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Friday, May 22, 2015

Aik teri ana ki khatir by Mona Safdar Online Reading.

Aik teri ana ki khatir by Mona Safdar is a very famous

 social  romantic  Urdu novel.It was published in monthly Digest.

Mona Safdar is famous writer who wrote many famous novels in


She is very popular in females because of her unique writing style.

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1 comment:

  1. I'm angry, almost losing my control. Why some Urdu novel stories try to make culprit a victim. I hate these mentalities and I'm sure writers are pretty much like those culprits in their real life. a man secretly married a lady because his teacher said so. He was already engaged to his cousin but he deceived his family and fiancé and got married to this stranger. Then he also married his cousin and never told her about his first secret marriage. After the first nonsense girl died, he took his young daughter to his second wife and acted as if nothing happened and writer also depicted the story as if it's totally normal to deceive, then bring a 23 year old girl to home and say this is your step daughter and accept her now. Even he expected her to behave normally. What a loser he was. Then the girl got involved with the fiance of her step sister and writer acted as she is innocent. I believe mom and daughter both did wrong to the second wife and her daughter. Heartless women, men and the writer. If you are truly helpless please don't make others helpless with your deeds. These secret marriages are a true fitna to this world and so these women who act innocent to attract others men are. Please don't upload such stories and discourage these writers as well

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