The Pakistani drama 'Khushi' portrays the anticipation and conflict of the protagonists before their wedding.
Looking at his future bride, Khushi, Saim couldn't hide his excitement, saying, "How is my bride? I can't believe you'll be mine in a few minutes."
Saim asked Khushi if she was feeling shy, conveying his eager anticipation for the wedding.
With a promise to bother the groom, the friend pulled a cheerful prank. Answering the phone while Khushi was in the bathroom, the friend happily stated, 'I planned to bother you today.'
The friend said, "Actually, I felt like bothering you today. So I answered the phone. Khushi is probably in the restroom." This comment, hinting at bothering both the groom and bride, brought laughter.
Saim argued that if the Nikah happened today, Khushi would immediately become his wife. His friend, however, countered that there were still 48 hours until the wedding.
The friend emphasized, "Mr. Saim, 2 days is a total of 48 hours, and your wedding with Khushi is in 2 days," stressing that there was still time. But Saim insisted, "It's true I'm marrying Khushi in 2 days, but isn't the Nikah today?" claiming that with the Nikah, Khushi would immediately become his.
With guests expected to arrive soon, Ammar confessed to his mother that he wasn't feeling well.
He said, "Mom, I'm not feeling so good. I just have a headache," complaining of a severe headache, which worried his mother.
His mother said, "Son, you'll feel bad. It's our family event, and it's not good if you're not there. Understood? Good job. Take your medicine and come down quickly," instructing him to take his medicine and get ready quickly to come downstairs.
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