On August 16th, 2024, the latest episode of Rabb Se Hai Dua aired, intensifying the ongoing drama within the family. The episode begins with Farhaan’s chilling declaration that Subhan must die. Farhaan, showing no remorse, tells Subhan that if he wants to leave any final message for his family, he will convey it. As a sign of his intentions, Farhaan cuts the rope that binds Subhan, while Ibadat desperately tries to track Subhan’s location, hoping to save him in time.
Meanwhile, Kaynaat becomes increasingly frustrated when her call to Sufi goes unanswered. Her anger leads her to Subhan’s room, where she mistakenly identifies Sufi as Subhan. Kaynaat, still under the impression that she is speaking to Subhan, complains about his neglect towards his mother. Her growing suspicion is not lost on Sufi, who quickly realizes that Kaynaat might be onto him. Panicking, Sufi bolts out of the room, only to be pursued by Kaynaat, who demands an explanation for his odd behavior.
In a secluded location, Farhaan continues to toy with Subhan, applying grease to the rope and taunting him to play along with his twisted game. Subhan, struggling to maintain his grip, finds himself in an increasingly perilous situation.
Back at the house, Sufi locks himself in the storeroom, followed closely by Kaynaat. Her attempts to get him to open the door are futile, and she eventually calls for everyone’s help. In her frustration, Kaynaat complains about her son’s behavior, accusing Ibadat of driving a wedge between them. Dua, however, defends Ibadat, urging Kaynaat to stop placing blame on her.
Meanwhile, Ibadat’s search for Subhan leads her to a troubling discovery as she catches a glimpse of a shadow, heightening her fears. As the tension mounts, Kaynaat and Dua insist that Sufi open the door, growing increasingly suspicious of his actions. When Sufi finally opens the door, Kaynaat is shocked to see him dressed in Subhan’s clothes. Her suspicion quickly turns to anger, leading her to slap Sufi, demanding an explanation for his behavior.
Sufi reveals that he was only pretending to be Subhan at the behest of Mannat and Ibadat. The two had asked him to act like Subhan to buy time while they searched for the real Subhan, whose life was in danger. Sufi’s confession is met with a mix of emotions from the family, with some understanding his intentions while others, like Gulnaaz, criticize him for lying.
As Farhaan continues his torture, the scene shifts to Mannat, who hears shouts while driving. Stopping the car, she is horrified to see a beggar harassing Ibadat. Recognizing that Ibadat has arrived before her, Mannat realizes she must keep her visit to Farhaan a secret to avoid suspicion.
Back at home, Gulnaaz criticizes Sufi for lying, but Kaynaat defends him, explaining that he acted out of concern for Dua’s deteriorating health. Sufi’s actions, although misguided, stem from his desire to protect Dua, whom he regards as a mother figure. Dua, moved by Sufi’s confession, embraces him as another son, while Hameeda advises the family not to blame Sufi for his actions.
In a tense encounter with the beggar, Ibadat demands the return of Subhan’s phone, which the beggar had taken. After offering him money and convincing him that the phone is locked and useless, the beggar reluctantly hands it over. However, Ibadat’s relief is short-lived when she spots Mannat and confronts her. Ibadat, suspecting Mannat of knowing more than she’s letting on, questions her presence at the scene. Mannat denies any knowledge of Subhan’s whereabouts, though she withholds the information that Subhan went to meet Farhaan, fearing Ibadat’s reaction.
As the episode concludes, Ibadat’s anger erupts, berating Mannat for keeping such crucial information from her. The atmosphere is charged with tension, as the family continues to grapple with deceit, mistrust, and the looming danger surrounding Subhan. The episode leaves viewers on edge, wondering what will become of Subhan and whether the family can overcome the growing rifts that threaten to tear them apart.
Episode ends.
