Hamza Sohail’s Dekh Zara Pyar Se Chat Sparks Sajal Aly Buzz

Hamza Sohail’s Dekh Zara Pyar Se chat has taken social media by storm, and fans are convinced there’s more to that blink-and-miss moment than meets the eye.

The young actor, who became a household favorite after Fairy Tale, is currently appearing in the drama Dekh Zara Pyar Se. But this time, it’s not just his performance making headlines it’s a quick glimpse of his phone screen during a scene that has everyone talking.

A Split-Second Scene, A Thousand Assumptions

In one particular scene from Dekh Zara Pyar Se, the camera briefly captures Hamza’s phone screen. Among the visible chats, one contact name stood out: “Saj.”

That single name was enough to ignite speculation online. Fans quickly linked “Saj” to his former co-star Sajal Aly, with whom he has shared screen space in Zard Patton Ka Bunn and Dil Wali Gali Mein. Their on-screen chemistry in both projects had already fueled rumors about a possible off-screen bond.

Now, this viral moment has only added more fuel to the fire.

Social Media Reacts Instantly

Within hours, screenshots from the episode began circulating across X and Instagram. Fans didn’t hold back.

One user joked that Hamza had “soft launched” Sajal on television. Another pointed out that while other chats were blurred, “Saj” remained clearly visible a detail viewers found suspiciously interesting.

Of course, neither Hamza Sohail nor Sajal has addressed the speculation. And it’s entirely possible that the name means nothing at all. But in the world of celebrity fandoms, even a one-second frame can spark days of debate.

Coincidence or Clever Detail?

The buzz around Hamza Sohail’s Dekh Zara Pyar Se chat proves one thing: fans are watching closely. Whether it was an intentional Easter egg or just a harmless production detail, the moment has given viewers something exciting to talk about.

For now, it remains pure speculation. But in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, where reel and real often blur, even the smallest detail can turn into headline news.