About Ishqiya (Telefilm)
Hamna (Ramsha Khan) and Hamza (Feroze Khan) are college sweethearts whose intense romance collides with the expectations of Hamna's conservative family. Unable to admit the relationship when her future is decided for her, Hamna chooses silence, leaving Hamza furious and determined to force his way back into her life. His revenge takes an unnerving turn when he marries into the same household and draws Hamna's spirited younger sister Rumi into a conflict she does not understand.
Written by Mohsin Ali Shah and directed by Badar Mehmood, Ishqiya turns a broken romance into a tense family drama about emotional blackmail, secrecy, and the unequal burden of honour. Set between university memories and tightly controlled family homes, the story keeps tightening the consequences of one buried relationship. What begins as a sweeping love story soon becomes a trap, with every hidden truth threatening two marriages, a bond between sisters, and the fragile peace both families are trying to preserve.
Editor’s Take
Feroze Khan turns Hamza's menace into a charged screen presence, while Ramsha Khan gives Hamna's fear a quiet, uncomfortable weight. We also like how Rumi punctures the family's warped ideas about honour. Our gripe? The sensational plotting and stretched confrontations blunt a theme that deserved sharper handling. Ishqiya is messy, manipulative television, but its central trap is tense enough to keep us watching.
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Episode 1 ISHQIYA - MOVIE (4K)