(FAN-FICTION) The "Prince of Khyber" as people call him, a son of the greatest governor from a city called Peshawar of Pashtun region in Pakistan. The young man named Mohammad Shahnawaz Al-Husseini is stepping into his father's footstep as a new successor for leading and governing the province of Khyber. People describe him as a handsome, smart, strong and powerful young man who comes across intimidating for the enemies and sweet for his loved ones. His excellent service in the military gave him additional reward to regulate his kingdom. When it comes to regulation and fight, he have a heart of stone. There is no biasses and favouritism when it comes to giving justice to the innocents and expelling or punishing the culprits. Will this strong headed powerful man ever be weakened by the softness of a special someone?? A modern girl named Mehrunisa Raheem of a middle class family in Faisalabad raised by a single mother after her father passed away from a terror attack incident happened near the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan 20 years ago when she was just a 4 years old. She works as mass journalist who report and write articles, blogs or even live stream about the travels, food and different crisis of the country. She also have a twin brother who was born 5 minutes before her, he currently works as a civil engineer in Abu-Dhabi, UAE. People describe her as beautiful, enthusiastic, adventurous, smart and goofy who loves to live life to the fullest and wants to experience different kinds of thing through her profession. Mehru: Tum logoh ki wajeh seh mereh abu es duniyah meh nahi hai, mein kaise yeh haqeekat ko bhoolu aur tum ko logoh koh apnau? Shahnawaz: Tum galat soch rahi ho, hame aajma keh dekho aur yaha ke logoh ke saath waqt gujaaro, patah chalega ki aasliyat kya hai. How these two poles apart people meet? Will their social and economical difference cause the stir or it develops into something fruitful and magical? Please read to find out.

Almost a year has passed since the most unexpected alliance of Shahnawaz Shah and Mehrunnisa. As the couple gears up for the anniversary party, the people around them cannot help but wonder...what if life had taken a different turn and the couple never met?

"He was the storm I should have run from. But what if the very chaos I feared was the only place my heart truly belonged?" Shahnawaz Shah. Cold. Arrogant. Ruthless. A business tycoon who believed in power, not love. To him, emotions were weaknesses, and trust was a luxury he could never afford. Mehrunissa. Gentle. Spirited. Unyielding. A child psychologist who believed in healing, hope, and the simple magic of kindness. To her, love was not a weakness-it was life itself. When destiny binds them in a contract marriage for the sake of his young nephew, their worlds clash like fire and rain. What begins as duty and indifference soon spirals into something neither of them can control. Every argument sparks with tension, every stolen glance burns with intensity, and every moment between them blurs the line between love and war. He vowed never to let love touch his heart. She vowed never to lose herself in the shadows. Yet in a battle where pride and passion collide, how do you name a love that refuses to be defined?

She's a middle class girl- fierce, brave and grounded in her values. He's a rising politician- powerful, manipulative and dangerously protective of his family. An accident causes their worlds to collide. Sparks fly. Threats are exchanged. Her justice vs his reputation. He thrives on control. She never backs down. He's fire. So is she. The question is who will be the first to burn? Based on the popular tv couple Shahnawaz and Mehrunissa from Iqtidar.

Two broken hearts, one betrayal. A lifetime of pain. Shahnawaz couldn't forgive mehrunnisa for what she has done. So he left, for three years, vowing to forget her, never to think about her again. Anger, constant fucking anger. It's all he's ever felt towards her now. Hate. But there was one probelm, despite the betrayal, despite his biggest heartbreak, he couldn't breathe without her constantly in his mind. Yet, he stood on his stance. He wouldn't forgive her, he wouldn't. Mehrunnisa knew she couldn't get what she once had, she fell in love with her best friend's brother, and they were okay, happy. But one night changed everything in her life, everything. So, when she finally sees him after three years she doesn't know what to do with her heart, how to handle his fury. Or worse, how to feel like it doesn't hurt when he acts as if she doesn't exist. His indifference was a slow poison. And the phantom of what they once had? It's screaming to live again.

Borders divide them. Vows bind them. And two powerful men may just become her destruction. Meher Sinha is a brilliant Indian doctor-grounded, guarded, and never meant to be caught in the crosshairs of power and politics. But when her father's company faces ruin, a single desperate deal throws her into the path of two men who exist on opposite ends of the law-and the border. They were never meant to meet. But one business deal, one broken promise, and one undeniable spark later... They're caught in a forbidden web of desire, betrayal, and blood-stained loyalty. Shahnawaz Shah is a Pakistani politician-ice-veined, eloquent, and unforgiving, with ambition sharp enough to cut. Murtasim Khan is a Surpanch with blood on his hands and a kingdom in the shadows-a man who speaks with silence and rules with fear. They shouldn't want her. She shouldn't want them. But when an oath is made, and lines are crossed, Meher becomes the one thing that could bring peace-or destroy them all. In a world where love is a threat, loyalty is lethal, and borders are more than just lines on a map... Three hearts will be tested by fire, fate, and forbidden loyalty and In a world where love is war and trust is a currency no one can afford, can three hearts survive the storm of borders, bullets, and buried secrets? One promise. Two dangerous men. A love story carved between guns and governments.

Sometimes, love isn't a choice; it's a collision. Some snippets of MehShah we would have loved to see or atleast imagine!