The conversation revolves around a family drama involving two characters, Meerab and Murtasim. Meerab's mother, Haya, reveals a shocking truth to her: Meerab is not her biological daughter. Haya is actually the daughter of Anwar and Nadia, and Anwar is Meerab's father. This revelation causes a rift between Meerab and the family, as they had always believed Meerab to be Haya's daughter.
Meerab, who has been engaged to Murtasim, reacts with disbelief and anger. She accuses Haya of changing her identity and causing her to lose her status in the family. Haya tries to explain that she and Anwar brought Meerab up, but Meerab refuses to accept this.
Meerab is also upset because she believes that her father, Anwar, wants her to marry Murtasim. This is because Anwar has been supporting Meerab's cause, which has now become stronger due to this recent revelation.
In the end, Meerab throws a question at Haya, asking who Murtasim is to her that she won't let him become anyone else's. Haya, realizing the gravity of the situation, decides to keep this information to herself.
1. The text contains a dialogue between different characters in a family setting.
2. The characters are discussing a marriage proposal between two individuals, Murtasim and Meerab.
3. Meerab initially believes she is the fiancé of Murtasim, but later learns that this is not true.
4. The whole family believes Meerab and Murtasim are engaged, causing conflict.
5. Meerab is not interested in Murtasim and wishes to leave the family home.
6. The dialogue between characters reveals that Meerab is not the biological daughter of the family patriarch, Waqas.
7. Meerab's biological father is Anwar, and her mother is Nadia.
8. The family is shocked by this revelation and Meerab's desire to leave.
9. Meerab expresses her desire to marry Murtasim, despite not being his fiancé.
10. The family is concerned about Meerab's safety and future.
11. The dialogue ends with Meerab's mother, Haya, warning Meerab about the consequences if she continues to defy the family's decisions.