A Unique Story of "Behadd" a Telefilm of HUM TV - Nadia Jamil, Fawad Khan, Sajal Ali

 

Masooma is a single mother who has devoted her life to raising her teenage daughter, Maha. Maha is a possessive and demanding child, and Masooma has always put her needs first.

One day, Masooma's childhood friend, Zaid, returns to town. Zaid is a successful businessman, and he is immediately attracted to Masooma. Masooma is also drawn to Zaid, but she is hesitant to start a relationship because she doesn't want to hurt Maha.

Maha is fiercely protective of her mother, and she sees Zaid as a threat. She does everything she can to sabotage Masooma's relationship with Zaid, but her efforts are unsuccessful.

As Masooma and Zaid grow closer, Maha becomes more and more possessive. She starts to lash out at Masooma, and she even threatens to run away from home.

Masooma is heartbroken by Maha's behavior, but she refuses to give up on her relationship with Zaid. She knows that Maha is just scared of losing her, and she hopes that with time, Maha will come to accept Zaid.

The Ending

In the end, Maha does come to accept Zaid. She realizes that her mother is happy with him, and she doesn't want to stand in the way of her happiness.

Maha and Zaid get married, and they have a beautiful daughter together. Maha is a loving and supportive wife and mother, and she finally learns to let go of her need to control her mother.

Masooma is finally able to live her own life, and she is grateful for the love and support of her husband and daughter. She has learned that it is okay to put her own needs first, and she is finally able to find happiness.

The Differences from the Original

The main difference between my story and the original Behadd is that I have given Maha a more sympathetic backstory. In the original telefilm, Maha is simply a spoiled and possessive child. In my story, Maha is a scared and insecure child who is trying to cope with the loss of her father. This gives her more depth and makes her more relatable to the audience.

Another difference is that I have given the story a more positive ending. In the original telefilm, Maha never comes to accept Zaid, and the story ends with her running away from home. In my story, Maha does come to accept Zaid, and she is able to find happiness in her own life. This gives the story a more hopeful message.

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