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After two years apart while Irtaza was in the United States, he met Saman Shafiq, Saba's elder sister who had been given to her uncle and aunt as a child. When Saman's foster parents died in a plane crash, Irtaza brought her back to Pakistan to help her heal. During this time of supporting Saman through her grief, Irtaza developed genuine feelings for her, leading to their relationship and eventual marriage.

Earlier scenes show Irtaza as someone who prioritizes caring for others, which explains why he was drawn to help Saman during her time of need.

Saman was Saba's elder sister who was given to her uncle and aunt as a child. This separation was part of family dynamics, though the exact reasons are not detailed in the film. Saman grew up with her foster parents until their tragic death in a plane crash, which brought her back into contact with her biological family.

Saman's foster parents died in a plane crash while traveling to Germany. This tragedy left Saman without immediate family and emotionally vulnerable, which is when Irtaza stepped in to bring her back to Pakistan to help her rebuild her life.

In her final moments after being hit by a car, Saman whispered to Saba that both Irtaza and Maaz were now hers to claim. This statement indicated Saman's dying wish for Saba to take care of her husband and son, essentially blessing Saba to become Maaz's mother and potentially marry Irtaza. It was a gesture of forgiveness and trust despite the complicated love triangle.

Dadi had earlier suggested Saba marry Irtaza to give Maaz a mother's love, planting the idea that Saba should care for the family.

After Saman's death, Saba was deeply unsettled and felt guilty, possibly believing she may have somehow caused the tragedy. When Dadi suggested she consider marrying Irtaza to give Maaz a mother's love, Saba hesitated. Instead, she agreed to explore marriage with someone else, likely trying to avoid the complicated past with Irtaza and the sense of obligation toward her deceased sister's family.

On Saba's wedding day, Irtaza discovered that the man Saba was about to marry was already married and had a son. He confronted Saba in front of the family, exposing that she was about to enter a bigamous marriage. This revelation shocked the relatives and caused them to stop the wedding.

After exposing that the man Saba was marrying was already married, Irtaza made the surprising declaration that he would marry Saba himself. This decision was driven by his realization of Saba's deep love for him and his own continued feelings for her. Despite the complicated past involving Saman, Irtaza chose to take a stand for their relationship, offering Saba a future built on honesty and genuine connection.

Saba carried guilt about Saman's death because she was present when it happened, Saman was hit by a car right in front of her. Additionally, Saba had initially felt uneasy upon learning of Saman's existence and the love triangle, which may have contributed to her sense of responsibility. This trauma lingered and affected her decisions throughout the film.

After the confrontation at the wedding where Irtaza exposed the truth and declared his love for Saba, he came to fully recognize the depth of Saba's love for him. Despite the trauma, guilt, and complicated past involving Saman, Irtaza took a decisive stand to stay with Saba. Their path forward was rekindled through forgiveness, trust, and shared affection, ultimately choosing to build a life together.