Bulbulay Season 2
Bulbulay Season 2 Drama Story & Cast Details
Bulbulay Season 2 brings back Nabeel, played by Nabeel Zafar, and his wife Khoobsurat, played by Ayesha Omar. Their household also includes Nabeel’s forgetful mother Mumtaz, better known as Momo, played by Hina Dilpazeer, and her husband Mehmood Sahab, played by Mehmood Aslam.
The family encounters fresh misunderstandings, unexpected visitors and everyday problems that quickly become complicated. Nabeel’s schemes, Momo’s confusion, Mehmood Sahab’s eccentric behaviour and Khoobsurat’s reactions drive the comedy, with each episode presenting a largely self-contained situation.
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Bulbulay Season 2 Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Nabeel Zafar | Nabeel |
| Ayesha Omar | Khoobsurat |
| Hina Dilpazeer | Mumtaz — Momo |
| Mehmood Aslam | Mehmood Sahab |
| Ashraf Khan | Mustaqeem |
| Shagufta Ejaz | Joji Begum |
| Faatima Nabeel | Chandi |
| Nyle Rizwan | Sona |
| Tariq Butt | Butt Sahab |
| Shahid Khwaja | Not confirmed |
| Namrah Shahid | Nirali |
| Khalid Anam | Siddiqui |
Bulbulay Season 2 Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Bulbulay Season 2 — بلبلے سیزن ۲ |
| Lead cast | Nabeel Zafar, Ayesha Omar, Hina Dilpazeer and Mehmood Aslam |
| Writer | Saba Hasan |
| Director | Rana Rizwan |
| Producer | Nabeel Zafar |
| Production company | MIF Productions |
| Television channel | ARY Digital |
| Premiere | Eid-ul-Fitr 2019 |
| Original broadcast day | Sunday |
| Original broadcast time in Pakistan | 7:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genre | Comedy, Family Sitcom |
Nabeel and Khoobsurat’s marriage remains central to the household comedy, alongside Momo and Mehmood Sahab’s relationship. Their competing priorities and contrasting personalities turn simple domestic matters into arguments, confusion and elaborate attempts to escape trouble.
Supporting characters expand the family’s comic world. Joji Begum and her husband Mustaqeem introduce landlord-related disputes and neighbourhood encounters, while Sona and Chandi bring the younger generation into the household’s adventures.
The sitcom focuses on family relationships, money troubles, social habits and the consequences of ill-considered plans. Its humour relies on recurring character traits, wordplay and exaggerated situations rather than a continuous dramatic storyline.
