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Three vertical panels side by side showcase the main star cast of the upcoming Pakistani drama serial Lahu. The left panel features actor and singer Ali Zafar posing dynamically in a textured, dark red leather motorcycle jacket worn open over a black t-shirt and layered gold chains. The center panel focuses on actress Sajal Aly looking directly at the camera with her chin resting gently on her hand, wearing a matching dark red top and a structured vintage-style pillbox hat adorned with feathers. The right panel presents actor Bilal Abbas Khan dressed elegantly in a dark gray charcoal suit jacket, a white button-down collared dress shirt, and a vibrant red polka-dotted silk tie.

Ali Zafar Joins Sajal Aly and Bilal Abbas Khan in 'Lahu'

The singer-actor returns to television after two decades, joining Pakistan's most talked-about screen pairing for a revenge-driven thriller set in northern Pakistan

Anoushay TariqSEP 25, 2026
A promotional drama poster for the Green Entertainment series "Mitti De Baway" features actors Bilal Abbas Khan and Mahira Khan as the prominent leading figures set against a dramatic, fiery orange and dusty sky background. On the left, Bilal Abbas Khan is shown shirtless and muscular, with a rugged beard and intense expression, carrying a rifle over his shoulder and a dark shawl draped on one side. On the right, Mahira Khan is depicted from the chest up, wearing a deep maroon traditional embroidered outfit and a delicate necklace, looking directly forward with a somber, emotional gaze. In the center, between the two main characters, the title "MITTI DE BAWAY" is written in large, textured gold metallic font, with an additional Urdu script logo below it. Underneath the title, three smaller figures—two men and a woman in traditional attire—stand against the twilight landscape, one holding a rifle. At the top right corner, the bright blue "GREEN ENTERTAINMENT" channel logo is visible. The bottom of the poster displays production credits in small white text, listing writer Faiza Iftikhar, producer Tehreem Chaudhary, and director Syed Wajahat Hussain.

Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali's Period Drama Gets September Premiere Date

After months of speculation and viral set leaks, Green Entertainment confirms the star-studded project will launch September 23 with Wednesday and Thursday slots

Anoushay TariqSEP 22, 2026

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TelevisionSEP 25, 2026

Ali Zafar Joins Sajal Aly and Bilal Abbas Khan in 'Lahu'

Anoushay Tariq
Three vertical panels side by side showcase the main star cast of the upcoming Pakistani drama serial Lahu. The left panel features actor and singer Ali Zafar posing dynamically in a textured, dark red leather motorcycle jacket worn open over a black t-shirt and layered gold chains. The center panel focuses on actress Sajal Aly looking directly at the camera with her chin resting gently on her hand, wearing a matching dark red top and a structured vintage-style pillbox hat adorned with feathers. The right panel presents actor Bilal Abbas Khan dressed elegantly in a dark gray charcoal suit jacket, a white button-down collared dress shirt, and a vibrant red polka-dotted silk tie.
TelevisionSEP 22, 2026

Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali's Period Drama Gets September Premiere Date

Anoushay Tariq
A promotional drama poster for the Green Entertainment series "Mitti De Baway" features actors Bilal Abbas Khan and Mahira Khan as the prominent leading figures set against a dramatic, fiery orange and dusty sky background. On the left, Bilal Abbas Khan is shown shirtless and muscular, with a rugged beard and intense expression, carrying a rifle over his shoulder and a dark shawl draped on one side. On the right, Mahira Khan is depicted from the chest up, wearing a deep maroon traditional embroidered outfit and a delicate necklace, looking directly forward with a somber, emotional gaze. In the center, between the two main characters, the title "MITTI DE BAWAY" is written in large, textured gold metallic font, with an additional Urdu script logo below it. Underneath the title, three smaller figures—two men and a woman in traditional attire—stand against the twilight landscape, one holding a rifle. At the top right corner, the bright blue "GREEN ENTERTAINMENT" channel logo is visible. The bottom of the poster displays production credits in small white text, listing writer Faiza Iftikhar, producer Tehreem Chaudhary, and director Syed Wajahat Hussain.

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TelevisionAUG 26, 2026

Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali Finally Share the Screen in 'Mitti De Baway'

Anoushay Tariq
A gritty, high-contrast digital poster drenched in intense red, crimson, and black tones features a dramatic split-screen composition with two Pakistani actors. On the left, Wahaj Ali appears with disheveled, curly dark hair, a thick beard, and an intense, furrowed brow, looking sharply toward the right with a fierce, brooding expression. His clothing looks rough and stained with dirt or dark splatter. On the right, Mahira Khan looks forward with a sorrowful, tearful expression, her face framed by loose strands of dark hair. She wears a deep red veil draping over her head, adorned with a delicate black beaded tassel strand running down her cheek. The entire background is filled with abstract, vertical textures resembling dripping liquid, smoke, and fine splatters, creating a dark, tragic, and highly cinematic atmosphere. Poster by Green Entertainment and Edited by PakistaniArt.

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