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Halala (2019)

The web series is based on practice of Nikah Halala. According to this law, after the triple talaq if the couple wishes to remarry her husband, she has to marry another man and consummate her marriage and only then she can get married to her first husband. It stars Deepika Singh,Ravi Batia, Shafaq Naaz and Eijaz Khan. The story of 'Halala' revolving around a couple’s compromise on love, a fearless woman’s journey and the fight within her and the society. Afza and Raahil who are married happily, but life has different plans for them. Once in anger, Raahil gives triple talaq to Afza but later regret. He ask their elders to remarry Afza but they told him if he wants to remarry her, Afza have to do Nikah Halala and after divorce, she can remarry Raahil. Raahil told Afza that his cousin Zaid will do Nikah with her as an only option left. Halala’s casting was an intricate process that concluded with veteran and the young talent alike, all set to portray their acting skills, all over again, on the new medium and thriving platform. Ullu’s Halala has the popular and talented actress-dancer Neelima Azeem who essays the role of a mother in the show, Shafaq is set to play the show’s lead while Ravi and Eijaz will play her husbands and Deepika will portray the role of a lawyer in the awaited series.
This series is a worth watch.

A web series by Ullu Originals, its story revolves around the relationship of a newly-wed muslim couple, Afza and Raahil, initially happy and basking in the sweetness of their new marriage. However, things go sour pretty soon as Raahil, once in a fit of rage, divorces his wife after 'Triple Talaq'. To save his broken marriage, Raahil takes help from his friend, Zaid, for the infamous practice of 'Nikah Halala', wherein a divorced muslim woman has to marry someone else, consummate this farcical marriage and divorce this other guy in order to become a lawful wife of her first husband. It stars Shafaq Naaz, Ravi Bhatia, Ejaz Khan, Neelima Azeem and Deepika Singh Goyal in important roles. The storyline is predictable but your heart goes to the woman, subjected to this brutality in the name of religion. The characters are nice and Shafaq's role is pivotal and does justice , in its own way, to Afza.

This web series is based on some real issues. Its #entertaining and #predictable at the same time. It showcases the issues post Triple Talaq faced by women in the Muslim communities. This series is a #mustWatch for all those true story fans . It is basically #characterDriven and thus the actors have heled in making the series much more #entertaining and serious at the same time. Though there is a #sexual scene which was very much uncomfortable to watch. Except for that, this series can be said worth watching. The actors like Shafaq Naaz , Eijaz Khan, Deepika Singh, Yatin Karyekar and Prithvi Zutshi have played their roles diligently

This web series portrays the issue of Halala and I am so glad that finally there is someone who is courageously raising the issue of Halala and talaq-e-biddat this will help the society to be aware of these practices among women. It's a 56 inch of a film director. Great job. This is the first web series on this concept that will expose moulvis. On the other side, I have also noticed that most of the concept in this series are wrong, the first concept that how a man can end easily is not true because Islam gives
Three months to negotiate and solve the problem but even after that it still does not work then marriage ends. But the concept shown in the web series is made without any deep knowledge and study about this concept. They decide on their own that Halala is a solution, they did not consult an expert. I mostly find people who use Islam as their own gain like the mother of the groom, who willingly destroys her son's life and then suggests an ill person for Halala. Please improve in the concepts next tone but overall it was an okayish show. Anyone can watch who doesn't want to bother about the concepts and just wants to watch a web series of this kind.