Ishq Murshid: Exploring the Layers of Love, Fantasy, and Politics in Pakistani Drama
Love stories, with their enduring allure, often serve as a captivating gateway into the realm of passion, unpredictability and intricate relationships within television dramas. HUM TV's Ishq Murshid takes on the challenge of weaving such a tale, led by the seasoned director Farooq Rind, renowned for his work on popular serials like Ishq Zahe Naseeb and Pyar Ke Sadqay. The drama sets out to captivate audiences with its unique blend of romance, fantasy and political intrigue.

The plot unfolds with an engaging mix of unforeseen twists and romance, as scripted by Abdul Khaliq Khan. The initial episodes present a compelling narrative and introduces intriguing characters including Shibra (Dur-e-Fishan Saleem), a dutiful daughter and Salman (Noor ul Hassan), an honest government officer facing false allegations. The parallel track delves into Shibra's sister Sukaina's marriage challenges, impeded by her fiancé’s unemployment, and their expectations of Salman's assistance. The stage is set when Shahmeer (Bilal Abbas Khan) returns from the UK, instantly falling in love with Shibra and initiating a one-sided love story.