Saha Tv

The story starts with Haya (Sanam Jung) who's imparting her fervor to her closest companion, Fareeza (Sara Khan) over her cousin Haadi's (Imran Abbass) return. Haadi was away in London, and after that Somalia before making his last stop in Karachi. Haya was raised by Haadi's guardians  who additionally happen to be her Taaya and Taayi. Haya and Haadi grew up together and were truly close- while Haadi treated her like a younger sibling and companion, Haya confused his love for adoration and wound up longing for the day he would wed her. Fareeza claims to appreciate Haya's stories of her uneven adoration story however holds resentment against Haya since she has carried on with a spoiled life. Haya is presented as being self-ingested (I want to be a chichoori) and preposterous and the vicinity of the house-help who always help her to remember her honay wala shohar and shaadi ke gaaney just humor her further. Despite the fact that Haadi thinks profoundly about Haya, he has no sentimental slants and both of them are shafts separated kahan wohh duffer aur kahan wohh specialist! So in the wake of living abroad for a long time, Haadi is back to his country to deal with his dad's healing facility. Be that as it may his purpose behind returning is two-fold; he means on wedding his cousin Uroosa (Naveen Waqar) who has been his wellspring of quality and steady bolster while he was away. Uroosa is the little girl of Haadi's Chacha yet they have a place with a much lower social class. Uroosa has been instrumental in helping Haadi attain to his fantasies and both of them have stayed in touch throughout the years. It was pleasant to see Naveen Waqar in a straightforward part in the wake of playing the home-wrecker Sara in Humsafar. Haadi is courageous by their disparities and as Uroosa puts it, he is iss daur ka Buddah- somebody who looks for profound illumination over material belonging.