"Tere Mere Beech" is a story of desire, misdirection, love, regret and gathering. The story highlights the lives of Hareem and Fahad, both belonging to varied backgrounds however have normal attributes of desire for cash and common joys. Hareem is raised by her auntie who is married into a well off family. Her aunt and uncle's unconditional love has made her self-obsessed, self-important and discourteous, and she sees herself misfit among her own blood relations. Her uncle Shabir Sahib chooses to pass on his wealth to Hareem however dies in an accident before he could compose his will.
Episode 1
Hareem was adopted as an infant by Zahida, who only thinks of her as a daughter-in-law. Hareem refuses to acknowledge her birth mother, Nighat, who tries to reconcile with her, but visits to enjoy time with her sisters Nadia and Sadia. A shopkeeper, Fahad, shows an interest in her. Hareem's adoptive father, Shabir, is killed in an accident while coming to bring her home.
Episode 2
Shabir's brother Qadeer takes charge of Zahida's home, confining her for the iddah, so Zahida sends Hareem to live with her birth family.
Episode 3
Hareem overhears that Nadia is soon to marry, and becomes angry that Nighat kept this information from her. Hareem vows to marry a rich man before Nadia's wedding, and befriends Fahad.
Episode 4
Hareem tells Fahad that she wants to marry him before Nadia gets married, claiming that she is racing her sister. At the engagement party of Nadia and Ali, Hareem claims that she is Nadia's step-sister, shocking Ali and his mother Surrahya. Upset, Nadia refuses to consider Hareem as her sister. Ali's mother becomes angry and tells Ali not to marry into Nadia's family, as it doesn't know its own relations. However, Ali explains[clarify] to his mother, who accepts the engagement.
Episode 5
Ali happens to see Hareem and Fahad in a car; this provokes a fight between Nadia and Hareem. Hareem tells Nighat that Fahad is a businessman with family in Dubai, and that she has to say "yes" when asked about her nikah (Islamic marriage contract).[relevant?] Nighat refuses unless she is sure of the match, so Hareem asks for her marriage to be arranged in court. Hareem goes with Fahad to buy new clothes, and returns to find Zahida visiting and concerned. Hareem calls Zahida "aunt", provoking a fight about whether Zahida is Hareem's mother or aunt. Later, Nadia tells Hareem that Ali learned Fahad doesn't own the shop he works in, angering Hareem and pushing her closer to Fahad.
Episode 6
Ali asks his mother why she hasn't invited her friends to celebrate the engagement, concerned for Nadia's feelings. Hareem tells Fahad that she doesn't want to go to her old home because her uncle would confine her, which Fahad expresses guilt over, saying that they will fix that after they marry. Hareem tells Zahida she is taking her jaidad (ancestral property) in place of her uncle, but Zahida warns that Qadeer will kill her, and informs Nighat, who stops Hareem. Nighat notes that they still haven't seen Fahad's home, but Hareem has full faith that it will be good. Hareem goes to Sadia's room, where the sisters reminisce about music and dancing, and they start to regain their former bonds. However, when Nighat asks Sadia and Nadia to expose Hareem, Hareem overhears her and becomes distant, and the family capitulates to her wishes. Hareem is engaged to Fahad before many people, but her friend Areeba ominously asks Fahad about his previous engagement to Areesha.
Episode 7
Fahad tells Areeba that she is the only one who knows he is already engaged to Areesha, and warns her that Hareem would be devastated if she found out. Areeba entrusts the matter to Nadia and Sadia, who tell Hareem. Fahad tries to prove he was not engaged to Areesha, claiming that her brother was his best friend, and tried to make a match of them. Hareem judges Fahad innocent. Hareem is reluctant to attend Nadia's marriage, but helps decorate the hall with her sisters. As the next-oldest sister, Hareem receives a gift of 50,000 from Ali, which upsets Sadia. The morning after the wedding, discourtesies of Nadia's in-laws upset Zahida.
Episode 8
The newlyweds discuss the problems arising from their differences, now that they are living together. Zahida refuses to go to Nadia's home or her in-laws for the valima (marriage banquet) until an apology is made,[clarify] and becomes angry with Nighat for not heeding her words.[clarify] Ali's mother, Surrahya, similarly refuses to have dinner with Nadia's family. Nadia meets Ali's 1/2 eldest,[clarify] and thinks of him as her brother-in-law. Hareem discusses marriage with Fahad, and asks Nighat to teach her to cook Chinese food for Fahad.[relevant?]
Episode 9
Ali's brother Asad returns from a trip abroad. Asad jokes that he'd seen Nadia when she was born, starting an argument. Fahad convinces Hareem to visit Ali's home and try to settle the family differences, but they fight, and Hareem decides on a court marriage. She packs all her belongings, but when Fahad arrives, she tells him to leave. Fahad asks Nighat to accept the marriage, and she does. Meanwhile, Asad has lunch with Hareem and discovers that he likes her. Nadia warns Nighat that Asad is a bad man, and says that Hareem should marry Fahad quickly before difficulties arise. With this urgency, Nighat tells Hareem to marry without meeting Fahad's parents.
Episode 10
Hareem's wedding is celebrated, and they[clarify] go to a five-star hotel.
Episode 11
Fahad becomes tense when a man called Malik wants his borrowed car back from Fahad, and sends Hareem home. Later, Hareem goes to the shop that Fahad works at, and learns that Fahad is not its owner. Hareem confronts Fahad, who claims to be the partner of the owner, but Hareem doesn't believe him. She asks Nadia to get the details from Ali, and confirms that Fahad is not a partner in the shop. Hareem fights with Fahad, then returns to Nighat's home.
Episode 12
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Episode 13
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Episode 14
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