Raqaas Drama Story & Cast Details
Raqaas stars Danyal Zafar as Hamza, a reclusive musician and painter, and Komal Meer as Urooj, a young woman whose artistic aspirations clash with family expectations. Their connection opens a space for affection and self-expression, but emotional uncertainty complicates their relationship.
Set against a backdrop of family pressure and unresolved trauma, the drama explores the boundaries between love and obsession, freedom and control, and memory and reality. As Urooj and Hamza grow closer, their choices raise questions about trust and the truths surrounding them.
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Raqaas Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Danyal Zafar | Hamza |
| Komal Meer | Urooj |
| Babar Ali | Dilawar |
| Farah Sadia | Nighat |
| Hunain Shahid | Fawad |
| Koko Komal | Shagufta |
| Marwa | Young Urooj |
| Hadi Abbas | Young Fawad |
| Karim Khan | Nawaz |
| Shaina Hassan | Bano |
Raqaas Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Raqaas |
| Lead cast | Danyal Zafar and Komal Meer |
| Writer | Radain Shah |
| Director | Shahid Shafaat |
| Producer | Tehreem Chaudhary |
| Co-producer | Shah Salman |
| Production company / Presenter | Multiverse Entertainment |
| Television channel | Green Entertainment |
| Premiere date | September 7, 2026 |
| Broadcast days | Monday and Tuesday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| OST | Sun Re |
| OST singer, composer and lyricist | Abbas Ali Khan |
| OST mixing and mastering | Taimoor Mirza |
Music and art play an important role in Urooj and Hamza’s connection. For Urooj, creative expression offers the possibility of a life shaped by her own ambitions. Their growing affection becomes intertwined with her struggle to balance personal freedom and family duty.
Dilawar, Nighat, Fawad and Shagufta form part of the wider circle surrounding the central pair. The inclusion of younger versions of Urooj and Fawad also brings their past into the narrative, adding context to a story concerned with memory and its emotional consequences.
Raqaas combines romance with psychological suspense, exploring how desire, trauma and family expectations influence relationships. Its central tensions examine when attachment becomes possessiveness and how difficult it can be to distinguish reassurance from restraint.


