Parizaad

Parizaad grows up in Rawalpindi, bearing the weight of being dark-skinned and socially ridiculed. He remains hardworking, respectful, and determined to prove himself despite the scorn. His siblings' greed and his sister Saeeda's unwavering love shape his early life.

Parizaad's affection for Naheed is complicated by Naheed and Majid's mutual love. He grapples with social judgment and personal heartbreak while trying to stay true to himself. The love triangle sets the tone for many of his decisions ahead.

Parizaad is falsely accused of delivering a love letter to Naheed at her home. Naheed's father publicly humiliates him with a slap, shaking his confidence. Realizing Naheed loves Majid, Parizaad contemplates suicide until Ahmad intervenes, and Naheed goes on to marry Majid.

To secure money for his sister's future, Parizaad agrees to marry Bubly for a dowry. Bubly, presenting herself as a tomboy, runs away from her family, leaving Parizaad's plans in limbo. He confronts uncertainty about his own future and the costs of love.

Parizaad meets Lubna, a wealthy girl, and begins to develop feelings for her. Her mother dismisses his poetry and tells him to pursue wealth instead. This push nudges Parizaad toward seeking opportunities in Karachi.

In Karachi, Parizaad starts working for Don Behroze Karim as a shift supervisor. His honesty and bravery earn him the don's trust, setting him on a dangerous path. The new city life marks the beginning of a climb into power and danger.

Behroze, impressed by Parizaad's truthfulness, appoints him as the bodyguard of his wife Layla Saba and orders him to relay information back to Behroze. Parizaad's loyalty is tested as he navigates Layla's disloyalties. This assignment drags him deeper into Karachi's criminal world.

Layla uses Parizaad's innocence to meet her lover and escape suspicion. When Behroze learns of the affair, he kills Layla and her lover but spares Parizaad. The murder case then ensnares Behroze in trouble, altering Parizaad's fate.

To keep him safe, Behroze sends Parizaad to Guru. There, Parizaad meets Bubly again, now adopted by Guru, and helps reunite Bubly with her parents. Parizaad's loyalty remains a constant despite the distance.

Back in Karachi, Parizaad returns and willingly takes the blame for Layla's murder, leading to imprisonment. His willingness to bear the burden showcases his integrity, even as others benefit from his sacrifice.

It is revealed that Behroze killed Layla and her lover, not Parizaad. Before being caught, Behroze commits suicide and leaves his wealth to Parizaad. This fortune transforms Parizaad's status and future.

Parizaad becomes wealthy and widely respected; the community no longer shuns his dark skin. Even his greedy brothers and sisters-in-law display affection, drawn by his wealth. He uses his money to support Lubna's projects and other people close to him, including Ahmad.

With wealth, Parizaad finances Lubna's film projects and reconnects with Ahmad. Naheed, now in a rough situation, tries to reconnect with him, but Parizaad declines romance and instead helps Naheed's sister and Majid find work.

Parizaad meets Annie, a blind radio host who admires his poetry for its truth rather than wealth. He starts falling for her, but fears rejection if she regains her sight. Sharjeel, Annie's cousin, interferes by proposing plans when she can see, creating a moral dilemma for Parizaad.

In a moment of weakness, Parizaad contemplates having Sharjeel killed by his bodyguard, Akbar, but conscience stops him. He leaves Karachi and moves to the mountains to teach in a village, seeking peace away from the world. Later, Annie finds him there, recognizes him by voice and touch, and they confess their love, planning to open an Urdu academy in the village.