Gunah, a gripping crime thriller drama, reached its conclusion with its sixth and last episode, leaving audiences in awe of its unpredictable and daring plot twist. The mini-series, featuring powerhouse performances by Sarmad Khoosat and Saba Qamar in the lead roles, also stars Rabia Butt, Juggan Kazim, Faiz Chauhan, and Usman Chaudhry.

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The last episode of Gunah delivered a jaw-dropping revelation that resonated strongly with viewers. From the start, the series revolved around themes of extramarital affairs and honor killing, fearlessly addressing the sensitive and often taboo topic of homosexuality prevalent in society.

The climactic ending, set during a tragic burial scene, initially perplexed viewers as Gul Noor (played by Juggan Kazim) seemed to be looking upward, as if seeking something from the heavens. The true shocker came to light in the last few minutes, revealing that Umer, Malik Hayat’s (Sarmad Khoosat) son, had a crush on his teacher, Ahmed. In a bold and courageous move, Umer had penned a heartfelt letter confessing his feelings for him. The revelation led to an intense confrontation between mother, teacher, and the family, resulting in a powerful and unforgettable conclusion.

Upon reflecting on Noor’s actions during the burial scene, it becomes evident that she was silently protecting her son from witnessing the heinous acts unfolding before him. Her selfless act of sacrifice added depth to the story, making it a truly remarkable ending.

While Gunah delivered a gripping narrative, a few scenes left viewers questioning the logic of certain character choices. Noor’s parents, who had always shown unwavering love for their daughter, seemed to inexplicably abandon her when she needed them the most. Additionally, Malik Hayat, portrayed as an evil genius, fell easily into the manipulation of Gul Meher (Saba Qamar), which some viewers found slightly implausible.

Despite these minor inconsistencies, the drama succeeded in shedding light on prevalent social issues faced by people in Pakistani society. Gunah fearlessly addressed topics like extramarital affairs, honor killings, and homosexuality, sparking important conversations among viewers. With its daring and thought-provoking narrative, Gunah is a testament to the quality storytelling and performances that Pakistani dramas can offer.

Overall, Gunah’s gripping storytelling and courageous exploration of societal issues make it a compelling drama that deserves an OTT release. The series has sparked important discussions and has left a lasting impact on its audience, solidifying its place as a must-watch Pakistani drama.