About Dil Ke Chor
Two people who can barely stand each other suddenly find themselves married, and Dil Ke Chor turns that mismatch into the whole show. The bubbly, quick-tempered bride (Hania Aamir) and her reluctant, easily flustered groom (Momin Saqib) turn their new household into a running battle of pranks, petty rivalries, and the occasional stolen glance. Rubina Ashraf and Hina Dilpazeer round out the family as the elders trying to keep the peace, and more often stirring the pot, while a scene-stealing family cat wanders through half the chaos.
Written by Raheel Ahmed and marking director Shazia Wajahat's HUM TV debut, this Eid telefilm leans fully into comedy: mistaken assumptions, sibling-style bickering, and two stubborn people slowly figuring out whether they actually like the person they were forced to marry. It's a breezy, single-sitting watch built for a holiday afternoon.
Editor’s Take
Hania Aamir and Momin Saqib are pairing up for the first time here, and the bickering-to-affection chemistry lands: this is a genuinely feel-good hour that never tips into melodrama. Rubina Ashraf and Hina Dilpazeer add real warmth as the meddling elders. Our one gripe? Once the premise (two people forced together who can't stand each other) is set up, the plot doesn't do much more than repeat it, so a few stretches feel thin. Still, as a lighthearted Eid watch, it earns its laughs.
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- Channel
- HumTV
- Genres
- Drama
- Status
- published
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Episode 1 Dil Ke Chor | TelefilmWatch