Top 20 Pakistani TV Dramas of 2025

Pakistani dramas have captivated audiences worldwide with their compelling storytelling, deep emotions, and powerful performances. Here’s a list of the top 20 Pakistani TV dramas of 2025, along with reviews that highlight their unique themes and impact.

 

1. Kuch Ankahi (Something Unsaid)

A story of two sisters—one married and unhappy, the other struggling to find her way in life. Their bond is tested when they fall in love with the same man. Review: A beautifully told story of love, loss, and sisterhood with top-notch acting and heartwarming writing.

 

2. Fairy Tale

Anaya, forced into a marriage she doesn’t want, escapes on her wedding night and meets a mysterious stranger, Aahil, leading to an adventurous journey. Review: A magical and romantic drama with well-developed characters and unexpected twists.

 

3. Mohabbat Gumshuda Meri (My Lost Love)

Zara loves Amaan, but he is already married, and her family forbids their relationship. She refuses to give up on her love. Review: A heartbreaking yet hopeful love story with superb acting and beautiful writing.

 

4. Qalandar

Qalandar, a devout Sufi, seeks enlightenment but faces worldly temptations, forcing him to balance his spiritual and earthly desires. Review: A thought-provoking drama with inspiring themes and excellent performances.

 

5. Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha (I Fell in Love)

Mahira loves Adeel, but he is engaged to someone else. Her determination to fight for love makes for an intense journey. Review: A classic love story with a modern twist, filled with romance and heartbreak.

 

6. Ehraam-e-Junoon (The Oath of Passion)

Sanam is in love with Hassan, a married man. Her relentless pursuit of his love challenges societal norms. Review: A gripping and intense drama with powerful performances.

 

7. Teri Bin (Without You)

Anya loses her love, Haider, in a tragic accident but continues to hold onto their love. Review: A heartbreaking yet hopeful story that leaves a lasting impact.

 

8. Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Se (Sometimes It Happens Unexpectedly)

Mehwish loves Amaan, but he is already engaged. Can love find a way against all odds? Review: A touching story that explores unexpected love and resilience.

 

9. Tumhare Husn Ke Naam (In the Name of Your Beauty)

Maheen loves Amaan, who is already married, and she is willing to do anything to win his heart. Review: An intense love story with deep emotions and moral dilemmas.

 

10. Mere Ban Jao (Become My Own)

Alina is forced into a marriage but later discovers love within it. Review: A compelling journey of acceptance and emotional transformation.

 

11. Raqs-e-Bismil (The Dance of Bliss)

Dancer Raqs loves Zohra, but her family disapproves of their relationship, forcing them to fight for their love. Review: A mesmerizing drama that combines romance, passion, and sacrifice.

 

12. Parizaad

An orphan, Parizaad, struggles against society’s judgment to achieve success. Review: A deeply inspiring story of perseverance and triumph.

 

13. Do Bol

Sisters Kainaat and Meher love the same man, Aswad, but only one wins his heart. Review: A complex tale of love, rivalry, and heartbreak.

 

14. Ishq-e-Mamnoon (Love is Forbidden)

Mannat loves Danish, but he is engaged to another woman. She fights against all odds. Review: A passionate drama exploring forbidden love and resilience.

 

15. Suno Chanda

Jannat loves Arsal, but he is interested in her cousin Mehwish, leading to a love triangle. Review: A lighthearted yet emotional journey of love and destiny.

 

16. Alif

Zuhab, a devout Muslim, seeks spiritual enlightenment while battling personal temptations. Review: A beautifully crafted spiritual journey with deep philosophical insights.

 

17. Ehd-e-Wafa (The Promise of Loyalty)

Four best friends join the Pakistan Military Academy, testing their friendship and dreams. Review: A patriotic and emotional drama about loyalty, friendship, and duty.

 

18. Ranjish Hi Sahi (Even a Little Bit of Rancor is Okay)

Zara loves Amaan, but he is married, leading to emotional turmoil. Review: A deeply emotional and beautifully acted drama.

 

19. Pyar Ke Sadqay (In the Name of Love)

Kashaf loves Abdullah, but he is already married, challenging her beliefs about love. Review: An engaging story exploring unrequited love and resilience.

 

20. Laapata (The Lost One)

Laapata searches for her true identity, struggling against societal expectations. Review: A powerful drama about self-discovery and empowerment.

 

These top 20 Pakistani dramas of 2025 showcase a variety of themes, from love and heartbreak to spirituality and resilience. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!