Comedy / Drama / Family
A romantic comedy about two sisters and their journey from a western to Oriental life.
Shaheen’s father asks her about the whereabouts of Luqmaan and she informs him that he has gone to court.
Shaheen and Luqmaan have a fight with each other. Akbari’s grandmother informs that Akbar and Asghar’s proposals were arranged with Akbari and Asghari since childhood.
Hatim’s wife informs him that Akbari and Asghari will never accept their childhood proposals. Akbari refuses to marry.
While Asghar tells his grandmother that he is ready for marriage, Asghari refuses to get married.
Shaheen goes out with her son Akbar. Asghari goes somewhere and upon her return asks her mother to not inform her father about it.
Akbar’s aunt and uncle arrive from abroad for his proposal. Akbar informs Akbari that they used to live together as children.
Asghar tells Akbar that he will marry Akbari if he refuses to marry her. Shaheen and Luqmaan inform their parents that Akbar is not happy with the marriage.
Akbari’s marriage is arranged with Asghar. Akbar’s mother makes him promise that he will marry someone of her choice.
Asghar goes to the airport to receive Asghari. Akbari refuses to marry Asghar.
Akbar insults Asghar when he shares with him his happiness of not getting married to a clever woman like Asghari.
Asghar refuses Sara when she asks him for a certain amount of money for getting married.
Akbar’s grandmother advises her brother to get Akbar married to Shabbo.
Asghari and Asghar have an argument with each other. When asked, Shabbo refuses to marry Akbar.
Asghar and his wife have an argument with each other. Akbari’s father is taken to the hospital when he has a heart attack.
Akbar decides to go to London, while Asghar gets upset when he is not even offered.
While Asghari’s grandmother makes preparations to join Asghar and Asghari on their trip to Murree, Asghar refuses to take her with them.
Asghari and Asghar’s grandmother joins them in Murree. Akbari’s father shares his wish of throwing Akbar out of the house.
Akbar refuses Akbari when she invites him to a restaurant where she works for lunch.
Asghar complains to his mother for frequently having an argument with Asghari.
Akbar’s marriage gets arranged with Akbari. Asghar blames Akbar that he is marrying Akbari out of his greed for money
Shabbo’s mother stops Asghari from getting too close to her grandmother. Asghar’s mother beats Asghari in front of everyone.
Asghar insults Shabbo when she confesses her love for him.
Akbar takes his mobile back from Akbari when she borrows it to call her friend and wish her on Diwali.
Akbari tells Asghari to keep an eye on her husband. Asghari asks Shabbo to stay away from her husband.
Asghar insults Shabbo for driving Asghari away from him and creating differences between them.
Akbari (Becky)
Asghari (Sara)
Asghar
Akbar
Kalsoom (Kim)
Hatim
Shaheen
Choudhary Luqmaan
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