The Stork and the Crab Story with Moral

 The Stork and the Crab Story with Moral

       nce upon a time, a stork was walking by a river when he saw a crab. The crab asked the stork for a favor, as he needed to cross the river to visit his sick mother. The stork agreed to help the crab and offered to carry him across the river on his back.

        As they were crossing the river, the crab started to pinch the stork. The stork asked the crab why he was doing that, and the crab replied that he was afraid of falling into the water. The stork, who was kind and patient, told the crab not to worry and continued to carry him across the river.

          When they reached the other side, the crab thanked the stork for his help and then scurried away. The stork was left with sore back and bruises from the crab's pinch.

Moral of the story: 

          "Unkind actions, no matter how small, will eventually catch up with you and cause harm."

The Foolish Thief Story with Moral

  The Foolish Thief Story with Moral

         Once upon a time, there was a foolish thief who wanted to steal from a wealthy merchant. He planned to sneak into the merchant's house at night and steal as much as he could carry.

On the night of the robbery, the thief entered the merchant's house and began to fill his sack with gold and silver. But as he was leaving the house, he tripped over a pot and made a loud noise. The merchant, who was awake, heard the noise and came to investigate.

The thief, who was too foolish to think clearly, tried to escape by jumping out of a window. But he landed in a pile of manure and became covered in filth. The merchant, who had followed him, recognized the thief and took him to the authorities.

The thief was sentenced to prison, and as he sat in his cell, he realized that his greed and foolishness had caused him to lose his freedom.

Moral of the story:

         "Greed leads to foolishness and regret."

The Monkey and the Crocodile Story with Moral

 The Monkey and the Crocodile Story with Moral 

  Once upon a time, there was a monkey who lived in a tree near a river. One day, he saw a crocodile who was feeling sad. The monkey asked the crocodile what was wrong, and the crocodile explained that he had lost his teeth and could no longer eat properly. The monkey sympathized with the crocodile and offered to help him.

The monkey then went to gather some fruits and brought them to the crocodile. The crocodile was very grateful and asked the monkey how he could repay him. The monkey jokingly replied that he would like to ride on the crocodile's back across the river. The crocodile agreed, and the monkey climbed onto his back.

As they were crossing the river, the monkey noticed that the water was very deep and that the crocodile was swimming much faster than he had expected. He became scared and asked the crocodile to let him go. The crocodile refused and explained that he wanted to eat the monkey for helping him.

The monkey quickly thought of a solution and told the crocodile that if he tried to eat him, the other animals would hear his cries and come to his rescue. The crocodile became frightened and released the monkey, who quickly climbed back to safety on the tree.

Moral of the story:

             "Wit is mightier than brute strength".

The Miser and his Gold Story with Moral

 The Miser and his Gold Story with Moral

      Once upon a time, there was a miser named Scrooge who hoarded his wealth and never spent a penny. Scrooge was always counting his gold and adding to his pile, but he never enjoyed any of it.

One day, a spirit visited Scrooge and showed him visions of the past, present, and future. Through these visions, Scrooge saw the error of his ways and realized that his wealth was worth nothing if he had no one to share it with.

The spirit showed Scrooge how the people around him, including his own family, were struggling and in need of help. Scrooge was filled with regret and vowed to change his ways.

He opened his heart and his wallet, and began to share his wealth with those in need. He became known as a kind and generous man, and his wealth brought him true happiness.

Moral:

              Money and wealth are meaningless without love, compassion, and a willingness to share with others. The true measure of a person's wealth is in the happiness and love they bring into the world.

The Ant and the Grasscopper Story with Moral

 The Ant and the Grasshopper Story with Moral 

           Once upon a time, there was an ant who was very hardworking and industrious. The ant spent all summer long gathering food and storing it in its underground home.

One day, a grasshopper came upon the ant and asked, "Why are you working so hard? The sun is shining, the weather is warm, and it's a beautiful day. Why not come and play with me?"

The ant replied, "I'm preparing for winter. When the cold weather comes, I'll have enough food to eat and keep me warm."

