have to go.

I'll eat later.

You go ahead and finish.

U.S. President Donald Trump met Qatar’s Prime Minister,

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Trump’s senior adviser and U.S. special envoy, Steve Witkoff, was also present.

The White House did not disclose any details about the dinner meeting.

Earlier, the Qatari Prime Minister had met U.S. Vice President JD Vance

and officials from the Secretary’s Office…

Hello?

Hi, Junaid. It's Manisha speaking. How are you?

I'm very well. How are you?

I'm good.

I needed to speak to you about something important.

Do you have a moment?

Yes, of course.

I assume you're following the Sehar Moazzam rape case?

Yes, I've seen some of the details,

and there's a lot of buzz about it on social media.

Actually, I'm in direct contact with Sehar.

In fact, Beenish Ali and I are pursuing this case together.

I'm aware of that, yes.

My team actually invited Sehar Moazzam to appear on the show last week.

But it seems she's not ready to discuss the case with the media,

so she declined.

Yes. The thing is, as long as the case is in court,

Sehar doesn't want any media exposure.

But I think, at the stage the case has reached now,

media involvement has become crucial,

and your support could really benefit the case.

Tell me, how can I help?

I want you to do a show focusing on our case.

I can send you all the case details.

You can look into it yourself, and if it seems like a good fit,

I'll convince Sehar and set up a meeting with you.

So you're saying Sehar still hasn't agreed to appear on the show,

and you want us to do it without her involvement?

Yes, that's the general idea.

But I'm confident that I can get her to agree by then.

Alright. Send over all the details of the case.

My team and I will look into it, and then I'll get back to you.

That's great. Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.

Sure. You're welcome.

Bye.

Yes, Sehar?

What did Rohit say?

What?

Pull over.

You can head home. I'll take it from here.

Alright, sir.

Why won't you pick up my calls?

Do you have nothing to say to me now?

Hmm.

I was looking for the right words.

And did you find them?

Manisha, before you get upset, just hear me out, please.

Come home, Rohit.

We need to talk face-to-face.

Okay.

And then what happened?

What do you expect, Beenish?

You have no idea how furious I am at this moment.

I honestly don’t know what to do anymore.

Manisha, this is not the time to be emotional.

Rohit's testimony is a make-or-break moment for this case.

He's trapped between friendship, love, truth, and lies.

This is not the time for anger.

What do you think, Beenish?

After everything Rohit has done,

do you really believe he deserves even the slightest forgiveness?

You need to explain this to him calmly and nicely, Manisha.

Please.

I can’t ruin any more of my time or my life on a man like Rohit.

I’ve made up my mind now. I know exactly what I need to do.

Manisha, listen.

I know you're angry,

but please, let me explain.

I'm not angry.

You wanted one last shot to save your friend, and you took it.

The question is,

what are you going to do now?

Honestly, I have no idea.

I haven't decided yet.

Just give me some time, please.

You've run out of time, Rohit.

I'm taking Vikash, and I'm leaving.

You can stay here with your friend and your precious business.

No, no, no. Manisha, please, just listen.

Please, hear me out.

Kamran did this, not me.

Why are you punishing me for what he did?

It isn't fair.

I was never worried about what Kamran was doing.

And I get it.

My only concern was what you were doing, Rohit.

And now, I’ll punish myself along with you.

Manisha.

Mehreen, bring Vikash downstairs.

Manisha, please...

You couldn't make a decision, Rohit.

You had to choose between Kamran and me.

I've already made my choice.

I had to pick between the truth and a lie,

oppression and justice, and I've already done it.

And my decision is final.

Any idea what Rohit's going to say?

No.

I have no clue at all, not the faintest idea.

I don't even know if he'll show up to testify.

He'll have to testify.

If not today, then at the next hearing. He'll have to.

I'm just thinking,

what if Rohit comes and testifies against me?

Let's not jump to conclusions.

Let him come, let him testify.

We'll see what your friend has to say.

This is an entirely new situation.

The most important witness in the case,

and we have no idea whose side he'll take.

Anyway, Inspector Shafiq, are your preparations complete?

You remember what we discussed, right?

Mr. Bukhari, don't worry about a thing.

Hearings, questions... this is all familiar territory for me.

And you must know, the judge really splits hairs over everything.

Good. I also enjoy peeling back layers.

If not of hair, then of a person's skin.

Hey, not here. Please. What's gotten into you?

Oh, okay.

Look, you need to pin everything on the servants,

just as we discussed.

I'll handle them.

I see.

Just like you handled them before?

Just like you're handling your friend Rohit?

You were the one who wrote the report.

You interrogated my servants.

Do I need to remind you what you said back then?

You said there wouldn’t be any flaw,

and neither the lawyer nor the judge would find anything.

Mr. Bukhari, was there any flaw in that report?

Any flaw?

Inspector, that report was nothing but flaws.

Why are we having this debate?

This isn't the time for pointing fingers.

We need to counter Sehar's allegations.

So, Inspector Shafiq, you'd better just stick to the script.

Yes. Please.

Pardon?

I mean, say and do exactly what we agreed on. Alright?

Who's that showing up at the court?

Huh?

That's not just anyone.

It's SP Zohaib.

He has a case in this court, too?

He's made your case his own.

So he's made it personal.

This is terrible news for you.

That SP won't spare me, and he certainly won't spare you.

This SP can't do anything.

Let him make all the appearances he wants at the courthouse.

Everything is under control.

But if we panic, we'll make a mistake.

So it's better we just focus on what we need to do. Okay?

I don't know if my leaving home had any effect on Rohit or not.

There's hardly any time left.

Everything will come to light soon.

Whatever happens today, Sehar,

you must not lose courage.

I've been getting calls from many journalists and anchors to interview you.

They've been calling me as well, but I haven't answered anyone.

Then that's for the best.

We will present your case in the court of public opinion through the media.

If Rohit doesn't tell the truth in court,

what will I have left to tell the media?

You shouldn't lose hope, child.

Don't lose your courage.

Sister,

your one post on social media changed everything.

Things will continue to get better, don't you worry.

Sehar.

Sweetheart, we can't lose hope, can we?

When a person's intentions are good, help always arrives.

Alright.

Greetings.

-Greetings. -How are you?

Shall we head in?

Seems someone's come quite prepared today.

Funny. To me, it looks like someone's a bit on edge.

You know, I can smell it.

I know exactly what His Honor is going to ask.

And I trust Inspector Shafiq has come thoroughly prepared as well.

Oh, I have no doubt you've done your homework, Mr. Bukhari.

But I suspect a few questions might be raised

that you haven't coached Inspector Shafiq on.