The scene appears to be a drama about a family and their relationships. The story revolves around Kashmala, who has recently married Nosherwan Ghaznavi, a member of a wealthy family. Kashmala's mother, who is not on good terms with her husband, is worried about her daughter's well-being after the marriage.
Nosherwan's family is introduced, including his brother, Sarfaraz, who is unemployed and relies on his father's money. Sarfaraz's wife, Fiza, is shown to be unhappy with her husband's lack of ambition and his reliance on his father.
Meanwhile, Kashmala's husband, Nosherwan, is shown to be caring and loving towards her. He discusses his family's history and their enemies, who are jealous of their wealth and power.
Kashmala also receives a call from her past friend, Rumi, who is in love with her. Rumi is upset that Kashmala has moved on and is now married to Nosherwan. Kashmala reassures Rumi that she is happy and that Rumi should move on with his life.
The scene also shows the tension between Kashmala and her mother-in-law, who is upset that Kashmala's parents did not attend the wedding. Kashmala's mother-in-law is also shown to be manipulative and controlling, trying to assert her dominance over Kashmala.
Throughout the scene, there are also hints of a larger plot, including the mention of enemies and a possible threat to the Ghaznavi family.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Sarfaraz threatens his father, saying that if he talks to him disrespectfully again, he will see the worst in him.
2. Kashmala is feeling unwell and is advised to go out into the open air to feel better.
3. Nosherwan was attacked and his family is worried about his safety.
4. Amma Saeein and Baba Saeein did not attend Fiza's wedding.
5. Fiza's family is not happy about her marriage to Nosherwan.
6. Nosherwan's brother, Zawar, was murdered, and Nosherwan is worried about his own safety.
7. Fiza is worried that Nosherwan might leave her or get over her.
8. Nosherwan reassures Fiza that he will never leave her and that she is his priority.
9. Nosherwan's family has a lot of enemies due to their wealth and power.
10. Fiza's mother-in-law, Amma Saeein, is not happy about Fiza's presence in the house and feels that Fiza is not taking care of her properly.
11. Fiza's husband, Nosherwan, has sent her gifts and clothes.
12. Fiza's friend, Rumi, calls her and they discuss their past and Fiza's new life with Nosherwan.
13. Rumi tells Fiza that she should forget about their past and move on with her life.
14. Fiza's mother-in-law, Amma Saeein, is not happy about Fiza's relationship with Rumi and tells her to forget about Rumi.
15. Fiza's husband, Nosherwan, tells her that he has put their home in her name and that she should not worry about anything.
16. Fiza's family is discussing her marriage to Nosherwan and how it was a secret.
17. Fiza's father tells her that she should not have come to their house again and that she should forget about them.
18. Fiza's mother-in-law, Amma Saeein, is not happy about Fiza's presence in the house and feels that Fiza is not taking care of her properly.
19. Fiza's husband, Nosherwan, has sent her gifts and clothes.
20. Fiza's friend, Rumi, calls her and they discuss their past and Fiza's new life with Nosherwan.
21. Sumbul is helping Fiza with household chores.
22. Fiza's mother-in-law, Amma Saeein, is not happy about Fiza's relationship with Rumi and tells her to forget about Rumi.
23. Fiza's husband, Nosherwan, tells her that he has put their home in her name and that she should not worry about anything.
24. Fiza's family is discussing her marriage to Nosherwan and how it was a secret.
25. Fiza's father tells her that she should not have come to their house again and that she should forget about them.
Note: Some of these facts may be mentioned multiple times in the text, but I have only listed each fact once in the above list.