The grasshopper laughed and said, "Winter? That's a long way off. Why worry about it now? Come and play with me instead."

The ant continued to work, while the grasshopper spent the summer singing and playing. When winter came, the ant had a warm home and plenty of food to eat. The grasshopper, on the other hand, was cold, hungry, and had nowhere to turn.

The grasshopper went to the ant's home and begged for food, but the ant replied, "I'm sorry, but I have enough for myself and cannot spare any for you."

Moral: 

       Hard work and preparation pay off in the long run. Those who waste their time and resources in the present will suffer in the future.

A Glass of Milk Story with Moral Lesson

 A Glass of Milk Story with Moral Lesson

         Once upon a time, there was a kind and wise mother who had a son. The son was always asking questions and seeking the meaning behind things.

One day, the son asked his mother, "Why is the world so full of suffering and sadness?"

The mother thought for a moment and then said, "Let me show you." She poured a glass of milk, and then dropped a few drops of ink into it. The milk turned black, and the son looked at it in disappointment.

The mother then said, "Just like this milk, the world is full of both good and bad things. But it's up to us to choose what we focus on. If we focus on the bad, the world will seem dark and unhappy. But if we focus on the good, the world will seem bright and full of joy."

The son thought about this and realized that his mother was right. From that day on, he chose to focus on the good things in life and found that the world was a much happier place.

Moral:

      We have the power to choose how we see the world. By focusing on the positive, we can transform our experience and find happiness and joy in life.

The Needle Tree Story with Moral Lesson

 The Needle Tree Story with Moral Lesson

       Once upon a time, there was a forest of tall trees. One day, a tiny seed fell to the ground and began to grow. As it grew, it became a small shrub that was covered in needle-like leaves.

The other trees in the forest laughed at the shrub and teased it for being so small and insignificant. They told the shrub that it would never amount to anything and would always be small and weak.

But the shrub refused to be discouraged and continued to grow taller and stronger every day. One day, a traveler passed through the forest and saw the shrub. The traveler was in need of a needle and saw that the shrub's leaves were perfect for the job.

The other trees were shocked to see the shrub being useful and asked, "How did you become so valuable?"

The shrub replied, "I didn't let your words bring me down. I focused on growing tall and strong, and found my own value and purpose."

Moral:

      Don't let others bring you down. Instead, focus on becoming the best version of yourself and you will find your own unique value and purpose in life.

When Adversity Knocks Story with Moral Lesson

 When Adversity Knocks Story with Moral Lesson

       Once upon a time, there was a strong oak tree that stood in a forest. The tree was proud of its strength and beauty, and it felt invincible.

One day, a storm came and knocked down many of the trees in the forest. The oak tree watched in disbelief as its neighbors were felled one by one. When the storm finally passed, the oak tree was the only one left standing.

Feeling proud and relieved, the oak tree boasted to the other trees, "See how strong I am? I withstood the storm while you all fell."

Just then, a small sapling spoke up and said, "Don't be so quick to boast, oak tree. You didn't withstand the storm because you were strong, but because you were rooted deeply in the ground. The wind could not knock you down because your roots kept you firm."

Moral: 

      It is not just our strength and ability that helps us weather adversity, but also the support and foundation we have in our lives. It's important to cultivate strong relationships and connections in order to face challenges with resilience.

The Farmer and the Well Story with Moral Lesson

 The Farmer and the Well Story with Moral Lesson

    Once upon a time, there was a farmer who lived in a small village. One day, he found that his well had gone dry and he was unable to water his crops. The farmer was very worried and didn't know what to do.

          One day, a wise man passed by and asked the farmer what was wrong. The farmer explained his problem and the wise man offered to help.

              The wise man took a stick and poked it into the ground near the well. After a few minutes, water began to flow out of the ground and fill the well. The farmer was overjoyed and thanked the wise man for his help.

          The wise man then said to the farmer, "The well has always been there, but the water was trapped underground. All you needed was to unblock the flow. In life, you must also unblock the flow of your own potential. Don't be afraid to take action and make changes in order to find success and happiness."

