Meri Zindagi Hai Tu
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu Drama Story & Cast Details
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu stars Hania Aamir as Ayra, a compassionate doctor whose strong principles guide her personal and professional life. Bilal Abbas Khan plays Kamyar, a charming but impulsive young man whose past experiences with betrayal have shaped his approach to relationships.
Their contrasting personalities create a connection that gradually develops into love. However, misunderstandings, deception and family pressures challenge their happiness, forcing Ayra and Kamyar to confront difficult questions about trust and commitment.
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Meri Zindagi Hai Tu Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Hania Aamir | Ayra |
| Bilal Abbas Khan | Kamyar |
| Meher Jaffri | Falak |
| Ali Rehman Khan | Khawar |
| Vardah Aziz | Fariha |
| Alyy Khan | Irfan |
| Javeria Abbasi | Beenish |
| Adnan Jaffar | Sohail Ahmed |
| Shamim Hilaly | Hakimzadi Begum |
| Arjumand Rahim | Nafeesa Sohail |
| Atabik Mohsin | Nadir Irfan |
| Shazia Qaiser | Not confirmed |
| Muhammad Fawad | Not confirmed |
| Fatima Gohar | Not confirmed |
| Shamoon Abbasi | Junaid |
| Angeline Malik | Erum Mansoor |
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Meri Zindagi Hai Tu |
| Lead cast | Hania Aamir and Bilal Abbas Khan |
| Writer | Radain Shah |
| Director | Musaddiq Malek |
| Producers | Humayun Saeed and Shahzad Nasib |
| Production company | Six Sigma Plus |
| Television channel | ARY Digital |
| Premiere date | November 7, 2025 |
| Original broadcast days | Friday and Saturday |
| Original broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Total episodes | 34 |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| OST singers | Asim Azhar and Sabri Sisters |
| OST composer | Asim Azhar |
| OST lyricists | Asim Azhar, Nadeem Baig and Kumail Abbas |
Ayra and Kamyar’s relationship begins with warmth and playful exchanges, but their different temperaments soon become important. Her commitment to honesty meets his impulsive nature, making emotional maturity and mutual understanding essential to their bond.
Their families and the people around them add further complications. Khawar and Fariha become important to the conflict, while the wider family circle brings expectations and loyalties that influence the couple’s decisions.
The drama explores love, trust, betrayal and redemption. As affection gives way to uncertainty, its central relationship examines whether sincere feelings can survive deception and whether damaged trust can be rebuilt.
