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I love watching rom coms, but this one is the best among all of the others. I am Suno Chanda, Hum Tum fan and I heard alot from my mother that this drama is much better than the thosee we watch nowadays. After my mom passed I started watching it to feel better. And damn she is right its the best I have ever watched. No toxic relatives, No Punjabi pathan stereotype, No faisalabadi jugten! A masterpeice that shows simple decent comedy and romance. Also I am loving how pretty Mahnoor baloch is and she looks lovely with humayun saeed. To Sum it up I am putting this masterpiece above Suno Chanda(my all time fav) because of the reason I have mentioned.

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Javed Iqbal Mughal (1961–2001) was a notorious Pakistani serial killer who confessed to the sexual abuse and murder of 100 young boys, aged 6 to 16, in Lahore between 1998 and 1999. He strangled, dismembered, and dissolved his victims in acid, later committing suicide in prison before his execution.

Key Details of the Case:

• Targeted Victims: Iqbal primarily targeted vulnerable runaways, beggars, and street children.
• Modus Operandi: He lured boys to his home by offering gifts or engaging them at his, at times, fake, businesses (video game shop, gym, aquarium). He would accuse them of theft to justify confining them.
• Destruction of Evidence: After strangling the boys, he dismembered their bodies and dissolved them in plastic vats of acid to destroy evidence, keeping meticulous records of his crimes.
• Confession and Motive: In December 1999, Iqbal sent a confession letter to police and news outlets, claiming his actions were revenge against the police for previous harassment.
• Surrender and Death: After a manhunt, he surrendered. He was sentenced to death in a similar manner (100 deaths) but died in custody on October 8, 2001, by hanging himself, a week before his scheduled execution.
• Cultural Impact: His case, often referred to as the "Kukri" case, is one of Pakistan's most infamous criminal acts, detailed in numerous documentaries and a 2022 film, Javed Iqbal: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer.

Javed Iqbal Mughal (1961–2001) was a notorious Pakistani serial killer who confessed to the sexual abuse and murder of 100 young boys, aged 6 to 16, in Lahore between 1998 and 1999. He strangled, dismembered, and dissolved his victims in acid, later committing suicide in prison before his execution.

Key Details of the Case:

• Targeted Victims: Iqbal primarily targeted vulnerable runaways, beggars, and street children.
• Modus Operandi: He lured boys to his home by offering gifts or engaging them at his, at times, fake, businesses (video game shop, gym, aquarium). He would accuse them of theft to justify confining them.
• Destruction of Evidence: After strangling the boys, he dismembered their bodies and dissolved them in plastic vats of acid to destroy evidence, keeping meticulous records of his crimes.
• Confession and Motive: In December 1999, Iqbal sent a confession letter to police and news outlets, claiming his actions were revenge against the police for previous harassment.
• Surrender and Death: After a manhunt, he surrendered. He was sentenced to death in a similar manner (100 deaths his body to but cut in 100 peices and then every piece get dissolvein acid) but died in custody on October 8, 2001, by hanging himself, a week before his scheduled execution.
• Cultural Impact: His case, often referred to as the "Kukri" case, is one of Pakistan's most infamous criminal acts, detailed in numerous documentaries and a 2022 film, Javed Iqbal: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer.

Must watch It will Lift your spirits. Even Harry Jaggard commented on the video and Praises his honesty.

Samjhdar ko ishara kafi hy. And yet another appreciation post for one who said Absolutely not!