Tere Bin drama Pakistani
Tere Bin, stars Wahaj Ali and Yumna Zaidi as lead characters. Considering the lead pair’s fan following and how desperately the audience wanted to see them together after the success of their previous collaboration, Dil Na Umeed To Nahi, it was expected to become a massive hit.
Produced by Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi, Tere Bin has been directed by Siraj Ul Haq and the story has been penned by Nooran Makhdoom. Apart from Wahaj and Yumna, who play Murtasim and Meerab, the mega drama features a star-studded cast including Bushra Ansari, Sohail Sameer, Sabeena Farooq, Hira Somorro, Fazila Qazi, Farhan Aly Agha, Haris Waheed, Seemi Pashah, Mehmood Aslam, Agha Mustafa and several others in key roles.
The opening scene introduces us to Murtasim, who hails from an influential feudal family in Hyderabad. Despite being rude and egoistic on most occasions, he is not really a bad person, unlike the “toxic” heroes that we have previously seen in the form of Shamsheer or Mir Hadi. The way he empathizes with the concerns of a farmer working for him shows a decent
and humane side to his character. On the farmer’s claim that his daughter’s safety is threatened, Murtasim barges into the house of his rival (Malik played by Mehmood Aslam) and threatens his son at gunpoint.
Murtasim threatening his opponent at gunpoint
On the other hand, we see that Meerab has been raised in Karachi by
Kash aaj koi marr jaye ye shaadi na ho”
::Kash Haya tum khud marr jao bas ye shaadi ho jaye
In another scene, we see that every single life decision involving Meerab has to be approved by Salma aka Bhabhi Begum (Bushra Ansari) and her brother is law, Anwar (Sohail Sameer). Their possessiveness towards Meerab gives an indication that she is not Waqas’s biological daughter. It eventually proves to be true in the following episodes, where Anwar reveals that he’s the real father.
When it comes down to economics, Meerab’s marriage with Murtasim would ensure no property goes out of the family. However, it was a pleasant surprise to see Murtasim as not a stereotypical avaricious individual who still maintains the same attitude despite finding out that his Chacha (Anwar) has transferred his property to his biological daughter. Murtasim has been shown as an enlightened young man who does not in
