Abdul Rehman Pasha

Shankar Bhat practises black magic to get things done and fulfil all his wishes because of which his close ones suffer the consequences.

Abdul Rashid and Noor Jahan are a happy couple belonging to a middle-class family. One day, Rashid comes home drunk, upset, and for some reason fights with Noor. When she resists, in a fit of rage, he pronounces Talaq three times. The local mullah says that this constitutes a real divorce and Noor has to leave her husband's house. Mullah suggests that for Rashid and Noor to be a couple, the Koran has a way out and it is called Nikah Halaala: where a woman, after being divorced by triple talaq, marries another man, consummates the marriage, divorces again to remarry her ex-husband. Although Noor tearfully navigates this slippery slope to return to her husband and children, society at large has other plans.

Shankar Bhat practises black magic to get things done and fulfil all his wishes because of which his close ones suffer the consequences.

Shankar Bhat practises black magic to get things done and fulfil all his wishes because of which his close ones suffer the consequences.

Abdul Rashid and Noor Jahan are a happy couple belonging to a middle-class family. One day, Rashid comes home drunk, upset, and for some reason fights with Noor. When she resists, in a fit of rage, he pronounces Talaq three times. The local mullah says that this constitutes a real divorce and Noor has to leave her husband's house. Mullah suggests that for Rashid and Noor to be a couple, the Koran has a way out and it is called Nikah Halaala: where a woman, after being divorced by triple talaq, marries another man, consummates the marriage, divorces again to remarry her ex-husband. Although Noor tearfully navigates this slippery slope to return to her husband and children, society at large has other plans.