Jab tak hai zameen
Author: Nayyar, Nasir Abbas
Genre: Short Stories
Short stories
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Deedam
Author: Rehman, Asma
Genre: Romance
Deedam, a Korean girl, is in love with her 15-years-older cousin and promised him marriage. However, she goes back to Korea and upon return, struggles to keep her promise
Rewaar
Author: Bhatti, Shabbir Ahmed
Genre: Short Stories
Short stories
Sulagtay lamhay
Author: Aslam, Ghazala
Genre: Short Stories
Short stories
Ishq Javdani
Author: Arbab, Gul
Genre: Romance
Romantic novel based on Punjabi culture
Bab-e-Duhar
Author: Meer, Meharun Nisa Shad
Genre: Religious / Social Novel
A philosophical and spiritual work that explores themes of time, memory, and human experience, drawing from Sufi teachings and Eastern thought
Qanoon jungle aur aurat
Author: Mughal, Tahir Javed
Genre: Mystery / Short Stories
Crime and investigative story about Nawaz Khan, showing an accurate picture of our society and its crime
Ladki, chor aur sipahi
Author: Mughal, Tahir Javed
Genre: Mystery / Short Stories
Collection of social, romantic and crime stories
Azam
Author: Abdul Ahad
Genre: Thriller / Crime
A revenge and crime based thriller
Niqma
Author: Sarim, Habibullah
Genre: Social Novel
Javed senses Arbab's anxiety and his hidden sorrows are clearly visible on his face and perhaps this was the right opportunity for Javed to read these writings. Javed decides to unmask himself with these writings after his son, daughter-in-law and children leave. He also knows what Arbab needs at that time. He places a bottle of wine and a glass in front of Arbab, which Arbab drinks sips and becomes drunk and Javed keeps looking at him carefully. Neither Arbab seemed to him like Arbab anymore. Nor did Babaji... Rather, he seemed to him like a rind who not only wanted to drink wine to forget his sorrows but also wanted to take a dip in it
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