BAAD-E-MAUT

Once, the Ulfat family had everything-love, laughter, and a home filled with dreams. Then one loss changed everything.

After the death of their eldest son, Naeem, the walls of their home became silent witnesses to grief. Rehman Ulfat, a feared political figure and criminal kingpin, buries himself in power, alcohol, and endless nights to escape the pain he refuses to face. Ulfat, the woman who once held their family together, is left drowning in the sorrow of losing the son she carried for nine months.

As their marriage begins to crumble under the weight of unspoken grief, their stubborn younger son, Faisal, drifts further from his mother's reach, while little Inayat-too young to understand death-tries to hold together a family that is falling apart.

Love turns into silence. Silence turns into anger. And every choice they make pushes them closer to a point of no return.

This is not a story about heroes or villains.

It is a story about what remains of a family when love is forced to live beside loss, guilt, and power-and whether broken hearts can ever find their way back home.