Imran Aslam

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Is Love Really Needed For A Marriage? Habs is an unusual drama with a story that involves a loving couple, trying to make it through the misunderstandings that are created by the unfortunate circumstances and the people around them.

True Stories of Mothers from all over the country including chit chat with women on their doors, also interviews of celebrities on set, regarding their childhood and relationship with their mothers.

Two sisters, born at the same time to different mothers and brought up in the same environment, struggle to break free and realize their dreams.

Story of a girl, who is a naughty and arrogant wealthy businessman who believes that relations are to be made in equal class only

A story of a selfish woman Aman who always sacrifices the happiness of her children for her desire. Aman has one daughter and one son who have married. Aman's son-in-law wishes to work in a foreign country, but he doesn’t have the requisite money for travelling to abroad, so then he forces his wife for money to go abroad but when she asks her mother for it, she puts in stake the happiness of her son by playing with the lives of her daughter-in-law.

A story of an unlikely romance between a young free-willed, commitment-phobic aspiring actor, Sheheryar, and a beautiful strong-willed expat, Saniya, who meet and fall in love over a series of unplanned encounters at destination weddings.

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A handicapped 9-year old boy who lives in a valley in the mountains of Balochistan is rejected by his father, intimidated by society, harassed by friends and left alone due to his disability. Strengthened by memories and dreams of the love of his mother, he begins a perilous journey back to his family in the main city.

Tania, a determined girl from a middle-class family, dreams of becoming a doctor despite the challenges around her. In college, she meets Umair, a wealthy boy whose father is a renowned doctor and who plans to send him abroad for medical studies. Their friendship slowly turns into love as they share the same passion for medicine and a better future. However, fate hides a shocking truth, Umair’s father is actually Tania’s long-lost uncle, making Tania and Umair unknowingly related. Surrounded by complex characters struggling with insecurities about beauty, education, and social status, Khwaab Meray explores the real meaning of worth, ambition, and identity in a society full of judgments andhidden realities.