About Chand Si Dulhan
Chand Si Dulhan turns a marriage bureau into a comic pressure cooker. Mrs Joji (Sadaf Aashan) makes a living finding suitable matches, yet her own 32-year-old son Sunny (Junaid Khan) remains stubbornly single. Then Parizay (Sumbul Iqbal) walks in: sharp-tongued, difficult to impress, and seemingly the last client Sunny should fall for. Naturally, he does. What begins as a professional matchmaking problem quickly tangles Mrs Joji's business, family loyalties, and her carefully managed expectations for her son. Saima Qureshi and Samina Ahmed round out the household comedy as every attempt to restore order creates fresh confusion. Written by Saba Hassan, the telefilm leans into clashing personalities, meddling relatives, and the absurd gap between arranging love for others and recognizing it at home. It is a breezy romantic comedy built around an irresistible question: can Sunny win over Parizay without turning his mother's marriage bureau, and their entire family, upside down?
Editor’s Take
Junaid Khan and Sumbul Iqbal give the matchmaking chaos a bright, teasing spark, especially when Sunny's easy confidence crashes into Parizay's prickly defenses. We also love how Mrs Joji's professional certainty evaporates the moment romance enters her own home. Our one gripe? The telefilm format rushes a few emotional turns that deserve more breathing room. Still, Saba Hassan's comic setup keeps the misunderstandings moving. Sweet, silly, and made for an easy festive watch.
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Episode 1 Chand Si DulhanWatch