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Plot

The story is of two sisters, their love and sacrifices for each other. Circumstances put them opposite each other as mother–in-law and daughter–in–law and they have to find their own path towards their values and ethics. A family that united by its belief and faith in its bonds never dreamt that it would just take a split second for this delicate bond to break. This story is a showcase of fragile relationships.

Trivia

*It recently completed 100 episodes which is a landmark for Sindhi Television industry. *This show started with telecast of 3 episodes a week, but due to its popularity the telecast was increased from 3 to 5 episodes a week. *This show is distributed in Pakistan by Platform Productions. *This show went off air in May 2007. Its repeat is scheduled to start soon.

Cast

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* Usha Bachani *

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References

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