**Nashtar Episode 01 [Eng Sub]  Digitally Presented by Happilac Paints - Danish Taimoor - Anmol Baloch — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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Episode 1 of the Pakistani drama Nashtar introduces Shah Dawood, a powerful man, and the rivalry and romance around him, including friendship tensions with Arbaz, a birthday party clash, and a family

## Key Takeaways

- Episode 1 establishes the central romantic and rivalry dynamics around Shah Dawood.
- Jealousy and unspoken feelings between friends drive much of the early conflict.
- Family power, aging, and servant loyalty form a parallel storyline involving Dastoor Ali Khan.
- The episode sets up mysteries such as the stolen ring and the consequences of the party clash.

## What the video covers

- Opens with a vlogger, Sundas, promoting Pakistani painters, interleaved with the drama's romantic setup around the hero Shah Dawood.
- A street harassment scene shows university girls confronting two boys who pester them, which is caught on camera.
- Bareera and her friend enjoy a heavy motorbike ride, with a planned donation camp for children with Thalassemia.
- Arbaz, jealous of Dawood's closeness to Tamseel, claims a romantic bond from childhood, which Tamseel rejects.
- At Dawood's birthday party, Arbaz clashes with Dawood, who orders him removed from the event, asserting the code he lives by.
- Dawood and Tamseel share an intimate conversation at night that hints at deeper feelings.
- The story shifts to the Dastoor Ali Khan household, where the once-powerful patriarch is now frail and dependent on staff and family.
- Faheem, a household servant, is accused of stealing a ring, raising tension inside the house.
- Charity themes (donation drive for Thalassemia patients) run alongside the personal and family conflicts.
- Overall the episode blends romance, friendship rivalry, class and family power dynamics, and a mystery over a missing ring.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Vlog intro and the hero's introduction
2. 05:00 Street harassment confrontation at the university
3. 07:30 Bike ride and donation camp plans
4. 08:50 Arbaz and Tamseel's friendship conflict
5. 11:14 Birthday party clash and Dawood's ruling
6. 13:40 Night talk between Dawood and Tamseel
7. 21:28 Dastoor Ali Khan household and the stolen ring

Answers

## Questions about this video

Who is the main hero of this episode?

The hero is Shah Dawood, a powerful and respected man whose birthday party and personal code of honor drive several key scenes. Characters around him, including Tamseel and Arbaz, are shaped by their relationships with him.

What causes the conflict between Arbaz and Dawood?

Arbaz is jealous of Dawood's closeness to Tamseel and feels threatened by it. The tension escalates at Dawood's birthday party, where Arbaz is accused of insolence and is removed from the event.

What is the ring storyline about?

A ring goes missing in the Dastoor Ali Khan household, and the servant Faheem is accused of stealing it. The episode ends with the accusation hanging over him, setting up a mystery to be resolved later.

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02:24

Speaker A

Whoa! Looking handsome! Look, there's your hero. Oh, come on. He's not my hero. He is.

02:55

Speaker A

Look at him. That unmatched aura. The undisputed king, Shah Dawood. The real question is whether you can actually win him over.

03:21

Speaker A

I don’t need to impress him to win him over. I just need to find my way into his heart.

03:27

Speaker A

Besides, how could anyone hope to impress a man who leaves everyone else in awe?

03:35

Speaker A

If he sets out to scale the heights, he'll climb any mountain. If he means to sound the depths, he'll dive into any ocean.

03:44

Speaker A

If he resolves to battle the storm, he'll meet the tempest head-on. Making a man like him feel the very essence of love will take a little time.

03:57

Speaker A

Love is my beginning. Love is my end. From my first breath to my last, I've known nothing but love.

04:12

Speaker A

That's my hero, Shah Dawood. Greetings! I'm Sundas, and welcome back to my YouTube channel.

04:32

Speaker A

As you can see, I'm at this gorgeous location. But you'll want to stay tuned, because I'm about to show you some masterpieces by Pakistan's greatest painters.

04:45

Speaker A

So, sit tight, because I have a lot more to show you very soon. Hey, why don't you film a video with us too?

05:00

Speaker A

Come on, just a scene in your vlog. Or a reel! A reel would be great. Just one, please.

05:03

Speaker A

Come on, it'll get you so many more views. Shut up. Enough of this nonsense, mind your own business and get lost.

