Aao Laut Chalein
Pakistani TV series or program
Aao Laut Chalein (Urdu: آؤ لوٹ چلیں, lit. 'Let's Go Back') is a Pakistani drama serial directed by Shahood Alvi, produced by Babar Javed, and written by Abu Rashid. It stars Shahood Alvi along with Naheed Shabbir, Asim Mehmood, and Azekah Daniel. It aired every Saturday and Sunday at 9:00 PM. The story is about a young boy, Kashan, who left his house in search of his mother, who lives in Sukkur with her second husband.
Synopsis
Aao Laut Chalein is the story of a boy Kashan who travels to Sukkur to search for his mother, Anila. Anila has been married to Ustad Roshan after getting divorced from her first husband, Aslam. After going through intense struggles, Kashan finally finds his mother, but she is unable to reciprocate the same feelings because Roshan does not want any association from her previous marriage. Anila tells Kashan to go back to Karachi, but instead, he begins to live a nomadic life. Kashan finally gets work in a car garage as a "Chota" without knowing that the garage belongs to Ustad Roshan. Ustad is unaware of this fact and gets very attached to "Chota".
When Kashan grows up, he has a garage of his own and specializes in vintage cars.
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