Deewar
Deewar follows Sadia, played by Sunita Marshal, and Hamza, portrayed by Ali Abbas, as secrets, responsibilities and unspoken emotions create distance in their relationship. Their struggles also affect Afia, Ahmer, Bilal and Maria as they pursue their dreams amid financial pressures and family expectations. The drama explores complicated relationships, ambition and the emotional walls between loved ones.
Deewar Drama OST
Deewar Drama Story & Cast Details
Deewar follows Sadia, played by Sunita Marshal, a woman whose calm personality conceals emotional struggles and unspoken concerns. Ali Abbas plays Hamza, a man burdened by secrets, difficult choices and responsibilities that affect the people closest to him.
Their lives are connected to a wider family where personal ambitions, financial pressures and unresolved emotions gradually create barriers between loved ones. As younger characters such as Afia, Ahmer, Bilal and Maria pursue their own hopes, they must confront the expectations and conflicts surrounding them without allowing those pressures to define their futures.
Deewar Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Sunita Marshal | Sadia |
| Ali Abbas | Hamza |
| Mahnoor Sheikh | Afia |
| Meer Yousuf | Ahmer |
| Hashir Muhammad | Bilal |
| Nawal Parveiz Malik | Maria |
| Arooba Mirza | Nazeen |
| Ahmed Hussain | Shariq |
| Rizwan Ali Jafri | Not officially confirmed |
| Asad Malik | Not officially confirmed |
| Laila Wasti | Not officially confirmed |
| Adnan Jaffar | Not officially confirmed |
Deewar Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Deewar |
| Lead cast | Sunita Marshal and Ali Abbas |
| Writer | Maimona Aziz |
| Director | Adeel Siddiqui |
| Producer | Momina Duraid |
| Production company | Momina Duraid Productions |
| Television channel | HUM TV |
| Premiere date | June 19, 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Monday to Sunday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 7:00 PM |
| Repeat time | 11:00 AM |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
The central relationship develops amid secrets, misunderstandings and responsibilities that prevent the characters from expressing their feelings openly. Sadia and Hamza must navigate the emotional distance created by difficult circumstances while trying to protect their family relationships.
Afia and Ahmer represent the younger generation confronting love, education, financial limitations and family expectations. Bilal, Maria, Nazeen and Shariq further influence their decisions, sometimes providing support and at other times adding new complications.
Deewar explores family struggle, emotional separation, social pressures, ambition and the invisible boundaries people create around themselves. Its story examines how silence and unresolved feelings can gradually become walls between individuals who genuinely care for one another.



