Janaan

Meena arrives in Swat for Palwasha's wedding and is greeted at the airport by Asfandyar, who escorts her to the family home. The festive mood rises as relatives from both sides gather for the wedding preparations. Meena's friends back in Vancouver remain anxious about her marriage prospects.

Palwasha explains to Meena about her engagement with Samir, the Punjabi groom, setting up the central match for the wedding. The scene introduces the family dynamics and foreshadows tensions around expectations. Daniyal's presence also foreshadows his role in Meena's attention.

Daniyal attempts to impress Meena with reckless stunts, including swallowing a lit cigarette, which only earns Meena's disapproval. The moment highlights Daniyal's brash personality and sets up later misunderstandings. The groom's family watches, adding to wedding tensions.

Meena breaks a tooth during wedding festivities and undergoes dental treatment. While the painkillers dull her senses, Samir misinterprets Daniyal's closeness as attraction and grows uncomfortable.

Meena develops feelings for Asfandyar after seeing his kind nature at the school funded by Ikramullah. The attraction introduces a budding love triangle with Daniyal and Samir as potential rivals. Meena's growing attachment adds tension to the wedding dynamics.

Chotu reveals to Asfandyar that Ikramullah abused him as a child, exposing Ikramullah's predatory behavior. Asfandyar confronts Ikramullah at the ceremony, punches and slaps him, shocking the attendees and provoking his family's disapproval.

Daniyal's mother denounces Asfandyar, blaming his temperament on adoption, deepening the rift. Daniyal consoles Asfandyar, telling him he sees him as a real older brother. Meena, in anger, slaps Asfandyar and later regrets the action.

Despite the turmoil, Asfandyar refrains from exposing Ikramullah's abuse during the Nikkah ceremony due to family pressure. His father decides to pursue a court case against Ikramullah with the help of the children’s parents, escalating the threat from Ikramullah.

Samir and Asfandyar assist Daniyal in planning a proposal to Meena, which she ultimately rejects, indicating her deeper emotional struggle and uncertainty about love and loyalty. The scene highlights the competing pressures on Meena as she navigates affection, friendship, and family duty.

Ikramullah's men block the road where Palwasha, Meena, Asfandyar, and Daniyal are traveling. A struggle leaves them injured, marking a turning point as Ikramullah's men target the wedding party. The violence heightens the stakes for the family and the ongoing legal action.

On the wedding day, Meena receives a full-time teaching offer in Canada, prompting a pivotal decision about her future. After speaking with Daniyal, Asfandyar realizes his true feelings for Meena and goes to her room to confront the situation, only to find the job offer and leave with the assumption she will depart.

Ikramullah's men arrive after the wedding and shoot Chotu, killing him. Asfandyar follows them to the school where they torch the building in retaliation for Ikramullah's arrest. Daniyal and Meena arrive just as Asfandyar fights through the flames.

Meena teaches the children from the burnt school as reconstruction begins. She and Daniyal visit Chotu's grave with Asfandyar, who still blames himself. Meena declares she will stay and help rebuild, then proposes to Asfandyar, sealing their future.

The trio heads home after Meena's proposal, with plans to move forward together and continue rebuilding the community school. They look toward a shared future filled with hope and commitment to the students.