Aangan

Ahad Raza MirAhsan KhanHira ManiMawra HocaneSajal AlySonya Hussyn
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Aangan’s OST, “Haari Haari,” features Farhan Saeed, Naveed Nashad and the Manwa Sisters. Naveed Nashad composed the music, while Mustafa Afridi wrote the lyrics.

Aangan Drama Story & Cast Details

Aangan is a historical family drama set in British India during the years surrounding Partition. Mawra Hocane plays Aaliya, a thoughtful young woman navigating a household divided by political loyalties, family disputes and conflicting expectations. Through her experiences, the drama explores how events outside the home reshape relationships within it.

Ahad Raza Mir portrays Jameel, while Sajal Aly plays the outspoken and spirited Chammi, whose affection for him complicates their family relationships. Alongside them, Salma and Tehmina’s stories reveal the difficulties faced by women when personal wishes clash with social conventions and family authority.

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Aangan Drama Cast

ActorCharacter
Mawra HocaneAaliya
Sajal AlyChammi
Ahad Raza MirJameel
Hira ManiTehmina
Ahsan KhanSubhan and Safdar
Sonya HussynSalma
Rabia ButtKusum
Abid AliMuzaffar Malik
Zaib RehmanMalkin
Omair RanaMazhar
Madiha RizviAaliya’s mother
Mustafa AfridiAzhar
Uzma BaigAzhar’s wife
Shehroz SabzwariDr. Ehsaan
Uzma HassanNot confirmed
Ali RizviNot confirmed

Aangan Drama Crew and Details

DetailInformation
Drama nameAangan
Lead castMawra Hocane, Sajal Aly, Ahad Raza Mir, Ahsan Khan, Sonya Hussyn, Hira Mani
Original novel and authorAangan by Khadija Mastoor
Screenplay writerMustafa Afridi
DirectorMohammed Ehteshamuddin
ProducerMomina Duraid
Production companyMomina Duraid Productions
Television channelHUM TV
Original premiere date20 December 2018
Original broadcast dayThursday
Current rebroadcast daysFriday and Saturday
Broadcast time in Pakistan8:00 PM PKT
CountryPakistan
LanguageUrdu
GenreHistorical, Family, Romance
OSTHaari Haari
Music composerNaveed Nashad
OST performersFarhan Saeed, Naveed Nashad and the Manwa Sisters
OST lyricistMustafa Afridi

Aaliya, Jameel and Chammi’s relationships develop within a household where affection is closely tied to duty and expectation. Chammi’s expressive nature contrasts with Aaliya’s more reflective outlook, giving their interactions with Jameel different emotional dimensions.

Salma and Tehmina’s experiences deepen the drama’s exploration of love and restrictions on women’s choices. Meanwhile, Muzaffar Malik, Malkin, Mazhar and Azhar belong to a generation whose disagreements and political beliefs influence the lives of younger family members. Rabia Butt appears as Kusum, a young Hindu widow whose story adds another perspective to the social setting.

Based on Khadija Mastoor’s novel, Aangan connects the fragmentation of a household with the upheaval of Partition. Its central themes include women’s independence, unfulfilled love, political identity and displacement, with the family courtyard serving as the shared space in which these tensions unfold.

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