Cast : Javed Shiekh, Faryal Gohar, Humayun Saeed, Amna Haq. The play is based on a family which is trying to keep its traditions alive and leading life according to their rules. The family is headed by Bee Jan (Safia Khairi) who lives with her two sons Aamir (Javed Sheikh) and Asim (Humayun Saeed). Aamir has been married to Abgey (Faryal Gohar) for eight years and is still childless. Bee Jan decides to get him remarried Abgey reluctantly agrees as she has no other choice. Aamir is shown to be very submissive and is unable to stand up for Abgey and hence is married off to Maha (Mahnoor Baloch). The moment Maha enters the house, Bee Jan's hold starts slipping because Maha is rude and doesn't give a damn about Bee Jan and her traditional values. Maha also proceeds to go about making life hell for Abgey who bears it all with a smile, much to the vexation of Asim who is the only one the house who really cares for Abgey's feelings. When Maha becomes pregnant, Abgey's position becomes even more down trodden. Also it is revealed that Maha was already married once and has a son Jaazib from the marriage who lives a hostel.This DVD will work on DVD players that support multi-region DVD playback.

Cast: Ghazal Siddique, Mahnoor Baloch, Hassam Qazi, Badar Khaleel, Qaiser Khan, Mahmood Siddiqui, Noor Muhammad Lashari, Manzoor Murad, Roshan Atta, Anwar Solangi, Asad Qureshi, Sheema Kirmani and Anwar Baloch. The topic chosen by Noor-ul-Huda Shah and Sultana Siddiqui was absolutely marvelous and close to the hearts of many. The story is about a village girl, Marvi, who goes to the city for studies with the aim to come back to her village and make the living conditions better for people there. Of course everything doesn't go nice and easy according to her wishes and she faces lots of hardships. Hassam Qazi, plays a role of Marvi's possessive lover, has performed very well. Ghazal Siddique who played the role of Marvi has done a tremendous job. An extremely well written and well directed play with best performances by all the actors have made this drama immortal. This DVD will work on DVD players that support multi-region DVD playback