Kaisa Yeh Ishq
Kaisa Yeh Ishq Drama Story & Cast Details
Kaisa Yeh Ishq follows Sila, played by Zoha Tauqeer, a kind-hearted young woman raised under the strict supervision of her grandfather, Ayaz Durrani, portrayed by Usman Peerzada. Her childhood engagement to Ali, played by Hashaam Khan, develops into a loving relationship that brings her comfort and hope.
Ali is devoted to Sila, but her grandfather’s rigid views and concern for family honour create obstacles to their happiness. As misunderstandings and competing feelings enter their lives, the couple struggle to protect their relationship while facing decisions made by those around them.
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Kaisa Yeh Ishq Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Zoha Tauqeer | Sila |
| Hashaam Khan | Ali |
| Usman Peerzada | Ayaz Durrani |
| Saima Hussyn | Sara |
| Salma Hasan | Nigar |
| Shahood Alvi | Ehsan |
| Noor-e-Sehar | Tooba |
| Sheikh Sabahat | Zaroon |
| Hussain Rajput | Not confirmed |
| Hamza Majeed | Not confirmed |
| Ushna Sheikh | Not confirmed |
| Fatima Gohar | Not confirmed |
| Sabahat Bukhari | Not confirmed |
| Sanam Iqbal | Not confirmed |
Kaisa Yeh Ishq Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Kaisa Yeh Ishq |
| Lead cast | Zoha Tauqeer, Hashaam Khan, Saima Hussyn and Usman Peerzada |
| Writer | Naila Ansari |
| Director | Abdul Ahad |
| Producers | Arslan Zeeshan and Badar Mehmood |
| Presentation | Geo Entertainment |
| Television channel | Geo Entertainment / Har Pal Geo |
| Premiere date | 12 August 2026 |
| Original broadcast days | Monday to Saturday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 9:00 PM PKT |
| Total episodes | 62 |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genres | Romance, Family and Social |
Sila and Ali’s bond grows from childhood familiarity into a serious commitment. However, their affection is tested when family authority comes into conflict with their wishes, leaving them struggling to make choices about their own future.
Ayaz Durrani’s attitude is shaped by his painful experience of his daughter’s love marriage, which influences the restrictions he places on Sila. Sara’s feelings for Ali further complicate the central relationship and introduce another source of emotional conflict.
The drama explores love, separation, jealousy and the consequences of controlling family decisions. Sila’s journey also raises questions about personal freedom and the balance between respecting elders and having a voice in one’s own life.
