The scene begins with a confrontation between Tabrez and a group of men who have taken a young girl. Tabrez demands that they hand over the girl and a scarf, threatening to shoot them if they don't comply. After a tense standoff, the men back down, and Tabrez takes the girl to safety.
The scene then cuts to a different location, where Tabrez is scolded by his brother, Bahaar, for going to their aunt's house without permission. Bahaar is angry and tells Tabrez that he doesn't want to have any relationship with their aunt's family.
The scene then shifts to a train station, where Tabrez is helping the young girl, Minsa, pack her belongings. Minsa is emotional and struggling to come to terms with the loss of her parents, who were murdered. Tabrez tries to comfort her and tells her that she should pray for their forgiveness and remember them in a positive way.
As they travel on the train, Tabrez and Minsa have a heart-to-heart conversation. Minsa is struggling to adjust to her new surroundings and is feeling overwhelmed. Tabrez tries to reassure her and tells her that he is there for her.
The scene then cuts to Bahaar's house, where Minsa is introduced to the household staff. Bahaar is cold and distant towards Minsa, which makes her feel uncomfortable. Tabrez tries to explain to Minsa that Bahaar is a good person, but he has a short temper.
Later, Bahaar and Tabrez have a conversation about Minsa, and Bahaar reveals that he is reluctant to get married. Tabrez tries to persuade him to reconsider, but Bahaar is adamant that he doesn't want to get married.
The scene ends with Bahaar's staff trying to persuade him to settle down with Minsa, who they think is a good match for him.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. A conversation takes place between two or more individuals, but their names and relationships are not always clear.
2. A girl is being taken to a new location, possibly against her will.
3. Someone named Tabrez is mentioned as the person who brought the girl to the new location.
4. The girl's parents are deceased.
5. A person named Brother Bahaar is mentioned as someone who has brought up Tabrez and is like an elder brother to him.
6. Brother Bahaar is short-tempered but good at heart.
7. The girl, Minsa, is tired and wants to rest.
8. Minsa is being kept in a large house with many men, which makes her uncomfortable.
9. Brother Bahaar is not married and does not want to get married.
10. Someone named Tabrez has put in a lot of effort to arrange a marriage for Brother Bahaar.
11. Brother Bahaar's first love is still in his heart, and he has not forgotten her.
12. The girl, Minsa, is going to live with Brother Bahaar and his men.
13. There is a court case involved, and Azam is the lawyer.
14. The court case is related to the murder of Minsa's parents.
15. The murderers will receive life imprisonment as punishment.
16. Minsa wants to avenge her parents' death and thinks life imprisonment is not enough punishment.