05:10

Speaker A

We were just minding our business, miss. We've been trailing you all the way from over there.

05:14

Speaker A

Fine, at least give us your number. Get out of my way, please. You want her number, huh?

05:22

Speaker A

How about I give you my shoe size, right across your face! Have you two no shame at all?

05:27

Speaker A

Girls can't even finish their university projects in peace, because the likes of you show up to harass them!

05:33

Speaker A

Is that all you're good for? We can't even get our work done here. Go on, film your vlog. You know what?

05:39

Speaker A

Record them as well. Tell everyone we came here to study and these two are pestering us.

05:43

Speaker A

As for you, come here! How would you boys feel if we, as girls, did the very same to you? How would you like it if we harassed you on the street, talked filth, and demanded your numbers?

05:55

Speaker A

You wouldn't like it one bit, would you? If I catch the two of you bothering anyone ever again, it won't end well for you. Now get lost! Go!

06:06

Speaker A

Let's go, let's go. Come on, let's get out of here. Oh, and we caught it all on camera.

06:09

Speaker A

Now everyone will see just how twisted you really are. -What idiots, right? -Yeah. Let me see.

07:05

Speaker A

I've saved the entire video. Bareera! My heavy bike is finally here. Oh my God!

07:16

Speaker A

It looks cool, right? Your wish has finally come true, man. This definitely calls for a ride.

07:23

Speaker A

Yes, it does. But on one condition. What condition? I'll be the one riding it.

07:31

Speaker A

Why do you think I brought the bike to you first? So you could ride, and I'd enjoy the ride in the back.

07:35

Speaker A

But do be careful, please. It's a heavy bike. Genius. Ready? Help me. Bareera, slow down a bit!

07:53

Speaker A

Should I go even faster? Bareera, I'm serious, slow down! You’re a boy, and you’re still scared? Silly!

07:58

Speaker A

I'm not scared, Bareera. I just want you to be more careful. I'm worried about you.

08:02

Speaker A

Worried about me? Well then, we're going even faster! Watch this! You know, Dawood has no shortage of guards.

08:56

Speaker A

I've noticed you've been keeping a very close watch over him lately. In fact, right now you look more like his bodyguard.

09:06

Speaker A

So? Do you have a problem with that? Yeah, I have a problem. Especially where ego is concerned, I have a problem.

09:21

Speaker A

You know what, Arbaz? I know we've been friends a long time. But there are some things even a friendship can't stand, like the way you've been behaving lately.

09:31

Speaker A

-Can't stand? -Yeah. You know that since childhood, we've been more than just friends. Our bond ran far deeper than that.

09:45

Speaker A

In your mind. By the way, I know exactly what's been going through your mind these days.

09:53

Speaker A

Oh really? If you're so certain about what's on my mind, then you should know that my only love is Shah Dawood.

10:01

Speaker A

There's no one else. So, stay in your lane and remember that you're just a friend.

10:08

Speaker A

Let's keep that clear, and forget all about me. Alright? You said it so easily, telling me to just forget about you.

10:19

Speaker A

Neither can I ever forget you, nor will I ever let you forget me. You belong to me alone, Tamseel.

10:46

Speaker A

Is this all my feelings for you are worth? Let me show you how a man settles the score for being struck.

11:14

Speaker A

Dawood! At my party... on my invitation... how dare you treat my friend with such insolence!

11:27

Speaker A

We are both your friends, and I am a guest here as well. Besides, this is a personal matter between us. I'll settle it.

11:35

Speaker A

She's the one who struck me. So, will you do the same in return? Will you raise a hand to a woman?

11:44

Speaker A

No means no. Once a woman says no, that is the end of it. Her no actually means yes, and I know exactly how to settle my scores, so stay out of this.

12:00

Speaker A

You seem to be forgetting that this is my party. It is my birthday celebration.

12:06

Speaker A

These guests are mine, this land is mine, and even this sky is mine. If you try to live by your own rules here, you won't leave standing on your own two feet.

12:18

Speaker A

-Dawood, you... -That's it! Enough is enough. -You’re making a mistake. -After the despicable way you've behaved, don't expect any kindness from me.

12:34

Speaker A

Shah Dawood lives by a certain code, a code that not even Shah Dawood can bring himself to break.

12:43

Speaker A

-Rustam! -Yes sir? Escort Mr. Arbaz out of here with all due respect. Put him on a boat and send him on his way back.

