Mohra, starring Laiba Khan, Aagha Ali, Mikaal Zulfiqar, and Syeda Tuba Anwar, has gone beyond delivering drama – it’s sparked real, uncomfortable conversations. With powerful storytelling, it’s holding a mirror to the way society treats women, especially when they’re at their most vulnerable.
The emotional turning point arrives when Anooshay falls ill and learns she’s pregnant. Afraid and alone, she tries to reach Sikandar – the man responsible – but he, influenced by Areesha, believes she’s lying to trap him. While doubt lingers in Sikandar’s mind, he still chooses to walk away.
Meanwhile, their mother Kaneez is preparing for her daughters’ weddings, unaware of the storm brewing. Alizay discovers Anooshay’s pregnancy report, and the sisters’ confrontation only deepens the emotional turmoil. Then, during the Mayun ceremony, the truth explodes when the doctor reveals Anooshay’s pregnancy in front of everyone – and the wedding is called off in shame.
What makes Mohra so powerful is how it calls out society’s double standards:
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People judge without facts, instantly labelling women without hearing their side.
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Support disappears when things get tough. Fake friends vanish.
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Mothers bear the blame, especially single ones like Kaneez.
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Men walk free, while women are branded for life.
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Grief consumes silently, and in Anooshay’s case, fatally.
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Guilt by association destroys Alizay’s life too.
Despite it all, Alizay stands strong. Her pain is real, her silence powerful, and her next move could change everything. Will she seek justice or revenge?
Don’t miss the next chapter of Mohra, every Friday to Sunday at 8:00 PM on Geo Entertainment.
