Mubashir Mehmood

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.

Zard Patton Ka Bunn (trans. 'The Thicket Of Yellowing Leaves') follows Nofil, a young doctor transfers into the village of 'Kaiser-klan' and its Underfunded Medical Clinic where He meets Meenu, a young women trying to chase her dream of being a doctor which is constantly looked down upon in the village. They both attempt to navigate the village's backward ways, lack of education and overpopulation problems while dealing with a corrupt chairman looking to withhold his power onto the village.

Daam-e-Mohabbat is a compelling emotional drama that explores love, authority, and the quiet sacrifices made within the walls of tradition. Set in a world where decisions are shaped by power and expectations, the story follows lives bound by family honor, unspoken rules, and emotional restraint. As relationships evolve and alliances are formed, love begins to reveal its cost. Daam-e-Mohabbat reflects on how care can turn into control, how silence becomes survival, and how choices made in the name of stability can leave lasting emotional marks. A story of endurance, inner conflict, and the strength it takes to live within boundaries not of one’s own making.