Gulbahar

Gulbahar Drama Story & Cast Details
Gulbahar follows Sara, played by Sanam Saeed, and Sheheryar, played by Emmad Irfani, a married couple whose affectionate relationship faces pressure over their inability to have children. Sara is quietly determined but emotionally affected by the situation, while Sheheryar initially appears content with their life together.
Komal Meer plays Diya, a young woman from a financially struggling family that shares a close bond with the couple. As family expectations bring their lives closer together, questions about marriage, parenthood and personal choices begin to challenge their relationships.
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Gulbahar Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Sanam Saeed | Sara |
| Emmad Irfani | Sheheryar |
| Komal Meer | Diya |
| Bakhtawar Mazhar | Not confirmed |
| Shahood Alvi | Not confirmed |
| Sheikh Sabahat | Not confirmed |
| Humaira Bano | Not confirmed |
| Akbar Islam | Not confirmed |
| Sabahat Bukhari | Not confirmed |
| Saife Hassan | Diya’s father |
Gulbahar Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Gulbahar — گل بہار |
| Lead cast | Sanam Saeed, Emmad Irfani and Komal Meer |
| Writer | Aliya Bukhari |
| Director | Mehreen Jabbar |
| Producer | Momina Duraid Productions |
| Production company | Momina Duraid Productions |
| Television channel | HUM TV |
| Premiere date | 16 September 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Wednesday and Thursday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genres | Family, Social, Romance |
Sara and Sheheryar’s marriage forms the emotional centre of Gulbahar. Their bond is tested by the expectations surrounding parenthood and Sara’s unspoken longing for a child. Diya’s family connection to the couple introduces another perspective, bringing financial circumstances and personal commitments into the story.
Sheheryar’s sister adds pressure by encouraging a second marriage, linking the question of children with concerns about the family business. Diya’s existing family expectations further complicate the relationships. Through these conflicts, Gulbahar explores marital loyalty, social differences, family influence and the emotional weight of decisions made for others.

