Bin Roye

The film opens by following Saba Shafiq and Irtaza Ghazanfar, highlighting a warm, affectionate bond. They share everyday moments of joy and dream about a future together. Irtaza is patient and devoted, always putting Saba's happiness first.

After two years apart in the United States, Irtaza meets Saman Shafiq, Saba's elder sister. He finds himself drawn toward Saman, complicating the couple's dynamic. The encounter hints at new feelings and a shifting path for everyone.

Saman's foster parents die in a plane crash en route to Germany, leaving her without immediate family. Irtaza brings Saman back to Pakistan, hoping to help her rebuild her life and heal from past wounds. The homecoming sets the stage for the emerging love triangle.

Saba learns she has an elder sister, which unsettles her happiness. She discovers that Irtaza and Saman are in love and intend to marry, shaking the foundation of her own dreams. The revelation creates tension and jealousy within the family fabric.

Irtaza and Saman arrive in Karachi with their son Maaz, bringing the complex past into the present. Saba watches with mixed emotions as the trio navigates a fragile balance. The family dynamic becomes strained as loyalties blur.

On Maaz's birthday, Saman plans a celebration with cake and flowers for her mother, but tragedy strikes when she is hit by a car in front of Saba. She dies on the way to the hospital, and in her final moments she whispers that both Irtaza and Maaz are now Saba's to claim. The moment scars Saba and deepens the sense of responsibility she feels.

Saba is unsettled by the loss and the sense of obligation toward Maaz. Dadi suggests Saba marry Irtaza to give Maaz a mother, hoping to create stability. Saba, though reluctant, agrees to explore marriage with someone else to avoid complicating matters.

On the wedding day, Saba prepares to marry a man who is revealed to be already married with a son. The plan is interrupted by the escalating truth about his life. The family’s expectations clash with the painful reality of the past.

Irtaza steps forward in front of the shocked family and reveals that the man is married, and that Saba's future has been tangled by past secrets. He asserts that they should not proceed with the match and then shocking everyone, declares that he will marry Saba himself. The revelation redefines the couple's fate.

The family is stunned by the disclosure, and the decision is made that Saba should not marry the other man. Irtaza's bold stand reframes the future, as he announces his intention to marry Saba. The room's atmosphere shifts from judgment to cautious hope.

Despite lingering trauma, Irtaza recognizes the depth of Saba's love and reaffirms his own enduring feelings. He takes a decisive stand to stay with Saba, choosing forgiveness and a future together. This commitment begins to heal the rift created by the past.

In the end, Irtaza and Saba reunite and decide to build a life together. Their relationship is forged through forgiveness, trust, and shared affection for Maaz and the family they will become. The film closes on a hopeful note for their united future.