Kafeel

Zeba begins her new life as a married woman, surrounded by warmth, rituals, and expectations that come with entering an influential household. While the family showers her with affection, subtle cracks start to appear beneath the surface. A hurried marriage, unspoken fears, and an unexpected emotional attachment begin to weigh heavily on Zeba’s heart. As discussions of dowry and future alliances unfold, Zeba finds herself trapped between duty, guilt, and feelings she is desperately trying to suppress.

As tensions rise, Zeba becomes increasingly aware of the power dynamics within her new home. A misunderstanding over dowry escalates into conflict, placing Zeba in an uncomfortable position between her parents and her in-laws. Meanwhile, revelations about Jami’s life and responsibilities shake her sense of security. Torn between obedience and self-respect, Zeba must confront the consequences of silence and the cost of preserving appearances.

During their honeymoon, Zeba begins to notice troubling cracks in Jami’s behavior. What starts as small discomforts soon turn into financial tension, emotional pressure, and controlling attitudes. A fabricated story about a stolen wallet forces Zeba to ask her father for money, planting the first seeds of shame and mistrust. As appearances are maintained on the surface, an uneasy truth quietly begins to emerge beneath the marriage.

Back home, Zeba faces growing tension within her in-laws’ household, while Jami’s financial troubles slowly come to light. Humiliation, secrecy, and constant reminders of money deepen the cracks in their marriage. Meanwhile, Zeba’s parents begin to uncover unsettling truths about Jami’s business dealings, raising serious doubts about the man they trusted with their daughter’s future.

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