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Dastak continues to highlight the struggles faced by single mothers and divorcees in a judgmental society. Starring Sohai Ali Abro, Ali Raza, Momina Iqbal, and Feroz Kadri, the drama has gripped audiences with its emotional depth and strong performances. As the story edges closer to its climax, the narrative explores the rejection and mistreatment a child from a previous marriage often endures from new in-laws.
In the latest episode, Kiran moves into Moiz’s house after his mother is diagnosed with cancer. While this shift could have brought the family closer, Moiz’s father, Firoz (played by Shamoon Abbasi), takes a dark turn. Firoz refuses to accept Kiran’s son, Shani, and begins subjecting the child to emotional neglect and bullying.
Notably, instead of supporting his ailing wife or showing empathy, Firoz focuses on making Shani feel unwelcome. This cruel behavior has sparked outrage online. Fans are furious at how Firoz is treating the child, especially in such a vulnerable time for the family.
One viewer lashed out, saying, “Firoz is the biggest monster himself.” Another commented, “This is the harsh reality—many in-laws never accept children from previous marriages.” A third added, “Instead of caring for his sick wife, he’s busy being cruel to a child. What a selfish man!”
Moreover, social media is buzzing with support for Shani and Kiran, praising the drama for shedding light on an often-ignored issue. Fans appreciate how Dastak is unafraid to portray uncomfortable truths, even when they spark controversy.
As the drama unfolds, viewers are eagerly waiting to see if Moiz will stand up for his stepson and how this situation will evolve. One thing is clear—Firoz’s character has struck a nerve, and fans are not holding back.
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