Some stories begin in darkness - shaped by silence, tradition, and burdened by wounds passed down through generations like an inheritance. Yet, every darkness waits for its dawn. Staying true to its legacy of socially rooted storytelling, COLORS presents ‘Seher Hone Ko Hai’, a stirring saga of a mother who was forced into marriage at a very young age and now refuses to let history repeat itself. Determined to give her daughter Seher the freedom she never had, she stands by her dreams of getting an education and building a career. The battle to give her that opportunity is where this story begins. 

In the poetic lanes of Lucknow, Kausar fights to make Seher a doctor and set her free. But standing in her way is Parvez, Seher’s orthodox father, who plans to marry her off to Osmaan’s grandson Mahid, the heir to an influential family, even as Mahid seeks treatment from Dr Farid, a man of science. As Kausar races to save Seher from being married off to Mahid, the young girl stands at a perilous crossroads—will she rise into her own dawn, or be pulled back into the darkness her mother lives in?