Faiza Iftikhar

Sara and Sultan are madly in love and wants to be married, but there is a problem. Sara belongs to an ultra-modern household, her mother is learning to be a classical musician and her father is an open minded person. On the other hand Sultan’s father is a feudal lord from Punjab with a warm heart, his mother a traditionalist. Everything seems fine until the two families meet for the first time. Sara knows that her parents would never let her move to a village after her marriage with Sultan, and Sultan is certain that her mother would never accept Sara’s families’ ultra-modern ways.

Story of a self centered women Jamila who pretends to be biggest supporter of women empowerment gets actively involved with newly wed couple in her neighbors and things gets out of hand…

ACP Khushbakht, a strong yet emotionally guarded officer, returns to her parents’ home after a failed marriage, losing faith in love while raising her young son. When a case brings her together with Haroon, an idealistic journalist searching for genuine connection, he finds himself drawn to her resilience and hidden pain. As Haroon falls in love, Khushbakht struggles to let go of her past, setting the stage for a journey of healing, trust, and the possibility of a second chance at love.

Set in the heart of Punjab, Mitti De Baway is a timeless tale of love, pride, class, and destiny. Bano, a woman from a respected family in Wazirabad, falls deeply in love with Baala, a dhol player from Mitranawali. Bound by family honor, Bano denies their love and chooses her family over him, leaving Baala heartbroken. Years later, fate brings them together again in Faisalabad, where both are married with children. Their unresolved love resurfaces, but fear, resentment, and revenge pull them apart once more. As destiny reunites them for a third time, old rivalries, betrayal, and family conflicts stand in their way. Though they eventually forgive each other and accept the love they could never escape, an old enemy returns, turning their long-awaited reunion into a heartbreaking tragedy.

The story is about Meesha who lives with her two step sisters and step mother. She is mistreated by her step mother and does all the house hold work. Meesha meets the rich and dashing Mayer. Meesha, thinking that he is her prince charming, who has come to rescue her and put an end to all her troubles, tries to win his heart.

Ghaao is crammed with conflict between real and step blood relationship with assortment of Love and revenge. Alizeh and Areesha live with their mother Naseema who is not in an exceedingly good state of health with respect to her psychological condition.

Noori, a garbage picker, dreams to live a respectful life in the city but harsh realities stand in her way. Her awkward situation forces her to marry a rich widow's mentally challenged son, Bhola. Unbeknownst to both, their mutual feelings of social alienation would bring them close.

The story revolves around two couples. The first couple, Wamaj and Raima to an upper-middle-class family and have been married for the past eight years despite their hatred for each other. The second couple is that of Abrar and Manahil, who love each other but cannot marry owing to financial constrains.