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Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj in Pakistan: 3,000 Minutes for Rs 750, Dial *4144#

Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj costs Rs 750 for 3,000 all net minutes and 3,000 SMS for a month. See the *4144# code, regional retailer prices and what it leaves out.

Ahmad Ali, author at Pakistan EraAhmad Ali4 min read
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Zong's Maheena Bhar Mouj gives 3,000 all network minutes and 3,000 SMS for 30 days at Rs 750. It also includes a free missed call alert and a free dial tune. Dial *4144# to subscribe. In some regions the retailer price is lower: Rs 700 in the South and Rs 650 in the Central region.

Most monthly bundles sell data first and add a few minutes. This one does the opposite. It is a calling bundle, and it suits a person who talks more than they browse. We opened Zong's Maheena Bhar Mouj page on 15 October 2026, and the facts below come from it. The page lists no data in this bundle.

Maheena Bhar Mouj costs Rs 750 for 3,000 minutes and 3,000 SMS

Zong lists 3,000 all net minutes, 3,000 SMS, a free missed call alert and a free dial tune for a month at Rs 750. The page does not list any mobile data. Divide the price by the minutes and you get Rs 0.25 for each minute.

ItemWhat Zong lists
PriceRs 750 consumer price
Minutes3,000 all net
SMS3,000
ExtrasFree missed call alert and dial tune
ValidityMonthly
Subscribe*4144# or SMS Sub mbm to 6464
Unsubscribe*6464# or SMS Unsub mbm to 6464

The cost for each minute is our arithmetic. It is a low price, but it holds only if you really use the 3,000 minutes. That is 100 minutes a day, which is a lot. If you talk 30 minutes a day, you use 900 minutes a month, and the price for each minute you use is closer to Rs 0.83.

Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj with 3,000 minutes and 3,000 SMS for Rs 750

The price is lower for retailer purchases in the South and Central regions

Zong's page adds two notes. In the South region, the retailer channel price is Rs 700. In the Central region, it is Rs 650. These are lower than the Rs 750 consumer price on the page.

The page does not define the South and Central regions or explain how the retailer channel works. It also does not say whether the same bundle bought by code in those regions costs Rs 750 or less. So ask your retailer which price applies before you recharge. Keep the receipt or the confirmation text as proof.

Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj price by region: Rs 750, Rs 700 and Rs 650

The missed call alert and dial tune turn on by themselves

Zong says the dial tune and the missed call alert are free and start automatically when you subscribe to the bundle. You do not need to activate them. The dial tune is the song callers hear while they wait for you to answer.

The missed call alert is a text that tells you who called while your phone was off or out of coverage. Both services are part of the bundle, so Zong says there are no extra charges. The page does not say what happens to them when the bundle ends, so check the confirmation text, and use your usual unsubscribe route if you do not want them.

  1. Dial *4144# from the Zong SIM.
  2. Confirm the bundle if the screen asks.
  3. Read the confirmation text and save it.
  4. Check the minutes the next day.
  5. Note the end date so you can buy again.
Steps to subscribe to Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj by dialling *4144#

Buy data separately, because this bundle has none

Maheena Bhar Mouj does not list data. You need a second bundle if you use the internet. A small weekly or monthly data bundle works well beside it. The steps to subscribe to a Zong monthly internet package show the usual route.

Zong says taxes and price may vary by subscriber location. Its other pages state advance income tax of 15 per cent on recharge, so the amount deducted may be more than Rs 750. We did not buy the bundle and cannot give a tax-inclusive figure. If a deduction looks wrong, check remaining Zong MBs and minutes first, then read the PTA telecom complaint guide.

Know the limits before you call a lot

Zong's page does not describe any daily cap, any list of excluded numbers, or what happens when the 3,000 minutes finish. The usual rule is that standard rates apply after an allowance ends, but Zong does not state it on this page.

Premium and short code numbers are normally outside such offers. We did not find that rule on this page, so treat calls to special numbers with care. Ask Zong before you rely on the bundle for a business line. If you are building a call routine around the offer, test it for one day and read the balance after each call.

Common questions about Zong Maheena Bhar Mouj

What is the code for Maheena Bhar Mouj?

Dial *4144# or send Sub mbm to 6464. To stop it, dial *6464# or send Unsub mbm to 6464.

How much does Maheena Bhar Mouj cost?

Zong lists Rs 750. The page says the retailer channel price is Rs 700 in the South and Rs 650 in the Central region.

Does the bundle include internet data?

No. Zong's page lists 3,000 all net minutes and 3,000 SMS, with a free missed call alert and dial tune.

Do the minutes work on other networks?

Yes. Zong calls them all net minutes, which means calls to any network.

Does it renew automatically?

No. Zong's page says it does not renew by itself. Buy it again when the month ends.

Can postpaid customers subscribe?

No. Zong says postpaid and mobile broadband or internet SIM users cannot subscribe.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 15 October 2026. The price, regional retailer prices, minutes, SMS, extras, codes and eligibility come from Zong's Maheena Bhar Mouj page at zong.com.pk, which we opened on 15 October 2026. Cost for each minute is our arithmetic. The tax comment comes from Zong's weekly social offer page. We did not buy the bundle or test a call. Zong can change offers without notice, so confirm on your phone before you pay.

About the author

Ahmad Ali, author at Pakistan Era

Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer

Ahmad Ali

Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.

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