Another "What if?" What if Talha and Sabeeka broke off their renewed engagement, before Ayat gets engaged to Shariq? And Talha sends Abid Ahmed to Ayat's home with his proposal?

These will be a series of standalone MSM one-shots that follow no particular order and are set at different points of time, both within the timescale of the drama and in an alternative universe. Just my way of imagining what might have been.

Can be read as a standalone Talha Ahmed and Roshi married eachother just because Talha found her perfect for his son Mohid. Will this contract marrige stay forever or will end within a short while?

"A Whispered Lie and the Weight of a Name" In the grand, bustling Ahmed household, two cousins, Talha and Ayat, find their lives altered forever when an accidental nikkah binds them in a secret marriage. Talha, the calm, responsible eldest son and CEO, is used to taking charge in every aspect of life, while Ayat, his vibrant and mischievous younger cousin, is still navigating her life as a student. But when fate suddenly changes their course, they must adapt to the unplanned bond they've created. As they move from cousins to husband and wife, Talha and Ayat navigate the complexities of their relationship, balancing their professional lives with their growing connection. With moments of humor, tenderness, and unexpected twists, their bond deepens, even as they face challenges-like a surprising pregnancy, navigating family dynamics, and dealing with the pressure of their dual roles in both personal and public spheres. From chaotic family gatherings to quiet, intimate moments, Ayat and Talha learn to support each other, while their love blossoms in the most unlikely ways. As they prepare for their rukhsati, the couple is faced with a new chapter, one filled with sweet joy, a growing family, and the understanding that even the most unplanned events can lead to the most beautiful beginnings. "A Whispered Lie and the Weight of a Name" is a heartfelt, romantic tale of love, family, and the sometimes unexpected paths that lead us to the people we're meant to be with.

HIII so meem se mohabbat is my favourite drama ever and I have so many ideas of what could have happened after then ending so this is basically me ranting. Please to anyone who reads this join me in begging hum tv for a second season, might as well try yk but yes HAVE FUN READING

A forced marriage. A clash of values. And a slow-burning romance neither of them saw coming.

A trip to the mountains for the Ahmed's. But in reality, a trip through their journey. Welcome to trauma, healing and pure domesticity.

This is a OneShot series based on the Pakistani Show 'Meem Se Mohabbat'

So this story starts after Roshi confesses her love to Talha on the beach and he rejects her. But he doesn't fire her. They continue to work together. Roshi is heartbroken but maintains her distance while Talha is feeling guilty and trying not to think about both of their feelings. Story starts with Talha, Roshi and his team going to Islamabad for a project for two days. It will be a bit on the complex side as Talha and Ayat both will do some questionable things. But they will have their happy ending. Also all characters will be the same.

Aayat Suleman, now Aayat Talha Ahmed, had all her life been tagged as a non-serious, immature person who cared a damn about responsibilities, deadlines, or decorum. Teachers had sighed at her incomplete assignments, relatives had raised eyebrows at her carefree laughter during serious discussions, and even her own family often dismissed her opinions with a pat on the head and a "You'll grow up someday." But life had other plans. Marrying Talha Ahmed, the composed, sharp-witted CEO of one of the country's most successful civil engineering firms, hadn't been part of her expectations. In fact, nothing about her life now resembled the wild, spontaneous chaos she used to float through so easily. Caught between the chaos of university, the pressure of her internship, and living with a husband who excelled at everything she barely grasped, Aayat's life was no longer just changing-it was challenging her at every step.