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Noor Jahan (2024 TV series)

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Noor Jahan is a 2024 Pakistani family drama series written by Zanjabeel Asim Shah and produced by Humayun Saeed and Shehzad Naseeb of Six Sigma Entertainment. Saba Hameed played the titular role in the series as a domineering mother from a lower-class background who climbed the social ladder by marrying a wealthy man.[1] She has three sons, each of whom marries a different woman, leading to various difficulties with her three daughters-in-law. The series became one of the highest-rated shows of Pakistan on television in 2024.[2][3][4]

GenreFamily Drama
Directed byMusaddiq Malek
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Noor Jahan
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GenreFamily Drama
Written byZanjabeel Asim Shah
Directed byMusaddiq Malek
StarringKubra Khan
Saba Hameed
Ali Rehman Khan
Noor Hassan Rizvi
Hajra Yamin
Zoya Nasir
Ali Raza
Alina Abbas Shah
Country of originPakistan
Original languageUrdu
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes33
Production
ProducerSix Sigma Entertainment
EditorZafar Ali Sodhar
Camera setupMulti-camera setup
Original release
NetworkARY Digital
Release25 May (2024-05-25) –
14 September 2024 (2024-09-14)
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Plot

Taking place in a Sindhi household, Noor Jahan (Saba Hamid) is the mother of three sons; Hunaid (Noor Hassan Rizvi), Safeer (Ali Rehman Khan) and Murad (Ali Raza). She has an assertive and dominant personality and belongs to upper class family where she takes decisions of her sons' lives.[5]

Noor Bano (Kubra Khan) is the daughter of Mukhtiar Shah, the elder brother of Noor Jahan’s late husband, with an educational degree from abroad. Noor Bano is infatuated with Murad and eventually falls in love with her. Murad being the youngest son obediently follows her mother orders and becomes involved with Noor Bano under his mother's influence. Safeer is anxious and confused person. Jahan wants him to marry Sumbul (Hajra Yamin) but he is already dating a girl named Maha (Zoya Nasir). Hunaid being an elder son with anger issues, his life revolves around his mother's decisions and consent which affects his marital life. The story revolves around Noor Jahan's involvement in her sons’ life which ultimately brings chaos among the family members.[6]

Cast

  • Saba Hameed as Noor Jahan Shah : Ikhtiyar's widow; Hunaid, Safeer & Murad's mother.
  • Kubra Khan[7] as Noor Bano Shah : Mukhtar & Noor Afshan's daughter; Murad's wife; Sikander's mother.
  • Ali Raza[8] as Murad Ikhtiyar Shah : Ikhtiyar & Noor Jahan's youngest son; Hunaid & Safeer's brother; Noor Bano's husband; Sikander's father.
  • Ali Rehman Khan as Safeer Ikhtiyar Shah : Ikhtiyar & Noor Jahan's second son; Hunaid & Murad's brother; Sumbul's ex-husband; Maha's husband; Ikhtiyar Jr's father.
  • Zoya Nasir as Maha Safeer Shah (nee Farhan) : Umaira & Farhan's daughter; Safeer's wife; Ikhtiyar Jr's mother.
  • Noor Hassan Rizvi as Hunaid Ikhtiyar Shah : Ikhtiyar & Noor Jahan's oldest son; Murad & Safeer's brother; Safeena's husband; Insiya's father.
  • Hajra Yamin as Sumbul Kumail Shah (nee Javaid) : Javaid's daughter; Safeer's ex-wife; Kumail's wife.
  • Alina Abbas Shah[9] as Safeena Hunaid Shah : Samina's daughter; Samreen & Mehreen's sister; Hunaid's wife; Insiya's mother.
  • Yousuf Bashir Qureshi as Mukhtar Shah : Bakhtiyar's son; Ikhtiyar's brother; Noor Afshan's ex-husband; Noor Bano's father. (Dead)
  • Musaddiq Malek as Kumail Shah : Noor Bano's maternal cousin; Sumbul's husband.
  • Zanjabeel Asim Shah as Umaira Farhan : Farhan's widow; Maha's mother. (Dead)
  • Yasir Nawaz as Ikhtiyar Shah : Bakhtiyar's son; Mukhtar's brother; Noor Jahan's husband; Hunaid, Safeer & Murad's father. (Dead)

Reception

Gaitee Ara Siddiqi of The News International praised Saba Hameed's performance and the show's production values, but criticizes its unoriginal storyline, clichéd dialogues, and weak supporting cast.[10] Javaria Farooqui of DAWN Images was appreciative of relatable storyline, strong female characters, and social commentary, with Hameed's standout performance but, the show's concept and male characters are criticized for lacking originality and depth.[11]

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Recipient(s) / Nominee(s) Result Ref(s)
2025 2nd Kya Drama Hai Icon Awards Best Drama Serial (Critics' Choice) Noor Jahan Nominated [12][13]
Best Drama Serial (Popular Choice) Nominated
Best Performance in a Negative Role (Critics’ Choice) Saba Hameed Nominated
Best Performance in a Negative Role (Popular Choice) Won
Best Supporting Actor (Popular Choice) Noor Hassan Nominated
Ali Raza Won
Ali Rehman Nominated
Best Supporting Actress (Critics’ Choice) Hajra Yamin Nominated
Best Supporting Actress (Popular Choice) Nominated
Alina Abbas Nominated
Kubra Khan Nominated
Best Director (Critics’ Choice) Musaddiq Malek Nominated
Best Director (Popular Choice) Nominated
Best Writer (Popular Choice) Zanjabeel Asim Shah Nominated
Best Director of Photography Zeb Rao Nominated
Best Assistant Director Abdullah Abid Malik Nominated
Best Original Soundtrack “Kehnda Si Ranjah” By Yashal Shahid Nominated
24th Lux Style Awards Best Ensemble Play (Critics' Choice) Noor Jahan Nominated [14]
Television Director of the Year (Critics' Choice) Musaddiq Malek Nominated
Television Play Writer of the Year (Critics' Choice) Zanjabeel Asim Shah Nominated
2026 3rd Pakistan International Screen Awards Best Writer Nominated [15]
Best Director Musaddiq Malek Nominated
Best TV Serial Noor Jahan Nominated
Best TV Actress (Critics' Choice) Saba Hameed Nominated
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