Moral:  

            Our own potential is often trapped within us, but by taking action and making changes, we can unleash it and find success and happiness in life.

A Wise Old Owl Story

 A Wise Old Owl Story 

               Once upon a time, there was a wise old owl who lived in a tree. One day, a group of birds came to him, seeking advice. They asked, "Oh wise owl, what is the meaning of life?"

      The owl thought for a moment and then replied, "The meaning of life is to find your purpose and fulfill it to the best of your abilities."

           The birds were satisfied with the answer and flew away. But, a small bird lingered behind and asked, "But how do we find our purpose?"

          The owl smiled and said, "Only you can determine your purpose. Look within yourself, listen to your heart, and follow your passions. Life is a journey, and your purpose will reveal itself to you along the way."

Moral:

       The key to finding purpose and fulfillment in life is to listen to your heart and follow your passions.

Scarlet Stockings Story

 Scarlet Stockings Story

      "Scarlet Stockings" is a short story by Louisa May Alcott, first published in 1873. It tells the story of a young woman named Kate, who is known for her vanity and love of fine clothing. When she discovers a pair of scarlet stockings at a charity bazaar, she is determined to have them, despite the fact that they are too expensive for her budget.

Kate decides to buy the stockings by using all of her savings, as well as borrowing money from a friend. She wears them to a party and receives many compliments, but is later embarrassed when her friend reveals that the stockings were donated to the charity bazaar by a poor family who needed the money. Kate is ashamed of her selfishness and decides to return the stockings to the family, along with a generous donation.

The moral of the story is that material possessions and vanity should not be prioritized over helping others in need. Kate's actions show that sometimes we need to be reminded that our actions have an impact on others and we should always strive to be considerate and compassionate towards others.

Eve's Diary Story

 Eve's Diary Story

     "Eve's Diary" is a short story written by Mark Twain in the form of a diary kept by the first woman, Eve, as she learns about the world and her place in it. The story details her observations and thoughts on everything from the animals she encounters to the creation of Adam, her male companion.

Eve starts off with an innocent and curious mindset, in her diary she express her surprise and admiration for the various creatures in the garden of Eden and the beauty of nature. She also writes about her joy and happiness at the creation of Adam and their relationship as they explore the garden together. However, as time goes by, Eve begins to feel a sense of loneliness and isolation as she realizes that she is the only female in the world and that Adam is not capable of fulfilling all her needs.

The story has a moral lesson of the importance of companionship and the loneliness that can come with being the first of one's kind. It also shows how Eve's perspective and emotions change as she gain more knowledge and experience.

The story also highlights the idea that men and women have different perspectives and needs, and that both must be respected and understood in order to have a healthy relationship.

The Cask of Amontillado Story

 The Cask of Amontillado Story

        "The Cask of Amontillado" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, first published in 1846. It tells the story of a man named Montresor who seeks revenge against a man named Fortunato, who has wronged him.

The story takes place during carnival season in an unnamed Italian city. Montresor, who has a long-standing grudge against Fortunato, lures him into the catacombs beneath his palazzo by claiming to have acquired a cask of a rare wine, Amontillado, and needing Fortunato's expertise to determine its authenticity. Fortunato, an avid connoisseur, is easily persuaded and the two descend into the catacombs. Montresor, however, has no intention of bringing Fortunato back out, and as they walk deeper into the catacombs, he chains him to a rock wall and walls him up alive, leaving him there to die.

The moral of the story is about the danger of seeking revenge. Montresor's desire for revenge consumes him and ultimately leads to Fortunato's tragic death. It serves as a warning against the destructive nature of holding grudges and seeking revenge.

It is also a story that explores the theme of deception and the ability of people to hide their true intentions. Montresor is able to deceive Fortunato by hiding his true intentions of revenge and luring him into a trap, illustrating the idea that people are not always as they appear.

