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Imran was having a day in his life when he stumbled upon a secret message. Inadvertently. Now that he is involved, he cannot step back until he has solved the mystery. In apparently unrelated events, Imran has to find a pattern and a criminal.

The mountains are bleeding. No one is missing but the blood is real and running. The matters become stranger when a Foreign Office is stirred with some happenings. The underlying secrets will shake the foundations of the Foreign Office.

This is the end. Imran is aware of it. But he cannot give Alfansay the satisfaction of winning. He must do his best. Imran is cool-headed. And that is when the game becomes deathly.

Imran is stuck in Daraab Castle. The serene beautiful place is teeming with a conspiracy. A conspiracy which, if executed, will shatter the peace of the valley. Imran will have to uncover the villain on his own.

The story continues with a bloody game. Where Theresia cannot decide if she should leave Imran alone or not. Imran cannot compromise his principles even if he has to break Theresia’s heart.

The end of a kingdom is coming. It revolves around a mysterious statue which takes Faridi and Hameed to a fascinating journey. This adventure teaches us about betrayal, loyalty, friendship and humanity. And then it comes to an even peculiar climax.

The police have identified the death of a blackmailer as a suicide but Faridi smells foul play and murder. Yet he has to go away for a dog exhibition and Hameed takes matters into his own hands–but, really?

This is a story of a failed society. A story of a helpless woman and how she turns the tables to save the innocence of this universe. This story will jolt you out of slumber. The people in it will force you to rethink the ways the world works and mend it for the sake of the coming generations.

A chilling game is being played in a jungle. The clues disappear on their own and the police suspect paranormal activity. Faridi is adamant to prove it otherwise. But how? Would criminals make a mistake? Hameed can’t get his head around the beauty of Saroj.

Everything is strange about the haveli of Nawwab Rashid-uz-Zaman. His brother behaves like a toddler. Servants have to carry him everywhere. Strange voices of wild animals emit from within the haveli. And on top of it, Tariq, a dear friend of Nawwab has strange ways and an even stranger pet.

Faridi wants blood for blood. He won’t settle for less. He knows Jabir’s plans and he won’t let Jabir win. How will Faridi stop him?

A one of a kind robbery occurs in a bank. The robbers didn’t take money. Faridi has to throw some punches to get the information. The robbers, it seems, became victims of their own plans.

There have been multiple strange thefts in the city and the police are helpless. The thieves always get away. Faridi and Hameed have to part ways. Hameed is anxious. A filthy dangerous man tries to scare Hameed away, but Hameed can’t back down. And all this time, Hameed does not know where Faridi is.

Sometimes Hameed can become way more useful than he intended. And this time he has stumbled upon spies. Faridi will get to exercise a lot after a long while.

A girl involves Hameed in a practical joke not knowing a Pandora's box of mysteries and blood is going to open soon. This story will compel you to question the way we think and understand the world around us.

A metaphysical mystery that connects spirituality, destiny, philosophy, psychology, and religious beliefs, all together. Discover a hidden treasure in a fort and unveil the secrets of life.

Strange voices are heard from an abandoned house. But another shocking thing is; the murderer is murdered. Who was so daring to dodge the bloodhound? What was the secret of the voices? Are the voices and the murder related?

Double trouble arrives at Faridi’s doorstep. And Hameed cannot have enough of it. The look-alikes have troubled everyone. But are they as innocent as they seem to be? OR is there a nasty game in the making at Zaheer Mansion?

A dancer was found screaming in the dark, “That is my handkerchief” before she was slain. But who kills someone for a handkerchief?

An old man wanted to live a peaceful life not knowing the enemy waits in the dark. A family that will repulse everyone. But look around, do we garner these families inside our homes?