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- A woman named Bakhtain visits her uncle Dawar with her depressed mother Taskeen, who lost her husband and brother recently.
- Bakhtain's fiance Waleed is upset that she didn't inform him about her trip and wants her to join him for a dinner with their friends.
- Bakhtain tries to explain that her mother needs her, but Waleed is unsympathetic and taunts her.
- Meanwhile, Bakhtain's cousin Ammara is also widowed and childless, and faces hostility from her mother-in-law Humaira, who blames her for her son's death.
- Humaira kicks Ammara out of the house and tells her to go back to her parents, who are also reluctant to take her in.
- Ammara's brother Saqlain tries to defend her, but Humaira is adamant and cruel.
- In another plot, a man named Yateem steals a ring from his boss Samri, who runs a funeral service, and gives it to his mother Fareeda, who sells it to buy a buffalo.
- Samri finds out about the theft and demands the ring back, but Fareeda has already spent the money.
- Yateem and Fareeda go to the shop where they sold the ring, but the shopkeeper refuses to return it and threatens to call the police.
1. A woman, referred to as Bakhtain, expresses her anger and frustration at a house she visits. She is upset and confused about what's happening in the house .
2. A man, identified as Waleed, arrives at the house in the morning and hides his visit as a surprise for Bakhtain. He is a part of the family and is well-received .
3. Bakhtain is given a gift, which she appreciates. The giver of the gift, however, is upset that Bakhtain doesn't show excitement after seeing the gift or the giver .
4. Bakhtain's mother is mentioned, and it is revealed that she is distracted and her mind is somewhere else. She is also worried about her daughter-in-law, Ammara, who is a widow .
5. A man, referred to as Samri, is angry about the disappearance of a valuable ring from the house. He believes that it was stolen and is upset about the loss .
6. Samri's wife is upset about the loss of the ring and is told to spend any money she gets from selling the ring on herself. She is also told not to show her face again .
7. The text mentions a family drama involving the death of Basit, Ammara's husband. The family is upset and disturbed by the incident .
8. Samri's wife, who is also Ammara's mother-in-law, is criticized for her behavior towards Ammara after Basit's death. The family is upset about her harsh words and lack of empathy .
9. Samri's wife admits to selling a ring that didn't belong to her. She is upset and apologetic about the mistake .
10. The family decides to take Ammara to their house, hoping that the change of environment will help her cope with her loss .
11. The text ends with a conversation between Samri's wife and Ammara, discussing their plans to leave the house .