Yeh Ishq Nahi Aasan - Pasha, Naima Jafri
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Aibak Khan, the brilliant son of a king's servant, who plays the flute in the village, falls in love with Maharaja's beautiful daughter, Chandra Mukhi, who was born of noble lineage. The love story of Aibak Khan and Chandramukhi, also known as 'Mahrukh', begins in pre-independence India during the British Raj and Maharajas era. It spans over twenty-five years and eventually leads to the union of Aibak Khan's daughter, Gul-e-Lala, and the son of his master, Humayun Zafar.

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Aibak Khan, the brilliant son of a king's servant, who plays the flute in the village, falls in love with Maharaja's beautiful daughter, Chandra Mukhi, who was born of noble lineage. The love story of Aibak Khan and Chandramukhi, also known as 'Mahrukh', begins in pre-independence India during the British Raj and Maharajas era. It spans over twenty-five years and eventually leads to the union of Aibak Khan's daughter, Gul-e-Lala, and the son of his master, Humayun Zafar.
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Dr. Naima Jafri Pasha is an important female fiction writer who skillfully incorporates sensitive social issues into her work.Belonging to a famous literary family, Maiksh Akbarabadi was her uncle.Naima Jafri is a multi-talented individual, excelling as a fiction writer, researcher, and poet. She has authored numerous books, including works specifically written for children. Naima holds a Master's degree in Urdu from Aligarh Muslim University and a PhD from Jamia Millia Islamia.His PhD thesis on the poetry of Nazir Akbarabadi holds great importance. Additionally, she has been awarded several prizes by the Delhi Urdu Academy.She has authored several books such as "Farhang Kulliyat Nazir Akbarabadi," "Nazish Junoon" (a novel), "Tehzibi Farhang," "Dhoop ke Saton Rang" (Short Stories) and "Phir Kya Hua" (children's literature), among others.