𝕴𝖓 𝖙𝖍𝖊 𝖘𝖍𝖆𝖉𝖔𝖜 𝖔𝖋 𝖍𝖎𝖘 𝖓𝖆𝖒𝖊

The Qureshi Family

Junaid Qureshi (Dada Huzoor)

The patriarch of the Qureshi family, Junaid is a strict and traditional man. He harbors a deep-rooted hatred toward Hindu families and believes in preserving his family’s legacy through rigid control and authority.

Saad and Aliya (Abba and Ammi)

Ibrahim’s parents, they are the complete opposite of Junaid. Saad and Aliya are loving, open-minded, and would do anything for their children. Their warm nature often puts them at odds with Junaid’s rigid beliefs.

Hamzah and Yusra (Chachajaan and Chachijaan)

Hamzah, Saad’s younger brother, has passed away, leaving behind his wife Yusra and their two children — a son and a daughter. Yusra, a gentle yet strong woman, raises her children with care and dignity.

Abbas and Shifa (Phupha and Phuphi)

Abbas, like Junaid, shares a strong hatred for Hindus. His wife Shifa is equally ambitious and harbors dreams of seeing her daughter married to Ibrahim. She wishes for her daughter to become the Malkin (lady of the house) of the Qureshi family.

Siblings and Cousins

Aiza Biag

Ibrahim’s elder sister, Aiza is married and has a three-year-old daughter who is adored by everyone in the family. Aiza is humble, sweet, and calm — a peaceful presence in the often chaotic Qureshi household.

Fahaad Qureshi

The elder son of Hamzah and Yusra, Fahaad is a respectful and mature young man. Though younger than Ibrahim, he deeply respects him and often plays the role of peacekeeper in the family.

Iram Qureshi

The youngest member of Hamzah and Yusra’s family, Iram is innocent and cheerful. Though her father passed away when she was young, she never felt the void — her brother Fahaad always treated her like a daughter and gave her the love and protection she needed.

The Bansal Family

Nirali Bansal

A kind, loving, and protective mother. Despite her soft heart, destiny was never kind to her. She suffers silently in her marriage, enduring pain for the sake of her children.

Pankaj Bansal

The Sarpanch of the village, Pankaj holds great respect in public. He is considered an ideal man by society — a symbol of authority and virtue. But behind closed doors, he is a tyrant. Power-hungry and misogynistic, he treats his family — especially his wife and daughter — with cruelty and disdain.

Mohan Bansal

Pankaj’s son, Mohan, is brave and compassionate. He always wanted to protect his mother and sister from their father’s tyranny. But before he could, Pankaj sent him abroad, separating him from the ones he loved most.

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