Hayat

The Khan and Nawaz families have been sworn enemies for years, their bitter rivalry causing deep divisions and unspoken hatred. However, after years of conflict, the patriarchs of the families, Zubair Khan and Adeel Nawaz, realize that their feud has cost them too much. They agree on an unlikely solution-a marriage alliance between their children. Orhan Khan is arranged to marry Faliha Nawaz, and Zamir Nawaz is promised to Anahira Khan.

These marriages are meant to end the feud and bring peace, but the families are burdened by the past. Orhan and Faliha, though bound by duty rather than love, must figure out how to navigate their new relationship. Similarly, Zamir and Anahira are caught in the midst of a promise neither of them made, facing a future that wasn't theirs to choose.

In the midst of these arranged unions, Rahim Khan, Orhan's brother, secretly loves Zayra Baig who belongs to a orthodox family.

As the story unfolds, the four individuals-Orhan, Faliha, Zamir, and Anahira-must navigate their relationships, grappling with the weight of their families' past and the uncertain future before them. Along the way, they will face difficult choices and confront their own desires. Ultimately, the story is about the healing power of love, the complications of duty, and the paths that are shaped by family, fate, and their own hearts.

In the end, the three couples forged by obligation, will reveal whether true peace can come from a union of families built on history-or if love, unexpected and pure, will be the key to breaking the chains of the past enmity or traits.