Starring: Humayun Saeed, Vaneeza Ahmed, Atiqa Odho, Shabbir Jan, Marina
 Khan, Huma Nawab, Mohd. Ahmed, Qaiser Khan, Qazi Wajid, Ali Salman
Written by: Mohammed Ahmed
Directed by: Marina Khan.
Produced by: Humayun Saeed.


A cute comedy, Tum Hee To Ho is probably the best play on air at the 
moment if you like light-hearted romances. Saira (Atiqa Odho) is coming
 back to Pakistan after doing her MBA in America to get married to her
 love of eighteen years, Shoaib (Qaiser Khan).Her cousin Maha (Vaneeza 
Ahmed), Shoaib and Shoaib's friend (plus Maha's colleague) Aazir 
(Humayun Saeed) are all involved with the wedding preparations. Aazir 
is a happy go lucky fellow, who loves Maha and wants to marry her, but
 she dislikes  his non-serious attitude.

A few days before the wedding, Shoaib has an accident and dies. Saira 
gets the news while she is leaving for the airport and she collapses. 
Her uncle (Mohd. Ahmed) and his estranged son Daniyal (Shabbir Jan) try
 to help her but all fails. Saira refuses to believe that Shoaib is 
dead. Things worsen till Maha comes to Las Vegas to help Saira.

Both Saira and Maha decide to improve things between Daniyal and his 
father, so they shift to Daniyal's and wreak havoc in their lives, 
especially Maha. Saira soon joins her uncle's office and starts 
controlling the business affairs. Things further brighten up when Aazir
 joins them as well. Aazir and Maha start helping out Daniyal and Huma
 Nawab with their theater work.


Things can't be all great so we have this really shady character of 
Danish Mirza (Ali Salman) who befriends Sana to marry her and get his 
hands on all her grandpa's money. She gets him a job at her grandpa's 
office and he starts embezzling there too. In the meantime Saira and 
Daniyal, and Aazir and Maha realise that they are made for each other. 
-by Gina

Comments: 

A very cute drama. Vaneeza and Humayun have great comic chemistry which
 makes for a great watch! Nice cameo by Qaiser Khan. Almost everyone is 
doing a great job. The Danish Mirza story is too cliched. The 
kidnapping of Sana was unnecessarily prolonged and just dragged the 
play. The last epiosed was hilarious! Thanks Marina Khan for such a 
refreshing play!


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