Nizaam
Nizaam’s OST, “Zindagi,” is performed by Sami Khan and Mughfirah Ijaz, with lyrics and composition by Sami Khan.
Nizaam Drama Story & Cast Details
Nizaam follows Ahsan, played by Usama Khan, a young man struggling to balance respect for his father with the desire to make his own decisions. His father, Shafeeq, portrayed by Nauman Ijaz, has strong expectations that shape Ahsan’s life and leave little room for personal choice.
When Ahsan falls in love with Hoor, played by Momina Iqbal, their relationship adds another challenge to his already complicated circumstances. As family expectations weigh on their future, Ahsan must navigate his feelings without damaging the bond he shares with his father.
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Nizaam Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Momina Iqbal | Hoor |
| Usama Khan | Ahsan |
| Nauman Ijaz | Shafeeq |
| Nadia Afgan | Shahnaz |
| Ayub Khosa | Fareed |
| Shaheen Khan | Rania |
| Saima Hussain | Dua |
| Daniyal | Shahzaib |
| Zunaira | Zoya |
| Biya Khan | Sofia |
| Naeem Badini | Shahyan |
| Aslam Khan | Shakir |
Nizaam Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Nizaam |
| Lead cast | Momina Iqbal, Usama Khan, Nauman Ijaz |
| Writer | Fatima Faizan |
| Director | Abdullah Badini |
| Production company | Multiverse Entertainment |
| Television channel | Green TV Entertainment |
| Premiere date | 16 September 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Saturday and Sunday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genre | Family, Social, Romance |
| OST | Zindagi |
| OST singers | Sami Khan and Mughfirah Ijaz |
Ahsan and Hoor’s relationship develops under the pressure of family expectations. Their affection brings the question of personal freedom into sharper focus, particularly for Ahsan, whose sense of responsibility makes it difficult to separate his own wishes from his father’s plans.
Shafeeq’s expectations are central to this conflict, while the wider cast includes Shahnaz, Fareed, Rania, Dua, Shahzaib and Zoya. The story places its central romance within a broader family setting, where individual decisions affect relationships beyond the couple.
Nizaam explores parental authority, emotional responsibility and the tension between duty and independence. Its central question is how young people can pursue love and personal ambitions while maintaining relationships with those who have shaped their lives.


