Name: Berukhi
Genre: Drama
Cast: Hiba Bukhari, Junaid Khan, Nazish Jahangir, Iffat Rahim, Saba Hameed

About Berukhi

Berukhi turns a class-crossed romance into a tense family battleground. Sabeen (Hiba Bukhari) is cheerful, intelligent, and determined to build an independent life despite the pressures surrounding her modest home. Irteza (Junaid Khan), the kind-hearted son of a wealthy family, falls for her quickly but finds himself pulled between love and the expectations of his formidable household. Their path becomes thornier when Sabeen's materialistic cousin Maira (Nazish Jahangir) sets her sights on Irteza and treats marriage as a shortcut to status. Around them, class-conscious elders, old grief, and a calculating aunt keep tightening the trap. Ghazala Naqvi's drama works best when it lets affection collide with pride, giving Hiba Bukhari and Junaid Khan room to make the central relationship feel tender rather than merely fated. It is an accessible, emotionally charged watch for anyone who likes romance served with scheming relatives and high-stakes family pressure.

Editor’s Take

Hiba Bukhari and Junaid Khan give this old-school romance its heartbeat, but Nazish Jahangir steals the sharpest scenes with a performance viewers rightly praised. We enjoyed the push and pull between tenderness and family scheming, even when the serial stretches a familiar conflict across too many turns. Our one gripe? The finale feels abrupt and overly tidy, echoing the mixed response it received. Come for the leads' warmth, stay for Nazish's bite.

— PakMediaTrendz Editorial