The Darkest Souls

  Ziyad Sultan , the villain from the novel Mala , was a man driven by his own ego and jealousy. His obsession with Sabreena, who rejected him for Mahir Fareed, sparked a chain of events that would destroy lives. In this blog we will discover nature of evil Ziyad possessed. A Sinister Plan: Ziyad's frustration with Mahir led him to seek revenge through black magic. He orchestrated a spell, known as Sihr-e-Ishq, which manipulated Mala into falling in love with him. This twisted act set the stage for a toxic and abusive relationship. A Life of Suffering: Mala, under the influence of the spell, married Ziyad, unaware of his true nature. He subjected her to physical and verbal abuse, beating her and breaking her spirit . The birth of their autistic child, destined to be taken by the black magic practitioner, only added to Mala's suffering. A Cruel Twist of Fate: Ziyad's cruelty knew no bounds as he stole the child from Mala, leaving her shattered and broken. But fate eventual...

  Ayekat , the villain from the novel Dashte Junoon , was not born evil. Her traumatic childhood, spent in an orphanage, laid the foundation for her future actions. Deprived of basic human needs, Ayekat grew up with an insatiable hunger for love, attention, and security. A Desperate Quest for Love and Acceptance: As Ayekat navigated adulthood, her desire for love and acceptance led her down a treacherous path. She manipulated and used those around her, including Wasama, a man who genuinely loved her. Her actions, though cruel, were a cry for help, a desperate attempt to fill the void within. A Web of Deceit and Betrayal: Ayekat's games of manipulation, clearly trying to drive Wasama insane triggering his fear of ghosts,  ultimately led to the brutal death of Wasama, a man who had loved her with all his heart. Her actions were a testament to the darkness that had consumed her, and the devastating consequences that followed. A Taste of Her Own Medicine : Muawiya, the man Ayeka...

Farishty , a name that once symbolized purity and righteousness, but ultimately became synonymous with deceit and betrayal. She is a character from novel Mushaf . Her story is a cautionary tale of how even the most well-intentioned individuals can fall prey to their own desires and become the very evil they once despised. Compassionate woman: Farishty's journey begins as a devout and compassionate young woman, always ready to lend a helping hand. She takes Mehmal, her sister, under her wing and nurses her back to health after a traumatic experience. But beneath her altruistic exterior, Farishty harbors a secret: her unrequited love for Humayun who happens to be the husband of Mehmal .   Her step towards being an evil: As Mehmal and Humayun's relationship blossoms, Farishty's jealousy simmers, eventually boiling over into resentment. She begins to manipulate those around her, using her knowledge of Islamic teachings to justify her own selfish desires. Farishty's trans...

Meet Sher Hassan from Carpe Diem , a name that will send chills down your spine. On the surface, he appears to be a harmless and obedient security guard in the film industry. But beneath this façade lies a sinister mind, driven by a dark obsession with beautiful actresses. His Stalking skills: Sher Hassan's skills as a stalker are unmatched. He can blend into the shadows, gather intimate details about his victims, and strike when they least expect it. His ability to manipulate and deceive is unparalleled, making him a formidable foe for even the most seasoned investigators. But what drives Sher Hassan's twisted desires?  His struggles with OCD and depression offer a glimpse into his troubled mind. His obsession with beautiful actresses is not just about physical attraction; it's about control, power, and a deep-seated need for validation. Sher Hassan's inspiration from a story about a king with seven beautiful wives is a chilling insight into his warped mindset. His g...

Asra Fateh , a name that evokes feelings of hatred, disgust, and sadness. Her story is a tragic tale of obsession, jealousy, and the lust for power. Asra Fateh from novel Halim is disgusting yet intriguing antagonist. In this blog, we'll delve into the twisted mind of Asra Fateh and explore what makes her one of the most detestable villains in modern fiction.   Her Obsession with Wan Fateh: Asra's obsession with Wan Fateh begins innocently enough, but soon turns into an all-consuming passion that drives her to madness . She manipulates and deceives those around her, including Fateh himself, to get what she wants. But when Fateh marries her out of duty, Asra's true nature is revealed.   A cruel Mother: Her treatment of Aryana, Fateh's sister, is particularly cruel. Despite pretending to be a loving mother, Asra orchestrates Aryana's brutal murder. This act of unspeakable cruelty sets off a chain reaction of events that ultimately leads to Asra's downfall.   Bu...

