Background: Our current research emphases on exploring psychological ramifications of pandemic on urban residents in densely populated areas of Punjab, Pakistan. The COVID-19 pandemic has unleashed unprecedented challenges globally, affecting not only physical health but also deeply impacting the psychological well-being of individuals. Aim: The main goal of our current study is to expansively examine and understand psychological effects of COVID-19 on the urban population in Punjab. By identifying specific stressors, coping mechanisms, and changes in mental health, the study aims to contribute valuable insights for designing targeted interventions and support systems. Methods: A mixed-methods method will be employed to get both quantitative and qualitative data. Surveys will be distributed among a representative sample of urban residents, assessing factors such as anxiety levels, depression, and coping strategies. Additionally, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions will be led to capture nuanced experiences and perceptions related to the psychological impact of the pandemic. Results: The analysis of the collected data will offer the nuanced understanding of psychological effects of COVID-19 on urban residents in Punjab. Quantitative results will highlight prevalence rates of psychological distress, while qualitative findings will offer in-depth insights into the lived experiences of individuals. The study aims to identify common themes and variations in responses, shedding light on the diverse ways in which the pandemic has affected the psychological well-being of the population. Conclusion: This research will contribute to growing body of knowledge regarding psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in densely populated urban areas. By understanding the specific challenges faced by residents in Punjab, policymakers and mental health professionals may progress targeted interventions and support systems to mitigate long-term psychological effects. The findings will also inform future research and public health strategies to enhance resilience and well-being in the face of similar crises.