Ehsas-e-Zayan an Urdu Romantic Novelette by Ayesha Liaqat. The sword of time is merciless. Only the one knows who falls on it. There is hardly anyone in the world who is not injured by this sword of time. We can defeat anything, can surpass anything but no one can bring back the past time. Passed […]
Tanhai Ki Dehleez A Short Story by Danish Kamal. The praiser used to amuse him with his sweet words. He used to say, Sir we are happy to know that there are still contented people in this world like you, whose mind is not changed despite being at higher authority. Otherwise, even when people get […]
Baazi Jeet Ki (Winning Game) A True Short Story by SA Hashmi. Rustam asked for an excuse after Bakhtawar left and he himself didn’t stop there either. Then, less than half an hour, I had to attend a sitting at Yawar Khan where Rustam was dominating. After spending the whole night waking, I just started […]
Aag (fire) A True Short Story by SA Hashmi. It was very difficult to travel on the mountain path but the driver looked a clever and trained person. After travelling for about two hours, the car was stopped before a beautiful building in a village. All entered the hotel building silently. Hotel seemed packed with […]
Zeest-e-Gran an Urdu Social Romantic Novelette by Sadia Liaqat. Sweet conversation of Hassan that he told her the whole day used to resound in her ears the whole day and she used to work happily in her new home just like a butterfly. She never got tired by doing that. There was a mother-in-law and […]
Wafa Parast A complete Urdu Social Romantic Novel by M. Ilyas. Abdul didn’t know that this delicate woman is like a rock from inside. She has dominated even the male class. On the other hand, he had compromised with the circumstances instead of facing the challenges. Then he turned into a dacoit. Abida has grown […]
Raah-e-Farar A Short Story by Aliya Tauseef. For God’s sake sir, do something. This is the last hope I am left with. If something happens to him, I will be a living dead. She requested while cleaning her tears with her torn dopatta. Madam, be patient, your child will be alright. The doctor tried to […]
