Beti Ka Ghar Konsa
Beti Ka Ghar Konsa Drama Story & Cast Details
Beti Ka Ghar Konsa stars Momal Sheikh as Fizza, the eldest daughter of Muzaffar Ali, a caring father who considers his three daughters a blessing. Humayoun Ashraf plays Raza, the eldest son of Jahan Ara Begum, a wealthy woman who takes pride in having sons and looks down on families with daughters.
When Fizza and Raza marry, their families’ contrasting beliefs create tension. Fizza enters her new home hoping for happiness, but Jahan Ara’s hostility tests her patience and dignity, bringing the unequal treatment of sons and daughters into focus.
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Beti Ka Ghar Konsa Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Momal Sheikh | Fizza |
| Humayoun Ashraf | Raza |
| Ali Abbas | Ali |
| Namra Shahid | Ayeza |
| Saba Faisal | Jahan Ara Begum |
| Behroz Sabzwari | Mir Noman |
| Khaled Anam | Muzaffar Ali |
| Majida Hameed | Tehseen |
| Shehzad Mukhtar | Rehmat Ali |
| Nida Mumtaz | Suraiya |
| Maha Hasan | Nimra |
| Ali Ammar | Osama |
| Ayesha Gul | Begum Nawaz |
| Zunairah Rafi | Anaya |
| Sabiha Hashmi | Nusrat |
| Akbar Islam | Murad |
| Afraz Rasool | Nadeem |
| Fazyla Lashari | Anoushay |
| Agha Talal | Dr. Nasir |
Beti Ka Ghar Konsa Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Beti Ka Ghar Konsa |
| Lead cast | Momal Sheikh, Humayoun Ashraf, Ali Abbas and Namra Shahid |
| Writer | Seema Ghazal |
| Director | Zahid Mehmood |
| Producers | Abdullah Kadwani and Asad Qureshi |
| Production company | 7th Sky Entertainment |
| Television channel | Geo Entertainment |
| Premiere date | July 14, 2026 |
| Original broadcast days | Daily |
| Original broadcast time in Pakistan | 7:00 PM PKT |
| Total episodes | 65 |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| OST singers | Sahir Ali Bagga and Afshan Fawad |
Fizza and Raza’s relationship develops under the pressure of Jahan Ara’s expectations. Their marriage brings together households with very different ideas about respect and belonging, making Fizza’s search for acceptance an important part of the story.
Saba Faisal’s Jahan Ara Begum and Khaled Anam’s Muzaffar Ali represent opposing attitudes towards daughters. While Jahan Ara associates family pride with her sons, Muzaffar raises his daughters with affection and dignity. As further connections develop between their children, the conflict extends beyond Fizza and Raza’s marriage.
The drama explores gender bias, family pride, marriage and a daughter’s right to feel secure in her home. Through domestic tensions and emotional sacrifices, it questions the belief that sons bring honour while daughters must continually prove their worth.
