Hum TV announces a re-run of the much-loved 2018 period drama Aangan, starring Mawra Hocane, Ahad Raza Mir, and Sajal Aly, now also available on YouTube.
The highly anticipated period drama Aangan, which first graced screens in 2018, is making a grand comeback with a re-run on Hum TV. This time, to the delight of its dedicated fanbase and new viewers alike, the critically acclaimed series will also be available on YouTube, ensuring a wider audience can finally experience its intricate storytelling and stunning visuals. Based on Khadija Mastoor’s novel and adapted by screenwriter Mustafa Afridi, with direction from Mohammad Ehteshamuddin, Aangan was lauded for its beautiful cinematography, elaborate costumes, and powerful performances upon its initial release.
The drama boasts an impressive ensemble cast featuring some of Pakistan’s biggest stars. Mawra Hocane, known for her thoughtful character choices, takes on a pivotal lead role, having frequently expressed her desire for the drama to reach a broader audience. Her current break from television after ‘Winter Love’ makes this re-airing particularly timely. Joining her is Ahad Raza Mir, who captivated audiences with his charming, old-school prince look as Jameel. The series also stars Sajal Aly, whose iconic portrayal of Chammi earned her immense love and whose chemistry with Ahad Raza Mir was widely celebrated. Other prominent actors include Ahsan Khan, who delivers a dual role, Hira Mani, Sonya Hussyn, and the late legend Abid Ali, whose screen presence elevated the entire production. Senior artists like Zeb Rehman, Omair Rana, Madiha Rizvi, Shahroz Sabzwari, Rabia Butt, and Hassan Noman further enrich the cast.
Sajal Aly’s period look, sharp dialogues, and top-notch performance as Chammi made her a standout star when the drama originally aired. Her distinctive style from the show continues to inspire fashion trends today. Similarly, Ahsan Khan, fresh off his impactful role as Tabish in ‘Aap Ki Izzat’, brings his signature charm to his double role in Aangan. Hira Mani, who was concurrently dominating the drama scene with hits like ‘Do Bol’ and ‘Meray Paas Tum Ho’, looked resplendent in the period outfits, portraying Aliya’s sister. Sonya Hussyn, celebrated for her versatility, appeared opposite Ahsan Khan’s character, with her memorable twirls in the OST remaining a fan favorite. The late Abid Ali’s masterful performance, even amidst such a star-studded cast, underscored his legendary status in Pakistani entertainment.
The return of Aangan offers a renewed opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in this beautifully crafted historical narrative. Whether you missed its initial run or wish to revisit its compelling characters and intricate plot, the drama promises to deliver a rich viewing experience. What are your most anticipated moments from Aangan’s re-run, and which character are you most excited to see again?
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