"Baba, Mama" somewhere in the mind of a twenty one year old woman, there screamed the echoes of the panicked and lost seven year old shouting for her mother and father. But try as she might, she could not wake up. She could only watch in horror as the flames engulfed them, their screams permanently etched in the child's mind. Meerab Anwar Khan was shaking, beads of sweat clouding on her forehead and panic making her body stiff with fear. For fourteen torturous years, she had been living this nightmare on repeat only for the mistake of one man - Shahnawaz Khan. He had snatched everything from her, her Mama, her wajood, her rights to the life she deserved to live as a Khan. She had only one objective left, destroy Shahnawaz Khan, but would it matter when twin flames crossed paths? Was Meerab ready to make Murtasim Shahnawaz Khan collateral damage or was she going to fall prey to his schemes? After all, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Murtasim could be her redemption or her worst nightmare. Were Meerab and Murtasim each other's happy ending?

Murtasim doesn't make threats. He delivers them. Meerab never bends to an opponent. She obliterates them. But the closer you get to the devil, the harder it is to run.

a love story between a revolutionist and a tawaif - inspired by the series heeramandi

Madness, Magic, and a whole lotta Mithaas! 🌚 How will Ramzan go when professional relations unexpectedly grow...? A 30 day long series, throughout Ramzan, with new chapters daily, all based around and staring Meerasim! A bunch of sweetness and surprises and scheme, special just for the month! 🩷🤍

Some wounds don't bleed. They silence. In a world where a woman's past is never allowed to rest, and her choices are constantly questioned, one quiet decision becomes louder than rebellion. This is not a story about rescue. It is a story about permission - to heal, to choose, to love without fear. Ijazat is a tender, emotionally layered novel about dignity, second chances, and the courage it takes to say yes again.

Strong-willed, fiercely independent, and accustomed to living life on her own terms, Meerab never imagined her future would be decided for her. Thrown into a new household governed by rigid customs and unspoken expectations, she finds herself battling not just her husband, Murtasim, but the suffocating weight of compromise. Pride clashes with pride, and neither is willing to surrender. What begins as resistance slowly transforms into a journey of ego, endurance, and emotional turmoil-where two guarded hearts, bound by fate rather than choice, must learn to coexist... and perhaps, in the quiet spaces between conflict and understanding, discover a love neither of them ever intended to find.

She was beautiful, not just to look at but to know. They said, for someone who possess such a kind soul, the Almighty will shower his blessings on her. He was ruthless, not just by reputation, but by heart. They said no one that dared crossed him lived to tell the tale. They said, for someone who possess such poison in their soul, the Almighty will definitely punish him adequately. Belonging to two families that hated each other, these two souls were never meant to be meet. Until fate intervened and intertwined their lives in such a way that neither had expected. Will she prove to be the punishment he so needs ? Or will he become the blessing she so deserves ?

This is how I wanted the story to go forward from the episode 46. Obviously MR is out of the picture. So, I have written the confrontation, the consummation and the aftermath of how it should all have happened according to me. I think it was about time Meerab took charge and take a hold of the situation in the relationship actively and I needed a moment of breaking point for Murtasim's character without sullying him or making him beg infront of Meerab. The last 5 min of the last episode also gave me an ick, Meerab still did not confess her love and just let him kneel infront of her and heard him say how he would be as she wanted. That was not love, that to me was complete annihilation of both their characters, and Meeerab who prized herself in her identity should not let the man she loves be ready to lose and sacrifice his. So I am trying to fix these plotholes and tie the loose ends and still keep their characters intact.

Pyaar

this story is based on two souls united by one city - Meerab and Ammar , Aliza and murtasim were two separate couples that landed in London for different reasons, but what happens when their destinies align when Ammar cheats on meerab with Aliza? Murtasim and Meerab meet when discovering the infedility.....will something brew admist the heartbreak?