Mujh Mast Ko Bha Gai Woh Sanwali Novel by S Merwa Mirza
Novel Name | Mujh Mast Ko Bha Gai Woh Sanwali |
Writer Name | Rida Ishtiaq Ch |
File Size | 8.50 MB |
File Type | PDF Format |
Download Option | Available |
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Summary: Muj Mast Ko Bha Gayi Wo Sanwali
This novel is a romantic and revenge story that highlights the truth of personality, self-esteem and love rather than external beauty. This novel is for those who understand the “beauty of the heart” and give importance to dignity and feelings in relationships.
Main Character:
- Shehzor Shah: A self-willed, powerful, and emotionally closed person. He easily considers others as his slaves due to his power, arrogance and habit of control.
- Zeenat aliyas “Sanoli: A simple, Sanoli-skinned girl but with extraordinary self-esteem and intelligence. She is very dignified, bold, self-reliant and fearless.
Beginning of the Novel:
Shehzor Shah burns with the fire of revenge. He does not trust women, and he believes that every woman only wants to gain benefits. At the same time, he encounters Zeenat, who despite her low status and pale complexion, has a strong character and ideals.
Conflicts:
Shehzor tries to “teach” Zeenat a lesson, considering her a weak creature. But Zeenat’s reaction, self-restraint, and the way she prioritizes her ego shook Shehzor from the inside. Zeenat was the first girl in Shehzor’s unique world who refused to listen to him and stood by her principles.
This hatred, stubbornness, and ego gradually turn into a color of love where Shehzor feels himself a prisoner of this pale girl. He, who was used to bending others, is forced to bend before her personality.
Message and theme:
This story deals with prejudice based on skin color in society, a woman’s autonomy, self-esteem, and the power of true love. A character like Zeenat is a role model for today’s young girls, who convinces herself by making any apparent deficiency a strength, not a weakness.
Ending:
The novel ends with the triumph of love, forgiveness, and truth. Shahzoor becomes what Zeenat wants — a man who gives love, respect, and a place to women.