A lion decides that a new king shall take on the reins of Azad Nagar when he retires. When he retires a donkey is chosen as the king of Azad Nagar.

A modern day assassin, wanting out, is hired for one final job: to kidnap the kids of a local businessman. Things go haywire when it turns out he's chosen to return to the Middle Ages and bring back order to a kingdom in chaos.

The strongest theme in Dekh Magar Pyaar Say is it's avant-garde look and a strong, imaginative storyline, anchored in a quirky and amusingly observed reality. It takes place in an idealized version of the world. Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan provides the setting for a light, elegant yet complex romance, which includes elements of fantasy with all the negative elements magicked away. Dekh Magar Pyaar Say is the story of Annie (Humaima Malick), a girl who lives a life of make belief. She has a natural gift of breezing through life with a natural flair of beauty and allure, making her fabrications so powerful that occasionally even she can't help but cross the line between reality and fiction. But her world is not without 'reality checks' as not all her schemes work as perfectly as she hopes. After a series of adventures involving eccentric characters, by a twist of fate, Annie comes across an ambitious and quick-witted rickshaw driver who is known by the name of 'Billa' (Sikander Rizvi), an unforgettable journey ensues and both their lives are never the same again. Filled with delightful humor, beauty, twists, turns, surprises and everything in between, Dekh Magar Pyaar Say is a romance that would keep you enchanted and yearning for more.

This is the story of Craig Evans, an American expat living in Karachi, Pakistan. Craig is married to Insiya Zia, a Pakistani doctor. During a routine hospital round, contracts a virus called the MN-2. A devastating pathogen, the virus causes uncontrollable outbursts of violent rage. With no cure in sight, the doctors have no choice but put Insiya in a state of induced coma. Meanwhile, the virus continues to spread through the country. People infected by it are referred to as 'carriers'. The only relief is a drug called Sedare. It is manufactured by Ingenec - a local pharmaceutical company - and sold as an adhesive patch. It is so ubiquitous that in the market it is simply called the 'patch'. However, it's not a cure. All it does is calm the symptoms for a few hours. The patch is also useless in advanced stages of the disease. As Insiya's condition continues to deteriorate, it appears Craig has accepted her impending death. But when the dead body of an investigative reporter turns up in a sewer, it sets off a domino of events that leads Craigs to the mystery behind the virus...and to the last chance at saving his wife.