A Dark Brown Dog Story

 A Dark Brown Dog Story

     "A Dark Brown Dog" is a short story written by Stephen Crane, first published in 1901. The story is set in an unspecified time and place, and follows a small, dark brown dog who is neglected and mistreated by its former owner.

The dog wanders the streets alone, looking for food and shelter until it meets a young boy who takes pity on the animal and takes it in. The boy gives the dog food and a place to sleep, and the two become fast friends. However, the boy's family is poor and cannot afford to keep the dog, so they give it away to a passing stranger. The dog is once again left to wander the streets alone, searching for a new home.

The story is a commentary on the cruelty of poverty and the way it affects the most vulnerable members of society. The dark brown dog is a symbol of the marginalized and oppressed, and its mistreatment at the hands of its former owner and the boy's family represents the way society often fails to take care of those who are in need.

The Lottery Story

 "The Lottery" Story 

            "The Lottery" is a short story written by Shirley Jackson, first published in 1948. The story is set in a small, tight-knit village where an annual lottery is held. The lottery is a tradition that has been passed down through generations and is seen as a harmless, annual event.

On the morning of the lottery, the villagers gather in the town square to draw slips of paper from a black box. Each slip of paper has a name written on it, and the person whose name is drawn will be the "winner" of the lottery. The winner is stoned to death by the rest of the villagers as a sacrifice for the good of the village.

The story primarily follows the character of Tessie Hutchinson, a mother of four who is the "winner" of the lottery. As the villagers gather around her and begin to stone her, the story takes a dark turn as the audience realizes the true nature of the lottery. The villagers, including Tessie's friends and family, participate in the stoning with little hesitation, revealing the story's commentary on the dangers of blindly following tradition and the power of mob mentality.

The story is widely considered a classic of American literature and is often used in literature and sociology classes to illustrate the dangers of conformism and the fragility of humanity.

The Alchemist Story

 The Alchemist Story

        The Alchemist is a novel written by Brazilian author Paulo Coelho. It was first published in 1988 and has since become a bestseller around the world. The story follows a shepherd named Santiago who lives in Andalusia, Spain. Santiago has a recurring dream in which a mysterious alchemist tells him to go find a hidden treasure. With encouragement from a gypsy woman and a mysterious alchemist, Santiago sets out to fulfill his destiny and discover the treasure.

During his journey, Santiago faces many challenges and meets various people who teach him valuable lessons about life, love, and following his personal legend. He learns that the treasure he is searching for is not just material wealth, but something far more important and meaningful. Through his experiences, Santiago discovers that the real treasure is the journey itself, and that true fulfillment comes from pursuing one's dreams and following one's heart.

The novel also contains many references to alchemy, an ancient practice that aimed to turn base metals into gold. The alchemist of the title is not a person, but a metaphor for the transformation of Santiago and his quest for personal growth and self-discovery.

One of the main moral of the story is that everyone has their own personal legend, or unique destiny. The novel encourages readers to find and follow their own personal legends in order to find true happiness and fulfillment. Additionally, It also emphasizes the importance of being open to change and following one's intuition. Listening to your heart and taking action towards your dreams is vital. Also, The journey is more important than the destination. One of the main moral of the story is that everyone has their own personal legend, or unique destiny. The novel encourages readers to find and follow their own personal legends in order to find true happiness and fulfillment. Additionally, It also emphasizes the importance of being open to change and following one's intuition. Listening to your heart and taking action towards your dreams is vital. Also, The journey is more important than the destination.One of the main moral of the story is that everyone has their own personal legend, or unique destiny. The novel encourages readers to find and follow their own personal legends in order to find true happiness and fulfillment. Additionally, It also emphasizes the importance of being open to change and following one's intuition. Listening to your heart and taking action towards your dreams is vital. Also, The journey is more important than the destination.

The Yellow Wallpaper Story

 The Yellow Wallpaper Story 

     "The Yellow Wallpaper" is a short story by American writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman, first published in 1892. It is a first-person narrative told by a woman who is suffering from postpartum depression and is prescribed a "rest cure" by her physician husband. The story follows the woman's descent into mental illness as she becomes obsessed with the yellow wallpaper in the room where she is confined.

