Muamma
The Muamma soundtrack, “Tanha Akeli Hoon,” is sung by Saira Peter, composed by Naveed Nashad and written by Fatima Najeeb.
Muamma Drama Story & Cast Details
Muamma is a psychological drama starring Saba Qamar as Jahan Ara, also known as Jiji, a mysterious homeowner whose welcoming manner conceals a calculating personality. She rents out part of her house, gradually becoming involved in the private lives and vulnerabilities of her tenants.
Usman Mukhtar plays Shahjahan Hayat, a figure connected to Jahan Ara’s past, while Ali Ansari and Anoushay Abbasi appear as married tenants Junaid and Mahira. As the drama moves between past experiences and present relationships, Jahan Ara’s motives become increasingly difficult to understand.
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Muamma Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Saba Qamar | Jahan Ara, also known as Jiji |
| Usman Mukhtar | Shahjahan Hayat, also known as Shanu |
| Maria Wasti | Zulekha |
| Ali Ansari | Junaid |
| Anoushay Abbasi | Mahira |
| Nabeel Zuberi | Zeeshan |
| Mahnoor Malik | Zara |
| Nimra Shahid | Asiya |
| Hassan Fareed | Ashiq Hussain |
| Anjum Habibi | Advocate Shakeel |
| Hina Rizvi | Mahira’s mother |
| Ahin Babar | Naveed |
| Syed Jibran | Sarmad Shahzaib |
| Shahzad Sheikh | Shahjahan Shaukat |
| Sidra Niazi | Ayeza |
| Mohammad Ahmad | Qadeer |
| Asma Abbas | Shahnaz |
| Sardar Sohail | Sarfaraz |
The ensemble includes Jahan Ara’s family, tenants and the people connected to her past.
Muamma Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Muamma |
| Lead cast | Saba Qamar, Usman Mukhtar, Ali Ansari and Anoushay Abbasi |
| Writer | Imran Nazir |
| Director | Shaqielle Khan |
| Producer | Momina Duraid |
| Production company | Momina Duraid Productions |
| Television channel | HUM TV |
| Premiere date | December 24, 2025 |
| Original broadcast days | Wednesday and Thursday |
| Original broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genre | Psychological drama, mystery, thriller |
The drama combines a domestic setting with a story about concealed motives and emotional control.
Jahan Ara initially builds relationships through warmth and hospitality. As she becomes more involved in her tenants’ lives, those connections reveal an unsettling imbalance between trust and manipulation. Her past gradually provides context for her behaviour without making her intentions straightforward.
The tenant couples, including Zeeshan and Zara, Junaid and Mahira, and Shahjahan Shaukat and Ayeza, bring different relationship dynamics into the house. Asiya, Jahan Ara’s household helper and confidante, is another important presence in her private world.
Muamma explores betrayal, loneliness, power and the lasting effects of emotional wounds. Jahan Ara’s morally complex character raises questions about how suffering influences behaviour and where understanding someone’s pain must give way to holding them responsible for their actions.


