“Prem Gali” is one of those refreshing shows on television that manages to tell a solid story while keeping the overall feel of the drama light-hearted and natural. There’s enough drama to keep the viewer hooked, while also keeping the realistic appeal in-tact and the show manages to impart some wisdom in a discreet way as well. Starring Farhan Saeed, Sohai Ali Abro, Saba Hameed, Uzma Hassan, Shamim Hilaly, Qavi Khan Waseem Abbas and others, “Prem Gali” has been written by Faiza Iftikhar and directed by Qasim Ali Mureed.
Shireen (Saba Hameed) continues to be suspicious of Hamza (Farhan Saeed), questioning his job when he brings a car home. This, of course, creates an argument between Hamza and Joya (Sohai Ali Abro) when Hamza vents his frustration over Shireen’s attitude. Later, things become worse when Hamza discovers that Shireen sent Sannata to spy on him and find out where he works. Hamza and Joya get into an argument where both throw out their frustrations at the other’s family for their interference. To be fair, the treatment Hamza receives at the hands of Joya’s family is much more severe than the loving coddling that Joya receives at the hands of her own in-laws. Because of this, the viewer does find themselves siding wholeheartedly with Hamza, who certainly has every right to be frustrated.
Prem Gali Episode 20: Hamza and Joya’s Families Begin To Drive a Wedge Between the Couple
Episode 21 moves the story along, despite some scenes that feel stretched and lagging – and yet there isn’t much room to complain, because those drawn out silences are exactly what drive home the gravity of how Hamza and Joya’s marriage is suffering due to their complicated living conditions. The next episode will take a promising turn as Shireen becomes adamant that Hamza leave his job, “recruiting” Joya to convince him. But it’s clear that Joya and Hamza’s life will take a new direction once Joya begins to realize how much her family – namely Shireen – is beginning to negatively affect her marriage.