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 her in-laws, which hurts their ego and they break the engagement.

Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan

Story Name: Sahukar
Writer Name: Aasiya Raes Khan
Genre: Strangers to lovers, soft romantic, innocent heroine, caring hero, Social issues, after marriage mature writing style.

Summary Of Sahukar

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 her in-laws, which hurts their ego and they break the engagement.

At the same time, Hassan, the hero, lives near the haveli where Mazna’s wedding was about to take place. Due to the broken engagement, Mazna’s father decides to marry her off to Hassan—someone disliked by the entire neighborhood. This marks the beginning of their after-marriage story, filled with emotional development, trust, and romance.

Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan beautifully portrays how relationships evolve, and how assumptions and social pressure impact decisions. With subtle romance and layered characters, the novel explores family dynamics, societal expectations, and personal growth.

Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan is not just a romantic tale, but a story that speaks volumes about standing by one’s truth, facing consequences, and finding unexpected love.

Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan highlights that sometimes life’s most beautiful turns come through the most unexpected choices. With a perfect blend of simplicity and emotional depth, Sahukar by Aasiya Raes Khan is a must-read for fans of heartfelt fiction.

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Writer Introduction:

Aasiya Raees Khan is a prominent digest writer known for her compelling and thought-provoking stories that explore complex social issues and human relationships. With a talent for weaving intricate narratives, she has gained a significant following among readers of popular digests. Her works often delve into themes such as love, societal norms, and the challenges of relationships, with a particular focus on the nuances of second marriages. Aasiya Raees Khan’s engaging storytelling and vivid character portrayals captivate her audience, making her a beloved figure in the world of digest literature. Through her unique blend of suspense, romance, and social commentary, she offers readers not just entertainment but also a profound reflection on life and its myriad experiences.

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• After marriage
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• One side love
• Rich heroine
• Rude hero
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• Strangers to lovers
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SneakPeak

” یہاں کیوں بیٹھی ہو؟” بائیک جگہ پر کھڑی کر کے دروازے کی سمت آتے ہوئے اس نے جھولے پر بیٹھی مزنہ سے پوچھا۔
“کچن میں چھپکلی ہے۔” اس نے یوں گھورا جیسے اس کی موجودگی حسن کا قصور ہو۔
“اوہ یہ چھپکلی! آؤ دیکھتے ہیں۔”
“تم دیکھو تمھاری مہمان ہے وہ لیکن پہلے مجھے کچھ کھانے کو لا دو۔”
حسن نے کلائی سامنے کر کے گھٹڑی میں وقت دیکھا۔ ساڑھے دس بج رہے تھے۔ اسے آج دیر ہو گئی تھی۔
“تم ابھی تک بھو کی ہو اور امی؟ مجھے فون کیوں نہیں کیا ؟”
“آنٹی کو کھانا کھلادیا تھا۔ اس کے بعد کھانا بنانے گئی تو وہ نظر آگئی اور فون بھی کچن میں ہے۔”
اسے سمجھ نہیں آیا اس کا پھولا منہ چھپکلی کے لیے ہے یا اس کے لیے۔
“اندر تو چلو ، ہال میں نہیں آئے گی۔”
“آجاتی تو ؟” وہ جھولا چھوڑ کر اس کے پیچھے چلنے لگی۔ “کتنا بور ہوئی میں نہ ٹی وی نہ فون۔ میں کہہ رہی ہوں تم سے ہم دونوں ایک گھر میں نہیں رہ سکتیں۔۔۔۔۔”
وہ اچانک پلٹا۔ وہ اس کے بالکل قریب تھی، تھوڑا پیچھے ہوئی۔ “کسی ایک کو ہمیشہ کے لیے اس گھر سے نکلنا ہو گا۔”
“تم سے اچھی تو وہی ہے کم از کم اس طرح دھمکیاں تو نہیں دیتی ۔”
“تم ۔۔۔۔۔ تم اس کی سائیڈ لے رہے ہو۔۔۔۔۔۔؟” اس کو چھوٹا سا صدمہ ہی لگ گیا۔
“اس سے بھی پوچھ ہی نہ لوں، تم کیا کہتی ہو چھپکلی بی بی ل؟”
“بی بی۔۔۔۔۔؟” اس نے جھر جھری لی۔
” پہلے ہی بھوک نے ادھ موا کر دیا اور اس کی اتنی عزت افزائی پر میں کہیں فوت ہی نہ ہو جاؤں۔”