12:55

Speaker A

He is not worthy of Shah Dawood's company. Carry on, everyone. And we're here! I must say, your bike is truly amazing.

13:39

Speaker A

I had a blast. As they say, a good friend in life is a blessing.

13:46

Speaker A

Which means I'm blessed, because I have you. Well, I suppose I'm blessed too, for having a friend like you.

13:54

Speaker A

Of course, that's true. By the way, I was wondering, want to go for another ride tomorrow?

13:59

Speaker A

Tomorrow might be a bit tricky. Actually, we're setting up a donation camp for children with Thalassemia.

14:05

Speaker A

We need to collect blood and raise funds for the little ones. In that case, I'll join you.

14:10

Speaker A

-You will? -Why not? It's a deal. See you tomorrow then? See you! Excuse me. Excuse me.

15:30

Speaker A

Shah... Dawood! Dawood? Why did you have to do all that? Me? What did I do?

16:11

Speaker A

It was all his doing. He simply didn't like it. I told him you can't bear to see anyone getting close to me.

16:24

Speaker A

He just wasn't happy about it. I’m only saying things didn’t need to get so dramatic.

16:31

Speaker A

I think you should realize that you are a guest at my event. The two of you turned it into such an ugly ordeal.

16:40

Speaker A

I didn't stir up any drama. He's the one behind that scene. You know how emotional and foolish Arbaz can be.

16:49

Speaker A

Heaven knows what notions he's cooked up in his head, as if I belong to him alone, which is far from the truth, I might add.

16:57

Speaker A

He just feels threatened the moment I mention how much you mean to me. Then why do you tell him such things?

17:02

Speaker A

Because you do. You are extremely special to me. What is that supposed to mean?

17:14

Speaker A

My eyes have never once sought any face but yours. Ever since I came to understand life, I've never imagined being anyone else's.

17:25

Speaker A

It's you, and nothing else. Have you ever looked into your own eyes? They're as deep as the ocean.

17:36

Speaker A

They're as silent as this night, and yet, they say so much. They have a story to tell.

17:42

Speaker A

But I feel you're forever holding yourself back. Just set them free. Let them speak their heart.

17:51

Speaker A

They're already speaking, but perhaps you simply can't hear them. And what exactly are they saying?

18:01

Speaker A

They're bidding you goodnight. Ouch. It's quite late. Go to your room and get some sleep.

18:13

Speaker A

Alright. Goodnight. Goodnight. Look at the irony of your fate and the many lives you've lived.

19:51

Speaker A

There was once a time when Mr. Dastoor Ali Khan carried such incredible grandeur. Even the most powerful trembled in your presence.

20:03

Speaker A

He used to rule the world with a snap of his fingers, and today, he's so helpless that he can't even lift a single finger.

21:16

Speaker A

Sheru, is everything alright at home? Yes sir. Everything is fine. How is Dad's health now?

21:22

Speaker A

Much better. Is Faheem reporting for duty on time? He hasn't taken any leave, has he?

21:28

Speaker A

No sir. He's on duty. Hey, is the kitchen still not clean? Come on, hurry up now!

21:47

Speaker A

Why is the sofa still being fixed? Straighten that sheet! -I'm on it. -Get moving!

21:51

Speaker A

I'll fix it right away. Hello there! Sir, you'll while away the whole day right there.

21:55

Speaker A

There are more windows to clean out front. Get to it, quickly! What is taking you so long?

22:01

Speaker A

You were at this same spot a while ago. Hurry up! Move it! Hey, did you clean the old master's room?

22:12

Speaker A

I did that first, sir. Mr. Dawood will head straight for the old master's room the moment he arrives.

22:19

Speaker A

Everyone knows that. You're a clever one, and you value your life. Sir, I'm just staying loyal to those I serve.

22:27

Speaker A

Yes. Good. As you should. Stay loyal, and be fiercely loyal at that. What won't a man do for a little bonus, right?

22:37

Speaker A

Clean over there too. There as well. Show your loyalty in every corner. Good work!

22:45

Speaker A

They're all slaves to a command. But the King himself returns today. Well Faheem your easy days are over.

23:30

Speaker A

Sir, we're collecting donations for children with Thalassemia. Even your hundred rupees could become a lifeline for someone.

23:36

Speaker A

Thank you, sir. Sir, would you care to donate to children with Thalassemia? Thank you so much, sir.

