It is directed by Kashif Nisar and written by Faiza Iftikhar, starring Iqra Aziz, Imran Ashraf and Syed Jibran.

Sahir is a greedy young man, who works in a shop and wishes for a better future; whereas, mentally weak and childlike Bhola owns a mansion and agricultural land in a village, (which his paternal uncle, Nusrat Chacha, takes care of).

Noori's father makes a deal with Shokha, an aged smuggler, to free his daughter and marry her.

Sahir refuses to marry her, (as he was not sincere with his intentions), saying that she had spent a night in the lock-up and who knows if any lustful policeman had disgraced her.

Amma Jannate tells her the only way out is to wed, which will also fulfill her desire of living a respectable life.

It is revealed that 23 years before Bhola's mother made a wish at the Mazaar that she will sacrifice him and give him to a Peer.

She misunderstands the situation as the Peer being angry and that is the cause of the whole problem and says that if Bhola and Noori have any children she will leave the first one at the Mazaar but her daughter-in-law Noori explains to her that this can happen to anyone and we should not associate partners with Allah (God) and that if you have a child that is because of God and not a Peer at a Mazaar and that she is doing Shirk.

[4] Alongside Ashraf, Iqra Aziz was chosen to portray the female lead of Noori which was previously rejected by Zara Noor Abbas.

[9][10][11] The drama and its story has gained critical acclaim for various things; Imran Ashraf's performance as Bhola, Iqra Aziz's performance as Noori, Asma Abbas's performance as Amma Jee,[12][13] dealing with hidden social issues, such as awareness about mentally challenged people, wrong perceptions of society on castes and social status, misinterpretation of Islam and made up religious practices, and messages on sensitive issues.