| Novel Name: | Aseer E Dilbaram |
| Writer: | Fari Shah |
| Category: | Nikah Talaq Based |
Most Attractive Sneak Peak Of Aseer e Dilbaram By Fari Shah
"Leave me...leave me. Let me go..." She cried as she tried to free her hand from his grip.
"Hey, nothing will happen, just leave me alone." That wicked man, seeing his wickedness, started dragging her with him. She was trying to free her hand with all her might, calling for help, but in this hot afternoon, no one was there to help her.
"Someone, please save me, leave me, leave me..."
"Shut up, you ***" He cursed him in a dirty way and only then did his mouth close when someone kicked him in the face.
Seeing blood coming out of the man's mouth, she screamed, but then Yashim came in front of her and he didn't stop.
"Leave him, he will die" He was beating her in a frenzied manner. Banafsha felt scared.
"Sir, he will die, leave him alone." As Yashim was being pushed away from the man, she burst into tears and he took a deep breath.
"Why are you crying now, Benafsha? You were so eager to come alone, didn't you? You have fulfilled your desire to come alone. So sit in the car quietly." He said sternly, and her tears started flowing.
"Benafsha is now waiting for someone else to come. Come and sit quickly."
His voice was so loud that she came and sat in his car with dignity, but she had been busy crying the whole way and her crying was taking such a toll on the health of her equal, but he couldn't do anything even if he wanted to.
Urdu Sneak Peek
"چھوڑو۔۔۔چھوڑو۔مجھے جانے دو ۔۔۔" اپنا ہاتھ اسکی گرفت سے چھڑانے کی کوشش میں وہ رو دی تھی ۔
"ارے ارے کچھ نہیں ہوگا چل نا زرا"وہ خبیث انسان اپنی خباثت دیکھاتا اسے اپنے ساتھ گھسیٹتے لگا وہ پوری طاقت سے اس سے ہاتھ چھڑا رہی تھی مدد کے لئے پکار رہی تھی مگر اس تپتی دوپہر میں کوئی اسکی مدد کے لئے موجود نہیں تھا۔
"کوئی ہے پلیز مجھے بچاؤ چھوڑو مجھے چھوڑو۔۔۔۔"
"چپ کر بےاس نے گندی سی گالی اسے دی اور تبھی اسکا منہ بند ہوا تھا کہ کسی کی لات اسکے منہ پر پڑی ۔
اس آدمی کے منہ سے خون نکلتا دیکھ اسکی چیخ نکلی تھی مگر تبھی یشم اسکے سامنے آیا اور پھر وہ رکا نہیں تھا
"چھوڑیں اسے وہ مر جائے گا"وہ جنونی انداز میں سے مار رہا تھا بنفشے کو اس سے خوف محسوس ہوا۔
"سر وہ مر جائے گا چھوڑ دیں اسے"یشم کو اس آدمی سے دور ہٹاتے وہ پھوٹ پھوٹ کر رو دی تو وہ گہری سانس بھر کر رہ گیا۔
"اب کس لئے رو رہی ہیں آپ بنفشے بہت شوق تھا نا آپ کو اکیلے آنے کا ہوگیا شوق پورا تو خاموشی سے گاڑی میں بیٹھئے" سختی سے کہتے وہ آگے بڑھ گیا تو اسکے آنسوؤں میں روانی آگئی۔
"بنفشے اب کسی دوسرے کے آنے کا انتظار کر رہی ہیں آپ جلدی آکر بیٹھیں"
اسکی آواز اتنی تیز تھی وہ شرافت سے آکر اسکی گاڑی میں بیٹھ گئی مگر پورے راستے اس نے اپنے رونے کا شغل کیا تھا اور اسکا رونا برابر والے کی طبعیت پر اس قدر گراں گزر رہا تھا مگر وہ چاہ کر بھی کچھ نہیں کر سکتا تھا۔۔
Introduction Of Novel
""Aseer-e-Dilbaram" is a romantic, revenge-based Urdu novel filled with passion, pain, and emotional transformation.
The story centers around a hero who, due to a misunderstanding or past betrayal, takes revenge on the heroine. In the process, he marries her or forcefully binds her to himself, intending to make her suffer. However, as time passes, he becomes a prisoner of his own heart — “Aseer-e-Dilbaram,” meaning captive of his beloved.
CThe heroine, on the other hand, is portrayed as a strong yet emotional girl who endures his hatred and cruelty with patience. Gradually, the hero realizes his mistake and discovers that what he thought was revenge was actually deep love disguised as anger.
The novel beautifully explores themes of revenge turning into love, ego breaking before emotions, and forgiveness healing broken hearts.
✨ “Aseer-e-Dilbaram” is a story of love’s power to conquer hatred, showing that sometimes, the one we try to hurt becomes the very person we can’t live without.
Introduction Of Writer
Fari Shah is a popular contemporary Urdu novelist known for her romantic, emotional, and intense storytelling. Her novels often revolve around love, revenge, misunderstandings, and the emotional growth of her characters. Fari Shah’s writing style captures the depth of human emotions, especially the struggles between heart and ego, making her stories both relatable and captivating. Her work is admired by readers who enjoy strong heroes, sensitive heroines, and dramatic love stories.