The story is written in the form of a diary that the narrator, a woman, keeps while undergoing treatment for her depression. The narrator and her husband, John, move into a rented mansion for the summer, in an effort to help the narrator recover from her depression. John, a physician, insists that his wife rest and not do any "stimulating" activities, including writing, which she enjoys. The narrator becomes increasingly isolated and begins to develop a fascination with the yellow wallpaper in the room where she is confined. She becomes convinced that there is a woman trapped within the pattern of the wallpaper and becomes increasingly obsessed with freeing her.

The narrator's mental state continues to deteriorate throughout the story and she eventually descends into madness, believing that she is the woman trapped in the wallpaper and must tear it down to escape. The story ends with her tearing down the wallpaper in a frenzied attempt to free the imagined woman, revealing a cracked and peeling wall.

The story is often seen as a commentary on the societal attitude towards women's mental health and the treatment of postpartum depression in the late 19th century. The "rest cure" prescribed by the narrator's husband is similar to the treatments used in real life by physicians of the time, which often involved complete bed rest and isolation from family and friends. Gilman wrote the story as an autobiographical account of her own experiences with depression and the rest cure, and it serves as a powerful critique of the medical establishment's treatment of women's mental health.

In moral perspective, the story could be seen as highlighting the dangers of not taking women's health and mental well-being seriously, and how this can lead to devastating consequences. The story also points out that the societal expectations on women during the late 19th century that limited the scope of their activities and ambitions, which could lead to mental health issues and increasing the need for reflection on these ways of thinking.

The Darling Story With Complete Description and Moral Lesson

 The Darling Story With Complete Description and Moral Lesson:

       "The Darling" (also known as "The Little Girl") is a short story by Anton Chekhov, a Russian playwright and short story writer. The story is about a woman named Olenka, who is known as "the darling" among her family and friends because of her endearing and loving nature.

The story begins with Olenka living with her father, an old and widowed school teacher. Olenka is content with her life, but she longs for love and companionship. One day, a new schoolteacher named Smirnin arrives in town and Olenka immediately becomes enamored with him. She begins to spend all her time with him, catering to his every need and desire. However, Smirnin becomes bored with Olenka and eventually leaves town, leaving her heartbroken.

After Smirnin leaves, Olenka becomes ill and her father dies. She then moves in with her sister and brother-in-law, who own a pharmacy. Olenka starts to help out in the pharmacy and she meets a new man, an engineer named Pustovalov. Olenka becomes infatuated with Pustovalov, and he quickly becomes the center of her world. However, Pustovalov too leaves Olenka alone and this time, she was left in a misery.

Olenka then becomes a governess to the children of a wealthy landowner, where she meets a third man, a doctor named Cheprakov. Olenka again becomes deeply in love with Cheprakov and caters to his every need. However, Cheprakov eventually leaves her as well, revealing that he is already married and had only used Olenka for his own pleasure.

In the end, Olenka is left alone with nothing but her memories of the men she loved. The story explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the search for meaning and fulfillment in life. The moral lesson from the story is that love and relationships based on sacrifice and idolization ultimately leads to unhappiness and self-abandonment, as well as the caution to not give up ourselves completely for anyone. Olenka's inability to stand for herself, and tendency to become subservient to the men in her life, ultimately led to her own unhappiness and isolation.

The Tell-Tale Heart Story

 The Tell-Tale Heart Story:

          "The Tell-Tale Heart" is a short story by Edgar Allan Poe, first published in 1843. It tells the story of an unnamed narrator who is driven to murder an old man with a "vulture eye," who lives with him. The narrator insists that he is not mad and that his reason for killing the old man is because of the man's eye, which makes him uncomfortable.

After committing the murder, the narrator hides the old man's body beneath the floorboards of his house and tries to convince the police, who come to investigate, that he is innocent. However, the narrator's guilt and paranoia drive him to hear a recurring heartbeat, which he believes to be the old man's ghost. This ultimately leads to his confession and arrest.

