Madaar OST
Madaar Drama Story & Cast Details
Madaar stars Humayoun Ashraf as Samar, a responsible young man who becomes his family’s main financial support after his father’s death. Through his growing IT business, he provides for his mother and siblings, but their increasing dependence gradually turns his generosity into an exhausting obligation.
Sumaiyya Bukhsh plays Zoha, an independent and outspoken young woman with her own views on love and marriage. As their lives intersect, Samar must balance family expectations with his personal happiness, while Zoha’s guarded outlook adds another layer to their developing relationship.
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Madaar Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Humayoun Ashraf | Samar |
| Sumaiyya Bukhsh | Zoha |
| Nida Mumtaz | Munazza |
| Fawad Jalal | Feroze Ahmed |
| Mizna Waqas | Haleema |
| Afraz Rasool | Wali Khan |
| Natasha Ali | Nighat |
| Maya Naz | Saman |
| Shazia Gohar | Zainab |
| Rizwan Ali Jaffri | Jalal |
Madaar Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Madaar |
| Lead cast | Humayoun Ashraf and Sumaiyya Bukhsh |
| Writer | Zartasha Mehmood |
| Director | Faisal Bukhari |
| Production company / Presenter | Multiverse Entertainment |
| Television channel | Green Entertainment |
| Premiere date | September 23, 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Monday to Friday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 9:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| OST | Tere Ishq Mein |
| OST singers | Ammar Baig and Nomal Rao |
| OST lyricist and composer | Sajid Hussain Chakoo |
Samar and Zoha’s relationship develops against the pressures of his demanding household. Their initial reservations gradually give way to affection, bringing Samar’s own emotional needs into focus after years of putting his family first.
The supporting cast portrays the wider family and social circle surrounding the central pair. Growing entitlement, jealousy and competing interests create tensions that affect Samar’s choices and relationships.
At its centre, Madaar explores the boundaries between responsibility and sacrifice. Its family conflicts and romantic storyline examine whether supporting loved ones must come at the expense of independence, self-respect and personal happiness.


