Khaie

Zamdaa betrays Badal, aligning with Channar to safeguard herself from suspicion, in a cunning bid for self-preservation.

Duraab warns Bareera that she will be held accountable if Zamdaa is found guilty of the crimes.

Channar captured Jindul and orders to torture him until he reveals information about his accomplice.

Zamdaa informs Badal that Badsha is heading to the graveyard, where Jindul Khan took his revenge by severing Badshah's hand, but he is caught by Barlas while Badal escapes from the scene.

Barlas and Apana got married, receiving forgiveness and blessings from Bakhtawar and Badshah for their new journey together.

Barlas offers his condolences to Apana for Gulab Khan's death while Zamdaa cunningly manipulates Channar, suggesting that he marry Barlas and Apana. Later, Zamdaa informs Bareera that her hidden phone is for her lonely mother.

Duraab tasks Bareera with monitoring Zamdaa and gathering information if anything seems suspicious. Later, Bareera discovers Zamdaa's concealed phone, heightening her suspicions.

Duraab and Badshah are suspicious of Zamdaa. They instructed Channar to keep an eye on her.

Badal very cleverly kills Gulab, leaving Channar consumed with burning desire to take revenge from Badal for his brother's death.

Channar embarks on his hunt for Badal, leading him to Shanawar, setting the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. Meanwhile, Gulab gets suspicious about Zamdaa.

Channar and Duraab find themselves indebted to Badshah for sparing Barlas's life, yet tension lingers within the family. Meanwhile, Zamdaa and Badal scheme their next moves.

Despite Gul Wareen's impassioned plea, Duraab remains resolute, sentencing Barlas to death. However, in a dramatic turn of events, Badshah refuses to carry out the execution, much to Bakhtawar's dismay and Channar's relief.

As the family braces for Barlas's imminent demise, Channar grapples with profound grief, his sorrow palpable. In stark contrast, Zamdaa derives twisted pleasure from witnessing his anguish.

Fueled by grief, Badshah demands Barlas's execution to avenge his son. Despite initial hesitation, Duraab and Channar reluctantly accede to Badshah's decision.

Zamdaa intricately schemes, ensuring that Badshah and Bakhtawar discover Barlas as their son's culprit without her direct involvement. This covert revelation shakes the core of Duraab's ruthless empire.

Duraab is rocked by covert intel linking Barlas to Pamir's death. Meanwhile, Badshah Khan shadows the truth, driven to uncover his son's killer. In the shadows, Zamdaa quietly plots.

Channar Khan's family celebrate the engagement of Pamir and Apana. However, tragedy strikes as Barlas and Pamir leave for the city but return halfway with Pamir dead and Barlas injured, unleashing mayhem in Duraab Khan's family

In a frantic pursuit, Duraab and his men desperately search for Badal, who narrowly escapes their grasp. Meanwhile, Zamdaa skillfully ensnares Apana, Pamir, and Barlas in her strategic web.

Badal Khan's attack on Pamir takes an unexpected turn as a stray bullet targets Badshah Khan, causing turmoil in Duraab Khan's household. In response, Channar Khan initiates a pursuit of Badal, raising concerns for Zamdaa.

Badshah Khan and Pamir return to Pakistan, bringing a new dynamic. Meanwhile, Zamdaa encounters Badal at the shrine, manipulating Barlas and Apana as her scheme unfolds.

Badal reappears, infiltrating Duraab Khan's residence in disguise. Meanwhile, Zamdaa discovers Barlas and Apana's love.

Zamdaa cunningly devises a plot leading to the demise of Asfand, Channar Khan's second son, initiating her own calculated Khaie against Duraab Khan's family. Blaming Rahim Khan for the tragedy, Channar Khan decides to kill him.

The Khaie event leaves Husn Bano mentally unstable. Meanwhile, there is no sign of Badal Khan. Following this, Channar Khan marries Zamdaa and takes her to visit the graves of her father and brothers, who are buried in their own home.

Duraab proposes a condition for the truce with Darwesh, demanding Zamdaa's hand in marriage for Channar. With no response, Duraab and Channar resort to committing Khaie. They kill all the male members of Zamdaa's family and abduct her.

After 25 years of self-exile abroad, Darwesh Khan returns to his village to reconcile with Duraab Khan and Channar Khan. He aims to end the longstanding enmity. Despite Darwesh Khan's message of peace, Duraab and Channar remain skeptical.