In Episode 6 of “Aks,” the narrative shifts focus between Sher Dil’s social life and Chirya’s ongoing relationship with Barbi Doll. The summer season brings an influx of guests to Sher Dil and Sheher Bano’s home. Sher Dil’s large extended family, including cousins working in civil services and international organizations, frequently visit, in contrast to Sheher Bano’s quieter and less social life, having spent much of her time in the U.S. adjusting to Sher Dil’s lifestyle has been a challenge for her, but she now finds herself slowly engaging with his family, including his sister, Aiza, who is staying with them for the summer.

Sher Dil’s relationship with his family remains strong and lively, but the mention of a certain name—Aks Murad Ali—brings a noticeable change in his demeanor. This is not the first time Sheher Bano has noticed this reaction from Sher Dil at the mention of Aks. The episode explores how Sher Dil’s and Sheher Bano’s lives have been intertwined with the name of Aks Murad Ali. Through flashbacks, it is revealed that Sher Dil was once second in the civil services exams, losing the top position to Aks. Since then, there has been a lingering tension between them, and Aks’s accomplishments have always affected Sher Dil deeply.

Meanwhile, the bond between Chirya and Barbi Doll continues to grow stronger. Chirya recalls how they first met at school, and despite their differences, their friendship blossoms over time. Barbi Doll, though initially reserved, begins to admire Chirya, especially after seeing her sing during a school assembly, which solidifies their connection. Their relationship, although innocent, is marked by the social barriers that Chirya is aware of but still dreams of overcoming.

The episode further delves into Chirya’s ambitions, as she dreams of becoming a doctor and providing for her family. Her conversations with her grandfather, Khair Din, reflect her determination to break free from societal limitations. She visualizes a future where she buys a car and lives a better life, all while ensuring that she remains grounded and caring toward others, particularly those who cannot afford medical care.