Leader
“Insaan Yahan,” the official soundtrack of Leader, is sung by Asrar Shah and Qasim Dahir, with lyrics and composition by Hassan Rai and Qasim Dahir.
Leader Drama Story & Cast Details
Leader stars Ali Raza as Mansoor, a farmer’s son who enters university politics with a determination to challenge feudal oppression and build a fairer society. His principles and political ambitions place him in conflict with powerful interests.
Kinza Hashmi plays Rubab, the daughter of the man Mansoor opposes. When Mansoor falls in love with her, his personal feelings complicate his political commitments. Their relationship brings together two contrasting backgrounds, raising questions about loyalty, privilege and the sacrifices demanded by their beliefs.
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Leader Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Ali Raza | Mansoor |
| Kinza Hashmi | Rubab |
| Farhan Tahir | Not confirmed |
| Ali Safina | Not confirmed |
| Yousuf Bashir Qureshi | Not confirmed |
| Muhammad Afzal | Not confirmed |
| Nadia Hussain | Not confirmed |
| Sohail Masood | Not confirmed |
| Samia Noreen | Not confirmed |
| Abdullah Ashraf | Not confirmed |
| Saqib Sameer | Not confirmed |
| Haya Khan | Not confirmed |
The additional supporting actors are included in HUM TV’s official episode credits. Character names are left unlisted where reliable confirmation was unavailable.
Leader Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Leader |
| Lead cast | Ali Raza and Kinza Hashmi |
| Writer | Radain Shah |
| Director | Asad Mumtaz Malik |
| Producer | Momina Duraid |
| Production company | Momina Duraid Productions |
| Television channel | HUM TV |
| Premiere date | March 28, 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Initially Saturday and Sunday; later Sunday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genre | Political drama, romance |
The production credits are confirmed by HUM TV. The drama premiered in March 2026 and later continued in the Sunday evening slot.
Mansoor and Rubab’s relationship develops against a backdrop of political opposition. His commitment to social justice becomes harder to separate from his personal life when his feelings involve the daughter of his opponent.
The supporting characters form the wider political and family circles surrounding the central couple. Within this setting, personal loyalties and competing ambitions add pressure to Mansoor’s choices as he tries to reconcile love with his goals.
Leader explores student politics, feudal influence, social inequality and personal ambition. Its central conflict asks whether affection can coexist with deeply held convictions when the people involved stand on opposing sides of power.