The story has been interpreted as an exploration of the nature of guilt and the psyche of the criminal. Poe uses the narrator's own words and actions to reveal that he is not only guilty of murder, but also insane. The recurring heartbeat, or the "tell-tale heart," can be seen as a symbol for the narrator's conscience, which ultimately leads to his downfall. 

The moral lesson in the story is the impact of guilt and can drive one insane. It also can be seen as a commentary on the dangers of repression and the consequences of giving in to one's darker impulses.

Let it be taken out before it chokes the throat and makes breathing out more complicated

 Let it be taken out before it chokes the throat and makes breathing out more complicated

         The girl who has to pay the price of her expressed love. The girl who thinks that the person whom she loves will also love her. But her expectations tears apart when she falls in love with a cowardly person who is unable to understand her small happiness and joy. The girl tries to make this love story complete as she tries ti knock out at his door for love and devotion several times but every time she goes to knock out his door she expected may be on this knock he will not let me fall hold me up but always she comes with many bruises and wounds that injuries her soul badly.

     

            

She still hopes that one fine day he will worth it and be kind to her but his rude and malicious behavior makes the girl penetrate through mental, physical, and emotional sickness the girl that was full of life forgets how to live  and be happy in life and how to lit her spark that gets darken and blur or lost the vision of her life that's how the girl endured in love. Like a book that lost its identity as the reader didn't know the richness of the book and splits it into bits and pieces by  his hand severely. That's how the girl was ill-treated by the person whom she loves the most.  

Tere Bin Ep 04 - [Eng Sub] - Digitally Presented by Jhalak Beauty Cream - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali

Tere Bin Ep 04 - [Eng Sub] - Digitally Presented by Jhalak Beauty Cream - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali

Tere Bin Episode 04 - [Eng Sub] - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali - Digitally Presented by Jhalak Beauty Cream - 5th January 2023 - HAR PAL GEO

Tere Bin Digitally Presented by Jhalak Beauty Cream

Meerab is an ambitious and beautiful young girl who wants to pursue higher studies. Her entire world revolves around her parents and she believes in them the most. Her strong and confident personality makes her stand against social injustices around her.

On the contrary, Murtasim hails from a powerful and influential family. He respects and values the morals and traditions of his family and refuses to let the family down.

Meerab’s life takes an unexpected turn when she finds out about her family’s decision regarding her and Murtasim’s life. Meerab’s hatred towards Murtasim continues to grow as a family secret from the past resurfaces. Coming from different backgrounds and mindsets, Murtasim begins to realize Meerab’s arrogant behaviour towards him and begins to consider her a challenge for himself. On the other hand, Meerab who is used to living her life on her own terms refuses to accept Murtasim’s family traditions and unnecessary social barriers.

Soon their lives go through a series of emotional sufferings and misunderstandings where it becomes difficult for them to coexist. Despite their hatred towards each other, will Meerab and Murtasim accept their true feelings or will the dynamics of ego and self-respect force them to stay apart?

Writer: Nooran Makhdoom

Director: Siraj ul Haq

Producers: Abdullah Kadwani & Asad Qureshi

Production House: 7th Sky Entertainment

Cast :

Yumna Zaidi as Meerab

Wahaj Ali as Murtasim

Bushra Ansari as Salma

Sohail Sameer as Anwar

Sabeena Farooq as Haya

Hira Soomro as Maryam

Fazila Qazi as Aneela

Farhan Ally Agha as Waqas

Seemi Pasha as Sabra

Mahmood Aslam as Malik Mukhtaar

Haris Waheed

Agha Mustafa

Mili | Official Trailer | Janhvi Kapoor, Sunny Kaushal | Netflix India

 Mili | Official Trailer | Janhvi Kapoor, Sunny Kaushal | Netflix India

Mili is a 2022 Indian Hindi-language survival thriller film directed by Mathukutty Xavier, and is a remake of his own 2019 Malayalam-language film Helen.

