Humayun Ashraf

A story of two women Shaista and Nayyara, and their daughters. Shaista is very selfish and has spoiled her husband's life. Shaista's daughters, Muskan and Iraj are stylish, having a very rude and aggressive behaviour with everyone, especially their cousins. Nayyara is a cousin of Shaista and a wife of her brother-in-law. She is happy and middle-class. Meanwhile, Nayyara's daughters Fala, Fariya and Haya are simple, sweet in nature who give respect to everyone.

This story revolves around the lives of Mr Rashid, his wife, Amna, and his two daughters, Falak and Sitara. Rashid is a narrow minded man, not in favor of educating women. However Falak’s determination forces him to give in and he allows her to complete intermediate education privately. She goes to her neighbor, who is also the principal of a college, for tuition. There she meets Haroon and falls madly in love with him.

A young college graduate from a modern elite family from Islamabad falls in love with the daughter of an Imam.

She is running… not from a place, but from a truth she can’t escape... Mahnoor — a story of choices, consequences, and survival.

The story revolves around the family of Hassan Munir. Munir and Asmat Aara have been married for 15 years and are childless.

Mann Marzi is a story about the consequences of selfish desires and putting personal needs above all else, leading to distress and pain for both oneself and those around them. Haider, a principled man, has two daughters who couldn't be more different. His biological daughter, Mansha, is admired for her beauty but often lets her desires lead the way. In contrast, Zara, Haider's adopted daughter and the child of his late friend, is practical and grounded. Mansha's obsession with wealth and appearances leads her to choices that don't just reshape her own destiny but also leave an indelible mark on Zara's life, forever changing the futures of both young women.

Beti Ka Ghar Konsa is an emotional family drama about the unequal value society places on sons and daughters. Proud and wealthy, Jahan Ara Begum believes her three sons are the greatest symbol of her family's status, while the humble Muzaffar Ali sees his three daughters as life's greatest blessing, raising them with love, dignity, and care. When Muzaffar's eldest daughter, Fizza, marries Jahan Ara's eldest son, Raza, their families become bound together, but happiness soon gives way to conflict as Jahan Ara's prejudice turns Fizza's married life into a constant struggle. As her younger sons develop feelings for Muzaffar's other daughters, old beliefs, family pride, and unexpected emotions threaten to divide both households. Caught between tradition and compassion, each family must confront what truly defines a home and whether love can overcome resentment before everything they cherish is lost.

Taimoor, a powerful businessman, seems to have it all until secrets emerge. His marriage, family tensions, and a new woman's arrival unravel the façade, exposing the true nature of each relationship.

A story of a selfish woman Aman who always sacrifices the happiness of her children for her desire. Aman has one daughter and one son who have married. Aman's son-in-law wishes to work in a foreign country, but he doesn’t have the requisite money for travelling to abroad, so then he forces his wife for money to go abroad but when she asks her mother for it, she puts in stake the happiness of her son by playing with the lives of her daughter-in-law.