 In the world of literature, villains come in all shapes and sizes. But some stand out for their sheer cruelty, manipulation, and destruction. Rameez , the antagonist from novel Azazeel , is one such villain. His actions are driven by an insatiable hunger for power, wealth, and revenge, making him the worst villain to ever exist.  A Life of Destruction: Rameez's story is one of greed, hate, and destruction. At 58-60 years old, he has spent his life building an underground organization of terrorists and arms suppliers. His network is vast, and his influence is deadly. He has destroyed countless lives, not even sparing his own family members or even his right hand who had always been loyal to him, leaving behind a trail of blood, tears, and shattered dreams.  A Motive Driven by Hate and Greed: So, what drives Rameez to commit such heinous crimes?   The answer lies in his twisted past. Consumed by jealousy and hatred for his brother, Rameez's actions are motivated by a...

  The line between good and evil is blurred, often we try to be good but when we end up in a dark abyss of evil, we don't even realize.....  In the vast expanse of literary characters, few have captured the essence of complexity as Hashim Kardar , the enigmatic antagonist from the novel Namal . On one hand, he embodies the quintessential villain, ruthless and cunning, with a penchant for manipulation. On the other, he reveals a more nuanced side, driven by a deep-seated desire to protect and provide for his loved ones.    A Family Man: Hashim Kardar, the handsome criminal defense lawyer whose aura is unmatched is a family person. Hashim Kardar's love for his family is unwavering, and he will stop at nothing to ensure their well-being. He is a provider, a protector, and a patriarch, willing to make sacrifices for those he holds dear. His family is his Achilles' heel, and he will do whatever it takes to keep them safe.   A Self-Made Man: Hashim Kardar's rise to po...

 If villains are grey, so are the other people of each story. Only villains accept their actions but people don't and think they have the right to make the villain's already miserable existence more unforgivble... As I reflect on the novel Hinave , I am reminded of the complex and multifaceted character of Aman Malik , the antagonist. His journey is a poignant exploration of the human condition, marked by arrogance, brutality, and ultimately, shame. This blog post will delve into the intricacies of Aman's character, exploring his transformation from a self-absorbed brat to a remorseful individual, and the consequences of his actions.   Aman's Early Days: Aman's introduction in the novel Hinave is marked by his arrogant and entitled behavior. He is portrayed as a spoiled brat, accustomed to getting his way through manipulation and coercion. His actions are driven by a sense of self-importance, with little regard for the feelings or well-being of those around him. Ama...

Some villains are created due to circumstances but, some people are born evil.. In the realm of literature, few characters have captivated me as profoundly as Meharma Sultan , the enigmatic antagonist of the novel Bakht . As I traversed the pages of this gripping narrative, I found myself increasingly entwined in Mehrma's complex web of emotions, motivations, and contradictions. This blog post is an exploration of Mehrma's multifaceted personality, delving into the intricacies that render her both a compelling villain and a poignant, innocent soul.   The Villainous Facade: Meharma is an innocent girl who does everything solely to please everyone but, Meharmah's actions are undoubtedly driven by a desire for power and control. She manipulates those around her, using her intelligence and charm to further her own agenda. Her hate for fairy tales and ruthless ambition is matched only by her cunning, making her a formidable opponent. The Innocent Within: But still, as the stor...

I always say vilains are'nt born, they are made. As I closed the cover on the novel Bismil , I couldn't shake off the lingering presence of Qais Kambeer , the complex and conflicted antagonist. His character is a masterful creation, woven from threads of vulnerability, intensity, and a deep sense of humanity. In this blog, I'll delve into the intricacies of Qais's character, exploring what makes him both fascinating and heartbreaking.     Who is Qais Kambeer? Qais is a black eyed, curly haired and a hardworking guy who has a love for guns and embodies the traits of a ruthless and cunning villain, driven by a desire for power and control. His actions are often calculated and manipulative, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake. And yet, as the narrative unfolds, we catch glimpses of a deeply wounded and vulnerable individual. Qais's past is marked by trauma and loss, shaping his worldview and informing his actions.     The Love that haunts him: One of the mos...