Arslan Asad Butt

Hadd is a gripping tale about fragile emotions, where passion drives the heroine to the furthest limits of devotion, ambition, and vengeance. As love intensifies, so does the darkness it can bring, revealing just how far one can go for love, and how destructive hate can become.

Sara, a lecturer with her own principles of life, is forced by her father, Ismadi, to marry Megat, a famous lawyer in Malaysia. After four years of dating, Sara feels that Megat's attitude is very much overshadowing her father. Sara decides to find her own husband and there is a misunderstanding with Ismadi. However, Sara's behavior gets attention from her mother and younger brother.

Hadd is a gripping tale about fragile emotions, where passion drives the heroine to the furthest limits of devotion, ambition, and vengeance. As love intensifies, so does the darkness it can bring, revealing just how far one can go for love, and how destructive hate can become.

Sara, a lecturer with her own principles of life, is forced by her father, Ismadi, to marry Megat, a famous lawyer in Malaysia. After four years of dating, Sara feels that Megat's attitude is very much overshadowing her father. Sara decides to find her own husband and there is a misunderstanding with Ismadi. However, Sara's behavior gets attention from her mother and younger brother.