The story starts off after the infamous beach scene, except after Talha fires Roshi, he very quickly comes to realise what a mistake he has made, and that comes in the form of her appointment at his rival's firm. The suave engineer who happens to be his lifelong enemy, whose charm Roshi doesn't seem unaffected by. Is it too late for Talha to win back the love of his life? (Shariq is rotting in jail, they weren't stupid enough to just let him go the first time around, he is NOT coming back, this is a well reasoned jealousy fic) cover by yours truly

This book contains oneshot/short stories based on pakistani drama -Meem Se Mohabbat .

Snippets from the lives of the Ahmeds.

One shots on Talha & Roshi from Meem se Mohabbat!! Might or might not be related to each other - will be mentioned at the start of each part. In an alternate universe where things are slightly different! The future.. their future!!

fanfiction of pakistani drama meem se mohabat

Na Tum Samjhe, Na Hum Keh Paaye A Meem Se Mohabbat Fanfiction She loved him. She said it. Boldly, painfully, truthfully - under the open sky with trembling hands and tear-soaked eyes. And he? He broke her. Talha Ahmed - cold, guarded, and drowning in guilt - dismissed Ayat's love like it meant nothing. Too young, too immature, too emotional for a man like him. That's what he told her. That's how he convinced himself. What he didn't realize... was that she'd take him seriously. One year later, Ayat is no longer the same girl. The one who once waited by the phone, hoping for a text. The one who believed silence could mean love. She's now in a new city. A new country. With a new life. And maybe... someone new. But love doesn't forget easily. And neither does pain. When fate pulls them back into each other's orbit, Ayat and Talha find themselves on opposite sides of everything they once shared. She's stronger. He's softer. And jealousy starts to burn where silence once lived. But between them stands a year of unsaid things, buried guilt, a fake engagement, and two people who thought they had moved on - but never truly did. And just when they begin to heal, a deeper betrayal begins to surface... One that threatens to ruin everything they've just begun to rebuild.

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.

In a story shaped by fate, Khan Murtasim Khan and Meerab Waqas Ahmed are brought together to get married, a union forged by their fathers' hopes to transform friendship into a lifetime of companionship. They are bounded to each other by a contract but can fate play a role in tugging the strings of their their heart towards each other as well?

This is basically all the lost potential of the storyline that could have elevated the drama. My take on how the story should have progressed. All characters are the same but with a slight changes in the story.

Meerab Ahmed and Murtasim Shahnawaz Khan have been at odds for as long as they can remember. Both from powerful political families whose rivalry has spanned generations, the two have never found common ground. But when tragedy strikes their city of Lahore, Meerab and Murtasim find themselves unexpectedly united in their grief. As they come together to face the aftermath, their relationship begins to evolve in unexpected ways. Little do they know that their love could be the only thing that can save their world from darkness. As they navigate the aftermath of the tragedy, Murtasim and Meerab discover an unlikely connection that transcends their political differences. They begin to understand each other's pain and realize the futility of the long-standing rivalry between their families. Love blossoms amidst the chaos, leading them to question their own beliefs and the world they have known. Their forbidden love becomes a symbol of hope amidst the political turmoil and rebellion gripping Pakistan. Murtasim and Meerab's relationship challenges societal norms and forces their families to confront their own prejudices. The power of their love ultimately becomes a catalyst for change, as they strive to bridge the divide between their families and bring about a more united political clan. Book cover - @ivystarflower