Fraudulent businessman, Jan-e-Alam, manipulates young innocent girls who are chronically jobless, by giving them a job and subjecting them to improper advances. Many women working under Jan-e-Alam are constantly harassed, subjected to assaults, and slandered when they refuse the advances of their boss.
Danish Taimoor
Jan e Alam
Sanam Chaudhry
Maryam Naseer
Fraudulent businessman, Jan-e-Alam, manipulates young innocent girls who are chronically jobless, by giving them a job and subjecting them to improper advances. Many women working under Jan-e-Alam are constantly harassed, subjected to assaults, and slandered when they refuse the advances of their boss.
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