He doesn't fall in love. He conquers. Murtasim Khan, a 33-year-old Pakistani Surpanch, is not a man made for happy endings. He is feared across borders, whispered about in underground circles and police files that mysteriously go missing. The cold mastermind behind an empire of blood and silence-he's a monster disguised as a man. A legend draped in a shawl, with eyes sharp enough to kill without lifting a finger. His enemies vanish. His allies kneel. His own family hates him. But the world? The world obeys him. Noor Singh Malhotra, a 26-year-old Indian doctor, was raised on discipline, ethics, and the dream of making a difference. Proud. Brilliant. Untouchable. Or so she thought. When her father's empire began to rot from the inside, desperation did what bullets couldn't-it delivered her to Murtasim Khan's door. He didn't want a wife. He wanted her. Her silence. Her fire. Her very existence. You're not in a fairy tale. You're in his cage. And strangely, it's not the bars you fear-it's the way he watches you like a possession he's waited too long to claim. Your countries are rivals. Your morals clash. But none of that matters to him. Because Murtasim Khan always gets what he wants. And now, what he wants... is you. "Not every cage has bars. Some wear shawls and smirkless vows."

A different take on some of the episodes of the Pakistani Series - Tere Bin, an alternate universe, exploring the scenes that might have happened. It contains unrelated one-shots of Meerasim in different episodes of the Og show, just a piece of imagination in my head to your screens! Additionally, it features a short story titled, "An Unwritten Oath," where fate brings Murtasim Khan, a powerful yet injured feudal lord, to cross paths with Dr. Meerab Ahmed, a fiercely confident and unapologetic physician. When they meet under the glaring lights of a hospital, it's not just their egos that clash; it's their very principles. Yet, amidst the tension and heated exchanges, Murtasim finds himself inexplicably drawn to Meerab's fiery spirit - a force he's never encountered before, and one he can neither ignore nor forget.

In the vibrant city of Karachi, Meerab Raazdan, a young woman burdened by the weight of family expectations and personal grief, finds herself at crossroads following her mother's untimely death. Overwhelmed by sorrow and seeking a fresh start, she makes the bold decision to leave behind her familiar world, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Three years later, transformed by her experiences but carrying the scars of her past, Meerab returns to Karachi where she meets Murtasim Khan, heir to the prestigious Khan family. Unbeknownst to her, Murtasim, a man with a reputation for his merciless demeanor, has secretly harbored feelings for her over the past three years. As their paths intertwine, both are forced to confront their past traumas and the walls they've built around their hearts. "Virasat-e-Ishq" is a tale of unexpected connections, illustrating how love can flourish in the most unlikely of places, healing wounds and transforming lives.