best novels of urdu adab era
Dar e Yaar Se Dil e Yaar Tak by Izza Iqbal is a light-hearted romantic Urdu novel that revolves around the delightful tug-of-war between a pampered niece and her charming cousin—the beloved only son of her phuppo (aunt). The story unfolds in a humorous and engaging tone, where the heroine, burdened with preconceived negative notions … Read more
“Tumse Mohabbat Hai by Tanzeela Maqsood” is a light-hearted, mood-refreshing digest-based Urdu novel that offers readers a delightful escape with its charming and humorous storyline. The plot revolves around a couple who are unexpectedly tied in nikah by their families. While the heroine accepts the situation with a light heart and sass, the hero is … Read more
Bakhya Gar by Aasiya Raes Khan is a compelling Urdu novel that delves into the complexities of relationships, politics, and emotional bonds. The story revolves around Saaid, who is extremely close to his sister Darakhsha. On the other hand, the heroine, Sehar, belongs to Darakhsha’s in-laws — a politically-influential family. Bakhya Gar by Aasiya Raes … Read more
Mere Mehrmah by Noor Bano is a deeply emotional and soul-stirring tale that revolves around love, fate, and unspoken promises. The novel beautifully weaves the journey of two contrasting worlds one belonging to a powerful business tycoon in England, and the other to a simple, innocent village girl. Despite their different worlds, destiny brings them … Read more
Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan is a short, soft romantic Urdu novel that delicately weaves social issues with an emotional love story. The story revolves around Mazna, the heroine, whose marriage is being arranged when a sudden incident forces her to take sides—choosing between what’s right and wrong. She supports her cousin and calls out … Read more
The novel Siyah Hashiya by Saima Akram Chaudhry revolves around two interconnected families that of Dr. Hammad and Dr. Jalal, who are brothers. Despite being close relatives, both families are entangled in deep misunderstandings and unresolved conflicts. The story begins by narrating the individual struggles of various family members, especially those living abroad, and gradually … Read more
Muqadma e Dil by Nayab Jilani is a captivating and emotional novel centered around cousin marriage. The story of Muqadma e Dil revolves around a strict and rude hero and his innocent yet patient cousin. The hero, who is significantly older than the heroine, refuses to accept the relationship imposed by his family. However, circumstances … Read more
Sangam Dil Shikasta by Samara Rana is a compelling story of a contract marriage between Marjan and Mirha, where both characters are drawn together due to personal struggles and external pressures. The novel begins with Mirha, a young woman who lost her parents at an early age and lives with her uncle’s family. Her aunt … Read more
Mere Dard Ki Tujhe Kia Khabar by Umm e Abbas is a heart-touching story revolving around the lives of Dua and Faris, whose relationship undergoes significant trials after their arranged marriage. The novel begins in the present, where Dua is living with her four-year-old twins, a son and a daughter, at her mother’s house. She … Read more
Sab Chehray Gulab Huwe by Dur e Saman is a haveli-based Urdu novel about love, betrayal, and family conflicts, keeping readers hooked with twists and emotions. Sab Chehray Gulab Huwe by Dur e Saman Story Name: Sab Chehray Gulab Huwe Writer Name: Dur e Saman Genre: Revenge based, Love marriage, Arrange marriage, After marriage, Rude … Read more