Episode 6
Salah-ul-Din reached Karachi and sees his friend Ifti and his wife estranged behaviour towards him. While talking to Salah-ul-Din, Ifti assume that he would know about his salary (which he is paying him less), if he lives outside and interacts with other employes and decided to offer him to live with them, despite her wife concerns. On the other hand, Manahil struggles and suffers in silence with her marriage as Mikaeel is more interested in spending his life alone rather than to be with someone. Manahil make an effort to adjust with Mikaeel and ask him to go out with him at his friends but he refused due to her senile fashion-style. Salah-ul-Din try to move out of his friend house when he questioned by Cookie to do his chores own his own and keep distance from Ifti. After being left alone in the house she call Mikaeel who was busy in party. She later calls Salah-ul-Din.
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