One-Line Summary:

Haraam’s childhood struggles and training shape his path, deepening his responsibility toward Nazneen.

Summary: 

This episode provides a deeper look into Haraam’s backstory and the influences that shaped him. Raised in a secluded area led by strong-willed women, Haraam grew up feeling the absence of a father figure, yearning for connection. This void was filled by Taloot, a fatherly mentor, who introduced Haraam to a training program that taught him survival skills, shooting, and resilience. Taloot’s mentorship was harsh but effective, molding Haraam into a skilled and detached young man, driven by his past struggles. Haraam’s memories take him back to his early days at the agency, where he bonded with Sarang and Zaviyaar, two others trained alongside him. Their friendship was marked by fights, shared hardships, and mutual respect, as Taloot pushed them to become protectors for their families against hidden threats. Each one developed distinct abilities: Haraam as a sharpshooter, Sarang with a passion for animals, and Zaviyaar as a fierce fighter. The episode concludes with Haraam facing conflicting emotions. Despite his cold exterior, he feels a growing sense of responsibility toward Nazneen, haunted by the past and reminded of his promise to protect those he cares about.