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The Pain He Hid, The Love She Saved | Dildaarm Episode 148 | Areej Shah Romantic Story”

The episode opens with Duaam telling Sardar Dildar that Bala has been sick with fever since last night. But Sardar immediately senses something fishy — Bala looks far too fine to be ill. Sardar playfully warns him that he’ll “treat” his fever in his own way — by keeping him out of his room for a week! Bala tries to make excuses, saying he has his “personal doctor” (his wife Bela) to take care of him. Sardar laughs but cleverly calls Bala’s bluff, asking him to send his “doctor” downstairs — since his own wife needs her help with medicine. Meanwhile, Sardar gently comforts Duaam, teasing her while secretly planning to confront Bala about something serious. The story then shifts to Raaga Daku, who lies awake haunted by the past — especially Sardar’s recent words that “Your daughter Fatima is like my sister Ishm.” Raaga remembers how his one cruel decision ruined Ishm’s life and turned her childhood into trauma. He realizes too late that Sardar treated his daughter like the sister he lost. Deep regret fills his heart — for Ishm, for Sardar, for everything. Elsewhere, Bela freshens up, ready to escape her “flirty robber” husband Bala. But when he enters, the teasing begins again — he calls himself her lawful husband and claims no veil or sheet can protect her from his gaze. His tone is both playful and romantic; he feeds her with his hands, reminding her of their intimacy from the night before. Bela stays quiet — she just wants to get out of the room without provoking him. Downstairs, Duaam tends to Sardar’s wound with care. Bela assists her, while Dildar winces in pain, holding Duaam’s hand tightly to hide his discomfort. The moment melts everyone’s heart — especially Bela, who sees the deep love between them. But then, Jamru rushes in: Bela’s mother, Rabaab, and brother, Inspector Rayyan, have arrived! Excited, Bela grabs Duaam and heads downstairs, relieved to escape Bala’s romantic advances. In the courtyard, Meero serves tea to Bela’s family. His innocent chatter wins everyone’s heart, but when Bela’s mother gently praises him, he suddenly tears up — confessing that he never knew his mother. Moved, she hugs him, saying, “I am like your mother now.” The touching moment softens everyone, even Sardar, who quietly watches from a distance. But the peace doesn’t last. Rayyan finally reveals the real reason for his visit. He brings with him a bag full of old police files and a story that shocks Sardar — Fifteen years ago, a constable named Rizwan Ahmad worked secretly with the then tribal leader Sardar Dilawar (Dildar’s father). Together they solved over 400 unsolved cases, bringing justice to the forgotten — until both men were killed, betrayed by corrupt officers. Now, Rayyan wants to revive that mission. He tells Dildar: “You are standing where your father once stood, and I want to stand where Rizwan stood. The law is blind, justice has been buried — let’s bring it back together.”