Urdu Tv Serial Rehaai - Urdu

Rehaai Founded in 1996, Kashf Foundation is Pakistan’s pr >> Read More... is a Pakistani television drama serial directed by Mehreen Jabbar   Mahreen Jabbar is a New York-based TV Director/ >> Read More... and aired on 18 March 2013 on Hum TV. Beautifully written by Farhat Ishtiaq Farhat Ishtiaq is a Pakistani writer, screen write >> Read More... , the serial exposes the harsh realities of Pakistani societies. The star cast for the show includes Noman Ijaz Noman Ijaz is a Pakistani actor, who was born on 1 >> Read More... , Samina Purzada, Maria Wasti Maria Wasti, born on 14th August 1971, is a Pakist >> Read More... , Adnan Jilani Adnan Jilani is a famous Television actor of Pakis >> Read More... , Rashid Farooqui Rashid Farooqui is a very talented actor hailing f >> Read More... , Yashal Nadeem Yashal Nadeem from Karachi, a talented Pakistani c >> Read More... , Nauseen Shah, and Danish Taimoor Danish Taimoor is a Pakistani model and TV actor. >> Read More... .  Revealing the evil forces of child marriage and domestic violence has been the main objective of the television series.

The fate of Pakistani women is decided as soon as they are given birth- to marry.  Shamin was married quite early in her life. She gave birth to Waseem, who becomes an arrogant, selfish, unsympathetic man with no morals. Waseem is married to Shehnaz, but he does not treat her like his wife, but rather an object to abuse, mentally and physically. And even though Shehnaz is disturbed, she does not dare to say one word against her husband.  Waseem wants an heir but Shehnaz is unable to get pregnant. So, for this, he marries Kulsum, Chacha Inayat’s preteen daughter.

The bond between Kulsum, Shehnaz, and Shamin is solid as a rock. They support, and love each other wholeheartedly. After growing up, Kulsum gives birth to three daughters and this distresses Waseem. He runs from home to marry Noor Jahan Noor Jahan is a famous Pakistani Urdu television d >> Read More... , becoming a ‘Gharjamai,’ but is soon kicked out of that house. Meanwhile, Shehnaz, Shamin, and Kulsum opened a clothing business that soon became successful.

Hence, the storyline speaks on societal issues of child marriage and domestic violence, giving the perfect end through women’s empowerment.  Waseem, after being shot by a gun, becomes disabled- and this very incident changes his whole perspective. It would be safe to say that he was given a second chance in life to repent for his past sins, and he does so. When a marriage proposal comes for Kulsum’s daughter, he rejects it, saying that she will become a doctor. Shamin finally gets ‘Rehaai’ from the vile force of child marriage.