As Azar and Sila's at-odds families come together for their wedding, differences in tradition, culture and most importantly style create a storm. Written by Mohammed Ahmed and directed by Marina Khan, this comedy of errors about a big fat Pakistani wedding.
As the wedding preparations are underway, Sila finds out about Azar's engagement with Dolly. Saima Chaudary is curious about the absence of Sila's father.
Sila's father Faraz arrives for her daughter's wedding but her mother Rabia and sister Ana are upset. A family photograph fails to bring Sila's parents close.
Sila is caught between a difficult situation as her mother asks her to make a choice. Dolly's growing interest in Nabeel makes Azar suspicious.
Azar's frequent meetings with Dolly makes Sila insecure and jealous. Rabia leaves the house and starts living in a hotel.
To make Sila happy, Faraz and Rabia decides to come together for a short time. Sila is upset and confronts her family for lying.
Sila and Rabia are upset upon the arrival of Sonia. Saima Chaudary is shocked to hear about her son Vicky's marriage.
Everyone leaves for the wedding and Sila is upset about it. Azar assures her that everyone loves her and is waiting for her.
