Urdu Tv Serial Sehra Main Safar

Sehra Main Safar is a Pakistani Urdu-language romantic daily soap produced by Momina Duraid   A phenomenal producer and a brilliant director, >> Read More... . The show was produced under the banner of MD Productions, while Sarwat Nazir Sarwat Nazir, born in Lahore, Pakistan, is a Play  >> Read More... wrote the show beautifully. It premiered on 18 December 2015 on channel Hum TV and became highly loved among the masses. The show’s storyline follows the story of Iqra, played by Zarnish Khan Hailing from Pakistan, Zarnish Khan is a TV actres >> Read More... , who prefers household chores over a job and her father's wish for her to maintain the house. Ayaz, played by Ali Kazmi, her uncle's son, admires Iqra and is even in love with her. The narrative unfolds as Ayaz expresses his love for his mother, leading to the proposal of Iqra's marriage. While Iqra initially hesitates, she eventually agrees due to her parents' wishes.

Ayaz assists Iqra's father, Farooq, during a health crisis. Farooq desires Iqra to marry Ayaz for her well-being. Despite initial resistance, Iqra agrees, facing family and personal challenges. The plot introduces Shehreyar, a colleague, and hints at a developing connection between him and Iqra. Fauzia, seeking Iqra's welfare, suggests that she must work to marry Ayaz. Farooq agrees, but in a very reluctant manner, leading Iqra to take up a job. The next few episodes feature Iqra's struggles in the workplace, including an incident with a co-worker named Shehreyar. As Iqra adapts to her job, familial dynamics evolve, with Aliya, Iqra's mother, expressing concerns about Iqra's spending habits.

During these events, Farooq supports Ayaz's proposal for Iqra, creating tension within the family. We all know just as much as a working woman is judged in society. People feel as if they have the right to give a character certificate to these young, hardworking women. And so, Iqra's newfound job and interactions with Shehreyar lead to conflicts and misunderstandings. Iqra is tense because of all these societal expectations, familial pressure, and her growing connection with Shehreyar.