Wahaaj Ali and Yumna Zaidi star in 7th Sky Entertainment’s upcoming drama Tere Bin.Tere Bin was written and directed by Nooran Makhdoom. Bushra Ansari, Sohail Sameer, Farhan Ali Agha, Fazila Qazi, Sabeen Farooq, Mehmood Aslam, Haris Waheed, and Agha Mustafa star.
Murtasim (Wahaaj) is an arrogant but caring feudal. On hearing Kammi’s plea, he rushes to his opponent’s residence and threatens his son with a rifle. Wahaaj’s combat sequence is similarly excessive, providing us with complete cinematic effects.
Meerab (Yumna Zaidi) is determined to become a lawyer. She adores her family as much as Murtasim. Similar to Murtasim, she loses her mind when her housekeeper is injured. She publicly beats someone with a log. Really? There is nothing novel about geodramas surpassing their own plays in terms of OTTness.
The possessiveness of Salma (Bushra Ansari) and Anwar (Sohail Sameer) about Meerub hints that she may be Anwar’s biological daughter and not Waqas’. Why would an affluent, conventional woman give her daughter away? Irrational! Anwar is dissatisfied with Meerub’s upbringing and legal training, so he requests that Waqas return her. Meerub despises Anwar’s family and is unable to comprehend why her father is so influenced by Bhabi Sahab and Anwar Bhai.
Murtasim is in love with Haya (Sabeen), but he ignores her. Murtasim gets enraged by Meerub. However, it is a love-hate narrative. Meerub’s birthday celebration was over the top. Wahaaj’s enraged facial expressions and acting were excellent, but everything else was flawed. He and his friends crashed Meerab’s birthday celebration and transported her to Hyderabad for a fantastic celebration. Meerub keeps quiet for her dad. Both are shocked by Bhabi Sahab’s birthday announcement of Meerub and Murtasim’s engagement. Everything is a series.
