After clinching a major win in a high stakes divorce case, ambitious lawyer and Lion Mum, Durrani (Nurul Aini) treads into the unpredictable world of family law. She soon learns that it's an entirely different battlefield - one where love, loss and conflict blur the lines between right and wrong, and every case tests not just her skill, but her heart.
Rehmat is a powerful story that redefines what true blessings look like in a society bound by tradition. Centered around three determined sisters, the drama highlights how daughters—when nurtured with love, strength, and opportunity—can surpass every expectation placed upon them. As they navigate societal pressures and deeply rooted biases, each sister carves her own path to success.
The life of startup developer Jo Eun Ae is shattered when her AI creation, Joy, is stolen by a large corporation through a cold-blooded conspiracy. Risking a criminal record for obstruction and property damage, she struggles to take back the technology she birthed and raised. Her search leads her to Ko Gyeol, an elite architect and the Young Architect of the Year winner, who joins his family’s succession race as the leader of the Silver Town TF. Gyeol, who views the world as a ruthless jungle, finds his meticulously built world clashing with Eun Ae’s desperate mission. Despite their ill-fated connection, they are forced to work together as a team to reach their goals. As the succession race intensifies, a fierce struggle for ownership and identity unfolds. When the masks of perfection fall away, they find that the most beautiful masterpiece is the one they must build together amidst the chaos.
The much-anticipated family drama Nikammay kicks off with a perfect blend of humor, emotions, and relatable family chaos. Featuring stellar performances by Javeria Saud and Saud Qasmi, the first episode sets the tone for a heartfelt yet entertaining journey.
Aye Dil Aazma Nahin explores the intense rivalry between step-sisters, where love, jealousy, and deep-rooted insecurities collide. Shaped by maternal bias and complicated relationships, their journey unfolds into a powerful tale of emotions, choices, and consequences. As tensions rise, every bond is tested, revealing how far one can go when the heart is pushed to its limits. Will love heal the wounds… or make them deeper?
The gripping drama Aye Dushman-e-Jaan begins with an intense and emotional first episode that weaves together themes of love, betrayal, and revenge.
The story opens in a world where relationships are fragile and secrets run deep.
When executive Seong Tae-hun is abruptly reassigned to the remote village of Yeonri‑ri, his family is thrown into rural chaos. Mi-ryeo struggles with farm life, Ji-cheon begins to rethink his future, and the wary village chief keeps his distance. As homesickness grows and tensions rise, the family must decide whether to endure—or find their way back home.
Musafat is a heartfelt story of love and destiny, where every journey begins with hope, but no one truly knows what fate has in store. As paths cross and lives intertwine, relationships are tested, emotions run deep, and the true meaning of love unfolds through the twists of life’s journey.
Sirf Shabana presents the story of an educated, independent yet deeply sensitive young woman who longs for a simple but powerful right: to have her own name stand alone, without being defined by a father or a husband. Her journey unfolds as a courageous fight against societal norms, legal barriers, and emotional struggles, as she strives to claim an identity that truly belongs to her.
This is the story of Dua, a lively and strong young girl who lives with her mother, Nudrat, and her grandmother, Noor Bahar.
After losing her father at a young age, Dua grows up watching her mother struggle as a widow. She becomes her mother’s strength, working alongside Nudrat and Noor Bahar while also running her own vlogging channel. Life is not easy, but Dua faces it with courage.
Then she makes a decision that shakes everyone around her. Dua wants her mother to marry again. In a society where such choices are questioned, her bold step brings whispers, judgment, and resistance.
At the same time, Ahad, a young man who runs an antique shop with his mother Samina, crosses paths with Dua. Their families are already connected through work, but their meeting soon becomes something more personal. Before Dua and Ahad realize it, they begin to fall for each other, but circumstances take an unexpected turn.
A father’s greatest wish is to see his daughters happy and settled. Khush Naseebi follows the life of one such father who raises his three daughters after his wife’s death.
Hadd is a gripping tale about fragile emotions, where passion drives the heroine to the furthest limits of devotion, ambition, and vengeance. As love intensifies, so does the darkness it can bring, revealing just how far one can go for love, and how destructive hate can become.
When 'Nam' Apo Watinwanich, the heir to the Watin Group hotel chain, meets a troublemaker, 'Lada' Chonlada Kunanon, the new receptionist who comes to cause chaos and change the life of a talented female executive who is always focused on work. A relationship full of tricks, between a game of hate and love, which will reach the finish line first?
Three clever, individualistic city rabbits land at a boarding school hidden deep in the forest. There, ancient traditions and a strong sense of community prevail, the children learn powerful rabbit magic – and the newcomers turn the sheltered school life upside down. The stage is set for an entertaining, exciting, and emotional culture clash between modern city kids and traditional forest dwellers, which repeatedly shows us: Being different is magical.