23:47

Speaker A

Sir! Why have you stopped here? The light is red, sir. Sir, we're collecting donations for children with Thalassemia.

24:21

Speaker A

Would you like to help out? The bigger the car, the smaller the heart. Reverse the car.

25:26

Speaker A

Alright, let's go. Greetings sir. Greetings. Welcome back, sir. Welcome back. Greetings sir. Greetings. Greetings Dad.

26:13

Speaker A

I'm back. How are you feeling? Faheem, is everything in order? Yes sir. When you're around, I'm a hundred percent efficient.

26:45

Speaker A

But when you're away, I become a hundred and ten percent efficient, sir. I don't expect more than a hundred percent from anyone.

27:03

Speaker A

A hundred is enough. I've no taste for people who overstep their bounds, Faheem. Right. Right, sir.

27:15

Speaker A

By the way, I've invited some guests tonight. Put together a grand party. I don't want the slightest grounds for complaint.

27:23

Speaker A

Don't you worry, sir. I'll arrange the party exactly as you wish. It'll be perfectly to your liking.

27:28

Speaker A

I won't give you a single reason to complain, sir. Thanks to this hard-to-please boss, I have to be on my toes around the clock.

27:49

Speaker A

Nurse! What's the matter? Did Dawood leave on his own? Didn't he take you with him?

28:07

Speaker A

What are you trying to say? Just come out with it. Only that whatever you're doing to Arbaz, you'll get exactly the same back from Dawood.

28:18

Speaker A

You seem very concerned about Arbaz. Why is that? Why shouldn't I be? Just as you're my friend, Arbaz is a very close friend of mine too, and everyone in our circle knows how close the two of you once were.

28:31

Speaker A

But ever since you met Dawood, his charm has so captivated you that Arbaz's friendship has become a burden to you.

28:39

Speaker A

Everyone could see how close you two were. Mind your words. What do you mean, close?

28:46

Speaker A

We were never that close. He was just a friend, and if he thinks we were more than that, that's his delusion, not mine.

28:54

Speaker A

It's not my problem, alright? Oh really? And what about the hope of marriage you gave him?

28:59

Speaker A

He loves you. I never gave him any hope of marriage. If he started dreaming it up on his own, that's not my problem, honey.

29:10

Speaker A

Besides, you ought to know that I've come back to Pakistan specifically for Dawood. What's more, Dawood doesn't much like me being close to anyone else, and what Dawood likes is what Tamseel likes.

29:20

Speaker A

I hope you've got that firmly in your head, and it seems you really do care for Arbaz, don't you?

29:26

Speaker A

So why don't you have him? Go for it! Because I couldn't care less. Honestly, I don't understand how you manage to read the morning newspaper at night.

29:53

Speaker A

I've heard something, you know. Stale tea and old news are equally distasteful. Forget the news, and enjoy your meal in peace.

30:02

Speaker A

When one is trying to outrun loneliness, even stale tea and old news feel like company.

30:09

Speaker A

Tell me, where are Kabir and Neha? Do they not plan to join us for dinner anymore?

30:17

Speaker A

You know what they say. When two people are enough for each other, there's simply no room left for anyone else.

30:27

Speaker A

Kabir, why don’t we go somewhere nice for dinner? I’m absolutely starving. Well, it looks like your wish has just come true.

30:33

Speaker A

Brother and Sister-in-law are here. Greetings. Greetings. Greetings. Come, sit down, children. Look, Bareera made some delicious meat curry today.

30:46

Speaker A

No Dad. We were actually just about to go out. You're going out? Brother, at least have dinner first.

30:51

Speaker A

I've cooked something special. We're going out for dinner, Bareera. Don't tell me you didn't know it's my birthday today?

31:02

Speaker A

I'm sure you saw my story on Instagram, yet you didn't even bother to wish me.

31:06

Speaker A

It's okay, really. It doesn't matter. Let's go, Kabir. We'll eat out. Sister-in-law, I'm so sorry.

31:12

Speaker A

Happy birthday. I honestly haven't so much as glanced at my phone all day. As for your birthday, it completely slipped my mind, otherwise, I'd surely have wished you.

31:18

Speaker A

We organized a blood donation camp today, and I've been caught up with it the whole day.

31:22

Speaker A

I barely had a moment to myself. That's why I just... There's no need to offer an explanation.