Tere Bin Ep 03 - [Eng Sub] - Digitally Presented by Nisa Cosmetics - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali

 Tere Bin Ep 03 - [Eng Sub] - Digitally Presented by Nisa Cosmetics - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali

Tere Bin Episode 03 - [Eng Sub] - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali - Digitally Presented by Nisa Hair Removal Cream - 4th January 2023 - HAR PAL GEO

Tere Bin Digitally presented by Nisa Cosmetics

Meerab is an ambitious and beautiful young girl who wants to pursue higher studies. Her entire world revolves around her parents and she believes in them the most. Her strong and confident personality makes her stand against social injustices around her.

On the contrary, Murtasim hails from a powerful and influential family. He respects and values the morals and traditions of his family and refuses to let the family down.

Meerab’s life takes an unexpected turn when she finds out about her family’s decision regarding her and Murtasim’s life. Meerab’s hatred towards Murtasim continues to grow as a family secret from the past resurfaces. Coming from different backgrounds and mindsets, Murtasim begins to realize Meerab’s arrogant behaviour towards him and begins to consider her a challenge for himself. On the other hand, Meerab who is used to living her life on her own terms refuses to accept Murtasim’s family traditions and unnecessary social barriers.

Soon their lives go through a series of emotional sufferings and misunderstandings where it becomes difficult for them to coexist. Despite their hatred towards each other, will Meerab and Murtasim accept their true feelings or will the dynamics of ego and self-respect force them to stay apart?

Writer: Nooran Makhdoom

Director: Siraj ul Haq

Producers: Abdullah Kadwani & Asad Qureshi

Production House: 7th Sky Entertainment

Cast :

Yumna Zaidi as Meerab

Wahaj Ali as Murtasim

Bushra Ansari as Salma

Sohail Sameer as Anwar

Sabeena Farooq as Haya

Hira Soomro as Maryam

Fazila Qazi as Aneela

Farhan Ally Agha as Waqas

Seemi Pasha as Sabra

Mahmood Aslam as Malik Mukhtaar

Haris Waheed

Agha Mustafa

Tere Bin Episode 02 - [Eng Sub] - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali - 29th December 2022 - HAR PAL GEO

Tere Bin Episode 02 - [Eng Sub] - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali - 29th December 2022 - HAR PAL GEO

Tere Bin Episode 02 - [Eng Sub] - Yumna Zaidi - Wahaj Ali - 29th December 2022 - HAR PAL GEO

Meerab is an ambitious and beautiful young girl who wants to pursue higher studies. Her entire world revolves around her parents and she believes in them the most. Her strong and confident personality makes her stand against social injustices around her.

On the contrary, Murtasim hails from a powerful and influential family. He respects and values the morals and traditions of his family and refuses to let the family down.

Meerab’s life takes an unexpected turn when she finds out about her family’s decision regarding her and Murtasim’s life. Meerab’s hatred towards Murtasim continues to grow as a family secret from the past resurfaces. Coming from different backgrounds and mindsets, Murtasim begins to realize Meerab’s arrogant behaviour towards him and begins to consider her a challenge for himself. On the other hand, Meerab who is used to living her life on her own terms refuses to accept Murtasim’s family traditions and unnecessary social barriers.

Soon their lives go through a series of emotional sufferings and misunderstandings where it becomes difficult for them to coexist. Despite their hatred towards each other, will Meerab and Murtasim accept their true feelings or will the dynamics of ego and self-respect force them to stay apart?

Writer: Nooran Makhdoom

Director: Siraj ul Haq

Producers: Abdullah Kadwani & Asad Qureshi

Production House: 7th Sky Entertainment

Cast :

Yumna Zaidi as Meerab

Wahaj Ali as Murtasim

Bushra Ansari as Salma

Sohail Sameer as Anwar

Sabeena Farooq as Haya

Hira Soomro as Maryam

Fazila Qazi as Aneela

Farhan Ally Agha as Waqas

Seemi Pasha as Sabra

Mahmood Aslam as Malik Mukhtaar

Haris Waheed

Agha Mustafa