You Will Be My Ruin is a story of love, loss, pain, and betrayal. Starring Ahad Raza Mir and Sajal Aly, this story will stay in your heart forever.
Character Sketch:
Ahad - fun-loving, full of life, living in the moment kind of a person but he hasn't achieved anything in life yet. He is average in academics but outstanding in sports and extracurricular activities. His elder brother is a successful doctor and is making his family proud but on the other hand, Ahad is a no match to him. His family thinks he is reckless and won't do anything concrete in his life. Due to his non-serious behavior, he does not receive much love and appreciation from his family. In short, he's a loser. When he's run out of luck, his path crosses with a girl, who eventually becomes his muse. Will he seek inspiration from her and do something in life?
Mira - sensitive, emotional, laid-back kind of a person. Her parents died in a road accident, leaving young Mira behind. She has no option but to stay with her relatives in London. Her grandmother based in Pakistan insists on having her back but her aunt refuses and says she would want Mira to stay where her parents had died. As she grows up, she distances herself from her now parents and finds herself getting closer to her neighbor, Alex. Before she knows it, she falls in love with him. Would her parents approve of her British boyfriend? Or would she adopt some other way to be with him?
Alizey Ahmed. An innocent, and to others, boring accountant often made to be the scapegoat in her family.
Fawad Raza. A blunt, indifferent mechanic who is shunned by society for being the dark bad boy that he is.
Fawad needs to settle down in order to get money promised to him by his father's will. Alizey needs to escape marrying a total nightmare. What happens when the odd pair gets tied up in a marriage of convenience? Will Fawad continue to fight his growing feelings for Alizey once she learns and even accepts his secret, or will their marriage fall through?
🎶"Koi raat ka tara karta ho ujala, waise hi roshan kare woh sheher. Dard mere woh bhula hi gaya, kuch aisa asar hua. Jeena mujhe phir se woh seekha raha. Jaise baarish karde tarr ya marham dard par, koi mujhko yun mila hai jaise banjaare ko ghar.
(Like an illuminating night star, she lights up the city. I forgot my pain, such was her effect. She's teaching me how to live again. Like how rain makes things fertile or how ointment is to a wound, I have found someone like how it is for a nomad to find a home.)"🎶
- Banjaara | Mithoon | Mohammed Irfan
*Note: While the characters in this story are Muslim and there is no mature content, the characters are not particularly intended to be examples for upholding religious values.