After 25 years of self-exile abroad, Darwesh Khan returns to his village to reconcile with Duraab Khan and Channar Khan. He aims to end the longstanding enmity. Despite Darwesh Khan's message of peace, Duraab and Channar remain skeptical.

Duraab proposes a condition for the truce with Darwesh, demanding Zamdaa's hand in marriage for Channar. With no response, Duraab and Channar resort to committing Khaie. They kill all the male members of Zamdaa's family and abduct her.

The Khaie event leaves Husn Bano mentally unstable. Meanwhile, there is no sign of Badal Khan. Following this, Channar Khan marries Zamdaa and takes her to visit the graves of her father and brothers, who are buried in their own home.

Zamdaa cunningly devises a plot leading to the demise of Asfand, Channar Khan's second son, initiating her own calculated Khaie against Duraab Khan's family. Blaming Rahim Khan for the tragedy, Channar Khan decides to kill him.

Badal reappears, infiltrating Duraab Khan's residence in disguise. Meanwhile, Zamdaa discovers Barlas and Apana's love.