Saba Hameed

The hilarious story of two people from completely different families falling in love.

A man vows to win the heart of the woman he loves.

Good Morning, Karachi is the story of a young girl (Amna Ilyas) who wants to be a model while struggling towards her dream against the backdrop of the Benazir Bhutto assassination.

Some stories begin with love. Some are tested by loss. And some are remembered for the courage it takes to forgive.

It is loosely based on the marriage ceremonies took place in a family of Punjabi's in Punjab.

Hala, an innocent and timid girl, gets married to Hamza. However, her mother-in-law treats her badly while Hamza tries his best to take a stand for his wife.

Khan is the story of a homicidal kingmaker, who has strong influences in making and demolishing government. He lives with his family members in a gigantic villa apparently as a social worker, loving father and a noble person of society. Khan is out and out a family man, who cares about every relation in his surroundings. He pampers his wife, gives unconditional love to his daughter, and being the caretaker of his sister speaks volume about his gentleman hood. Not only this, he always remember his ex-lover in a sincere manner but very few of people know the other side of khan’s dark personality.

A fascinating romantic drama that revolves around a weak and shaken man who uses divorce as a weapon to threaten his wife with, but when he asks her to ignore the third divorce then she knows that it’s time for her to stand tall and walk away from this sinful situation.

With compassion in her heart and courage in her decision. She heals lives in the hospital and fights expectations at home. Starring Kubra Khan and Shuja Asad. Dr. Bahu, where dreams meet responsibility.

Pakeeza's personal photos meant for her boyfriend are leaked and go viral over the internet, sparking a whole host of problems for her and her family. The shame she and her sister have to face leads to her being disowned by her mother.

Bano and her fiance face the trials and tribulations caused by the 1947 Indian partition.

Bas Tera Saath Ho is a story of resilience born from loss, where a young boy’s world shatters far too soon. After losing his parents in a tragic accident, Anas finds himself in a home that offers shelter, but not warmth.

The story is about Meesha who lives with her two step sisters and step mother. She is mistreated by her step mother and does all the house hold work. Meesha meets the rich and dashing Mayer. Meesha, thinking that he is her prince charming, who has come to rescue her and put an end to all her troubles, tries to win his heart.

Salahuddin and Minahil fall in love with each other but Salahuddin refuses to marry Manahil due to their social-class status and due to fear of rejection from her family. Later, Minahil is married with a person who is a spoiled-habitual person.

Prem Gali is the love story of Joya and Hamza who live in a small neighborhood.

Mann Mast Malang is a love story that traces the journey of two families who, once close and united by their children's engagement, become sworn enemies due to a single incident. As the story unfolds, Kabeer and Riya, former fiancés turned enemies, start to grow closer and eventually fall in love. Their love story faces the challenge of uniting their feuding families, as they strive to make their love successful against all odds.

Young man confronts his forbidden love and situation changes dramatically as things starts to unfold.

A matriarch's domineering presence tests the bond of her upper-class family as she assertively shapes her three sons' destinies amidst unexpected challenges.

Family Front was a 1997 Pakistani comedy drama sitcom. It was broadcast by the Pakistan Television Corporation. This sitcom was directed by Waseem Abbas and written by Muhammad Younis Butt. The cast included Saba Hameed, Samina Ahmad, Waseem Abbas, Mira Hashmi, Iram Hassan, Shahzad Nasim and Naseem Vicky.

The story revolves around the love story of Sarmad and Ayla. While Ayla comes from a middle-class background with a doting family, Sarmad comes from a rich background but is distant from his father due to his father's busy schedule. His stepmother doesn't care about him nor does his stepbrother.

Set in the back streets of interior Sindh, Anmol lives with her mother and younger sister after their father died. A feudal claimed her father owed him money and assigned the task of recovery to his son, Mohid who falls in love with Anmol.

Qudsiya , a normal middle class girl dreams of a simple married life. Unfortunately, her in-laws demand a hefty sum of dowry. Qudsiya's family were not able to pay the dowry.

Dolly ki Ayegi Baraat is a Pakistani comedy-drama and the sequel of hit drama Azar Ki Ayegi Baraat. It is based on Evernew's popular storyline of Kis Ki Ayegi Baraat. The show includes most of the characters from Azar Ki Ayegi Baraat, and focuses on the story of Azar's cousin Dolly and Sila's friend Nabeel. Unlike the first serial in the series, which was written by Mohammad Ahmed, Dolly ki Ayegi Baraat was written by Bushra Ansari and Vasay Chaudry. Also, the character of Sila, previously played by Sarwat Gilani, was played by Ayesha Omar. The serial premiered on GEO TV in August 2010 & consisted on 17 episodes ending in November 2010.

A unique story of a boy named Abdul Qadir. He has a heart of gold whose life goes through many twists and turns because of people around him trying to influence him. He is an obedient son but his parents are too busy with their own lives. So, he befriends a girl in his neighbourhood by the name of Zareen, who is a spoilt and fast girl. She gradually influences him towards drinking alcohol and smoking. When he proposes to her, she rejects him and a heart-broken Abdul Qadir is sent to England by his mother.

In drama serial Dushman e Jaan both of the leading actors that are Ramsha and Hatim are arrogant and very concerned about themselves. However, in the office of Ramsha, both of them faced a collision, and Hatim being an arrogant person did not apologize. On the other hand, Ramsha says some inappropriate words to him, which results in a conflict.