Meem Se Mohabbat

Meem Se Mohabbat
Genre	Drama Romance
Written by	Farhat Ishtiaq
Directed by	Ali Hassan
Starring	Ahad Raza Mir Dananeer Mobeen Asif Raza Mir Khadija Saleem Zarrar Khan (See Full Cast)
Theme music composer	Shuja Haider
Opening theme	"Beqarar Yeh Dil"
Country of origin	Pakistan
Original language	Urdu
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	33
Production
Producer	Momina Duraid
Production location	Karachi
Running time	32–37 minutes per episode
Production company	Momina Duraid Productions
Original release
Network	Hum TV
Release	5 December 2024 (2024-12-05) – 10 April 2025 (2025-04-10)

Meem Se Mohabbat (Urdu: م سے محبت) is a 2024 Pakistani romantic drama television series produced by Momina Duraid Productions. It is directed by Ali Hassan and written by Farhat Ishtiaq. The series stars Ahad Raza Mir, Dananeer Mobeen, Asif Raza Mir, Khadija Saleem, and Zarrar Khan. It follows Ayat, known as Roshi, a carefree and bubbly young woman, and Talha, a serious and responsible man, and the slow development of their relationship.

Plot

Ayat Suleman (Dananeer Mobeen), known as Roshi, comes from a family of engineers, and her relatives expect her to become one herself. Talha Ahmed (Ahad Raza Mir) runs his father's civil engineering company and is a serious, responsible man. Talha's brother has died in a car accident, leaving behind a young son, Mohid (Abu Hurairah); Talha believes he is responsible for the accident and remains grief-stricken.

Roshi's sister, Mahi (Khadija Saleem), is disciplined and is their mother's favourite. Roshi has no interest in engineering and instead plans to marry, following the example of her aunt Saleeqa, to avoid further studies. Her mother, Sadaf, believes that comfort and affection have spoiled her. Roshi deliberately fails all seven of her engineering college entrance tests and celebrates the failure, during which she witnesses Talha's fiancée, Sabeeka, break off their engagement because of Mohid. Roshi's neighbour Rohail is interested in her, and his mother proposes marriage on his behalf, but Sadaf declines; Roshi later concludes that Rohail is not a suitable match for her.

Roshi's father, Suleman, who owns an engineering firm, arranges for her to intern at the office of his friend Abid (Asif Raza Mir). Talha, Abid's son, manages the office where Roshi interns; she takes the position reluctantly and only for the sake of the experience. On her first day, Roshi recognises Talha and, believing no woman would break an engagement without good reason, concludes that her new boss is dishonest; she nicknames him "Noyan" and considers him rude. Talha, in turn, sees Ayat as irresponsible, immature, and careless. She becomes friendly with Talha's father and, despite his usual intolerance of carelessness in the office, Talha tolerates her only for his father's sake.

Omar (Zarrar Khan), Saleeqa's son, is in love with Mahi. When his mother asks whether he likes a girl, he mentions Mahi, but Saleeqa misunderstands and instead proposes on behalf of her favourite, Roshi. Sadaf agrees, and Roshi is overjoyed, while Mahi conceals her disappointment upon seeing Roshi's happiness. Omar later realises the misunderstanding, informs Saleeqa, and explains the situation to Mahi, a conversation Roshi overhears. Roshi subsequently surprises both Mahi and Omar by arranging their engagement instead.

A new colleague, Shariq Arsalan, joins Ahmed Associates and befriends Roshi, who begins to like him without recognising his intentions. After overhearing colleagues discuss a malfunctioning office camera, Shariq attempts to take advantage of Roshi by asking her to stay late to finish a report, but his plan fails when Talha intervenes, drives her home, and warns her about Shariq's intentions.

Cast

• Dananeer Mobeen as Ayat Suleman, known as Roshi — Talha's wife, and Suleman and Sadaf's daughter. A bubbly, free-spirited nineteen-year-old who rebels against her academic, high-achieving family in favour of more carefree pursuits.
• Ahad Raza Mir as Talha Ahmed — Roshi's husband and Abid's son. A reserved, disciplined, and career-focused head of an architecture and engineering firm, who carries emotional trauma and cares for his nephew, Mohid.
• Asif Raza Mir as Abid Ahmed — Talha's father.
• Khadija Saleem as Mahi Suleman — Roshi's sister and Omar's wife.
• Zarrar Khan as Omar — Mahi's husband and Saleeqa and Jalal's son.
• Abu Hurairah as Mohid — Talha's nephew and Abid's grandson, a child affected by post-traumatic stress after the death of his parents.
• Faiza Gillani as Saleeqa — Omar's mother and Jalal's wife.
• Tehseen Wajahat Chishty as Jalal — Saleeqa's husband and Omar's father.
• Naveen Naqvi as Sadaf — Suleman's wife and Mahi and Roshi's mother.
• Tauseeq Haider as Suleman — Sadaf's husband and Roshi and Mahi's father.
• Beo Raana Zafar as Dadi Jaan — grandmother to Roshi, Mahi, and Omar.
• Arshad Mehmood as Dada Jaan — grandfather to Roshi, Mahi, and Omar.
• Rabiya Rizwan as Naheed
• Muhammad Hunbal as Rohail
• Zainab Mazhar as Sabeeka
• Naeema Garaj
• Laiba Shah
• Mekael Diwan
• Neha Khan

Release

The first look was released on 21 November 2024. The series aired on Hum TV from 5 December 2024 to 10 April 2025. It initially aired weekly on Thursdays at 8 pm; from 1 January 2025, it aired twice weekly, on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Director Ali Hassan stated that there would be no second season, and that the story had concluded as intended.

Reception

The series surpassed one billion views on YouTube. Critics praised its depiction of workplace harassment and the portrayal of family bonds, as well as its direction, while the age gap between the two leads drew criticism.

External links

• Meem Se Mohabbat at IMDb