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Mol squandered no time acquainting us with the principle characters and their differentiating lives. Shehreyaar (Faisal Qureshi) is to a thirty something lone ranger living with his guardians (Nadeem and Ismat Zaidi). From the get go, we get the opportunity to sense this father-child twosome are at loggerheads. Daddy can't acknowledge that his developed child is qualified for settling on his own choices and every one of those years of control have prompted his child separating himself from his gang. To aggravate matters, he has organized Shehreyaar's shaadi with his much more youthful niece Sajjal (Iqra). One take a gander at Sajjal and you'd be compelled to ponder which period she has a place with. Why is this really looking young lady squandering her life pining for a much more established man who plainly has no enthusiasm for her? Much before she was conceived, her Taya guaranteed he would make her his Bahu… 

At that point we have Emaan (Naveen Waqar) who lives with her guardians and sister in Sakhhar. Emaan is an in number, certain lady, not reluctant to talk her brain and she lives up to expectations with youngsters with unique needs. I felt her supper table discussions were excessively fake- we could've effortlessly managed without them. Shereyaar asks for an exchange to Sakhhar to escape his crew. As a Deputy Commissioner, he is welcome to the school where Emaan shows and builds up a moment loving for her. We should perceive how their relationship creates.

For a first scene, things were all around paced. I like how we are seeing shows situated in different urban areas in Pakistan. There's no deficiency of excellent areas in Pakistan and its an invigorating change to see that in our dramatizations. Despite the fact that the characters have been settled, I didn't take a moment jumping at the chance to anybody. I believe its too soon for forecasts however I'm simply fearing this transforming into another dosri biwi show.