Sirf Shabana
“Keh Dia Alvida,” the official soundtrack of Sirf Shabana, is sung by Naveed Nashad and Beena Khan, with music by Naveed Nashad and lyrics by Qamar Nashad.
Sirf Shabana Drama Story & Cast Details
Sirf Shabana follows Shabana, played by Sohai Ali Abro, an educated, independent and sensitive young woman determined to establish her own identity. Having experienced abandonment and difficult family circumstances, she wants recognition as an individual without having her identity depend on her father or husband.
Adeel Hussain plays Kabeer, also known as Chiku, whose strained relationship with his father shapes his emotional struggles. Durab Khalil appears as Mirza Bilal, nicknamed Bawla, a poetry-loving paan shop owner. Their stories intersect with Shabana’s journey as she navigates relationships, personal choices and the expectations placed on women.
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Sirf Shabana Drama Cast
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Sohai Ali Abro | Shabana |
| Adeel Hussain | Kabeer, also known as Chiku |
| Durab Khalil | Mirza Bilal, also known as Bawla |
| Alyy Khan | Tauqeer |
| Adnan Shah Tipu | Nusrat |
| Azra Mansoor | Dadi |
| Furqan Qureshi | Salaar |
| Namrah Shahid | Yamna |
| Akbar Islam | Shabana’s Khalu |
Sirf Shabana Drama Crew and Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Drama name | Sirf Shabana |
| Lead cast | Sohai Ali Abro, Adeel Hussain and Durab Khalil |
| Writer | Sanam Mehdi Zaryab |
| Director | Syed Abis Raza, also credited as Aabis Raza |
| Producer | Moomal Shunaid |
| Production companies | Moomal Productions and MD Productions |
| Television channel | HUM TV |
| Premiere date | March 24, 2026 |
| Original broadcast days | Monday and Tuesday |
| Broadcast time in Pakistan | 8:00 PM PKT |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
| Genre | Social drama, family, romance |
Shabana’s connection with Kabeer develops alongside her efforts to make decisions for herself. Their relationship introduces questions of trust, affection and personal freedom, while Kabeer’s complicated family background gives him a separate emotional journey.
The supporting characters broaden the story’s focus on family relationships. Shabana’s aunt and uncle provide an important foundation in her life, while Nusrat’s role as her father underlines the pain surrounding her identity. Kabeer’s father, Tauqeer, and his grandmother add another perspective on family expectations and unresolved tensions.
At its centre, Sirf Shabana explores a woman’s right to define herself. Through family conflict, emotional setbacks and relationships, the drama examines dignity, independence and the social pressures that influence women’s choices.