31:27

Speaker A

Come on, Neha. We're running late. It's okay. You enjoy your dinner. Dad, what are you thinking about?

31:48

Speaker A

You were right. When two people grow that close to each other, there truly is no room left for anyone else.

31:55

Speaker A

Oh, come now. I'm right here. I'll have dinner with you, and just so you know, the dish I've made today is so good, you'll be licking your fingers.

32:05

Speaker A

Give it a try and tell me how it is. It certainly smells delicious. -Happy birthday, Mr. Shah Dawood. -Thank you. Thank you.

32:55

Speaker A

God bless you, brother. I hope you're enjoying the evening. Yes definitely. Have fun. Happy birthday, sir.

33:03

Speaker A

Thank you. Your generosity is famous not just in this city, but far and wide.

33:12

Speaker A

I hear that besides Noorpur, you've also donated land in Sargodha for a children's school and a hospital.

33:20

Speaker A

That was quite a significant gift, and you did it all on your own. Please, you're making me feel embarrassed.

33:27

Speaker A

I feel as though I've hardly done anything yet. There's still so much left to achieve.

33:36

Speaker A

Besides, what's the point of having wealth if it can't be used to help those in need?

33:41

Speaker A

No, Mr. Shah, it's us you're putting to shame. You give with one hand, and your other hand doesn't even know it.

33:48

Speaker A

Please, give us a chance to serve as well. Or do you mean to keep all the good deeds for yourself?

34:30

Speaker A

What a bloody nuisance. Day in and day out, all I do is feed him, wash him, and clean up after him.

34:36

Speaker A

As if I’ve got nothing better to do. Oh disgusting. There's quite a party going on downstairs, and here I am, stuck cleaning up after this miserable old man.

35:41

Speaker A

Old man, can you hear me? I've been seeing you in this same state for the last five years.

35:54

Speaker A

Since death won't come for you, you might as well die of shame. Honestly, why does a lifeless, pathetic shell like you need a ring so vibrant, so sparkling, so exquisite, Dastoor Ali Khan?

36:21

Speaker A

Do me a favor. Just give me this gift today. I've been serving you all these years, haven't I?

36:31

Speaker A

I've been cleaning up your filth. I've earned at least this much. How does it look, Dastoor Ali Khan?

36:52

Speaker A

Sir, should I tidy up? Sure, go ahead. Clean if you like, or don't. It's not as if I own the place.

37:09

Speaker A

Happy Birthday to you, sir. Happy Birthday to you. Thank you. Has Dad had his dinner yet?

37:27

Speaker A

No sir. The nurse is still preparing it. Replace these flowers. They’ve been here since yesterday.

37:38

Speaker A

Yes, sir. I'll have them replaced at once. Where is Dad's ring? I'm asking you, where is Dad's ring?

38:00

Speaker A

Sir, I have no idea. I don't know where it's gone. What do you mean?

38:10

Speaker A

You're responsible for everything in this room. Where is my dad's ring? Tell him! Speak up!

38:19

Speaker A

Tell him, where is his dad's ring? Where is the old master's ring? Where did the ring go?

38:24

Speaker A

-What are you even saying, sir? -Tell us, where is the ring? I don’t know, sir.

38:27

Speaker A

You were cleaning in here this morning before I came into the room, weren’t you?

38:28

Speaker A

I’m no thief, sir! What are you even doing, sir? He must have hidden it, sir!

38:33

Speaker A

Go on, tell us where you hid it. You must have hidden it right here!

38:35

Speaker A

What’s gotten into you, sir? I’m no thief. Sir, I said I’m no thief. I could never do such a thing.

38:40

Speaker A

If you’re no thief, then what is this ring doing in your pocket? What? Sir, I didn’t steal it.

38:49

Speaker A

-Sir, I found it in his pocket. -Sir, I don’t know how it ended up in my pocket.

38:53

Speaker A

As if you don’t. Sir, I swear, I don’t know how it got into my pocket.

38:57

Speaker A

By stealing it, that’s how. I swear on my mother’s life, sir. I’m no thief.

39:00

Speaker A

I could never do such a thing, sir. Have you no shame? I’m no thief, sir.

39:04

Speaker A

You have the nerve to swear on your mother’s life while you lie? Faheem, show him exactly what happens to anyone who dares to steal from this house.

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