Pyara Ramzan caller’s khujli problem in rishta meetings sends Javeria Saud into uncontrollable laughter fit

Ramzan television has a peculiar way of producing moments no scriptwriter could invent. During a recent episode of Pyara Ramzan, host Javeria Saud found herself battling uncontrollable laughter after a caller shared a painfully awkward reason for why he still had not managed to get married.

The man calmly told the hosts that his marriage proposals kept failing because of a persistent itching problem.

“Meri shadi nahi ho paa rahi kharish ki waja se,” he explained on the live broadcast.

According to him, every time a potential rishta meeting happens and a family comes to see him, he suddenly starts scratching. “Jab bhi koi mujhay dekhnay aata hai tou main khujanay lag jata hun… aur phir mera rishta nahi hota.”

For a moment the studio went silent. Then Javeria Saud burst into laughter and struggled to regain composure while the two women sitting beside her tried desperately to keep straight faces.

Just when viewers thought the moment could not get more chaotic, Javeria jokingly suggested a remedy that sent the studio into another wave of laughter. She told the caller he should consider bathing at Mangho Pir Shrine, a famous spiritual site known for its sulphur springs and its pool of crocodiles that locals believe has healing powers.

The unexpected suggestion only made the situation funnier, as the co hosts could barely contain themselves while the bizarre conversation continued on live television.

Clips of the exchange quickly began circulating across social media, where viewers were equally amused. Many joked that Ramzan transmissions are unpredictable precisely because of live callers who bring the most unusual problems on air.

Ramzan shows in Pakistan have long become a source of viral moments, where serious religious discussions suddenly collide with strange, awkward or unintentionally hilarious questions from viewers. This latest clip appears to have joined that growing archive of unforgettable live TV moments.