Episode 61 | Mujhay Apna Naam-O-Nishan Milay | Soap Opera | Khoosat Films Archives

This captivating drama follows a strict professor and his wife as they navigate the challenges of raising four daughters. Their seemingly perfect world is shattered when their eldest daughter returns home from her marriage, mentally unstable. As long-held secrets come to light, the family must confront a new reality and find the strength to heal.
Immerse yourself in this emotional journey of love, resilience, and the complexities of family dynamics.
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A ‘SARMAD PRODUCTIONS' presentation
Cast
MUHAMMAD QAVI KHAN, EFRAN KHOOSAT, SOHAIL AHMED, TAHIRA IMAM, TASNEEM KAUSAR, FARAH TUFAIL, SEEMAB MUZAFFAR, KAIF GHAZNAVI, SAMEERA RAO, ZAHID QURESHI, FARZANA THAHEEM, SHARJEEL RABBANI, TAUSEEF ZIA, SAMEER ANWAR, ABDUL RASHEED, AMIR WAZIR, ZAMURRAD KHAN, HAMID RANA, AINEE TAHIRA, CHAND PURI, BILAL, ABDUL GHAFFAR, ZAMAN ULLAH
director
KANWAL KHOOSAT
writer
SEEMAL NOUMAN
executive director
SARMAD SULTAN KHOOSAT
producer (GEO)
HINA IQBAL
producer
ERFAN KHOOSAT
co producers
MOHAMMED IMRAN ALI
WALEED ERFAN
associate director
AMIR HUSSAINI
assistant directors
GULZAIB BOBBY
ABDUL GHAFFAR
graphics
ZEESHAN ASLAM
editor
ADNAN KHALID
director of photography
SAFDAR ALI
operative cameramen
MOIN UD DIN
LIAQUAT BASHIR
boom operator
IFTIKHAR NAAZ
make up
SAGHIR RANA
spot bay
MOHAMMAD AKRAM
AKSAAR ALI SAQI
production controller
ZAMAN ULLAH
production manager
NASIR FARAZ
transportation
ZAFAR
ABDUL JABBAR
original music score
M. ARSHAD
singer
HUMAIRA CHANNA
poet
FAIZ AHMED FAIZ
our most special thanks to
IQRA MILLENNIUM UNIVERSITY
CANAL VIEW POLY CLINIC
Dr. NASEER MASUD MALIK
LAHORE ARTS COUNCIL
Mr & Mrs. IFTIKHAR AHMED CHEEMA
(Zaildar White House. khudPure)
child artistes
FAIZA WASEEM
FADIL ASIL
technical facilities
ZAIJAN FILMS

[@salmanairport]

Good piece of work. Music is soothing.

[@nanditadasgupta968]

Sarmad khoosat, world class director, Every one had given their best. Irfan Khoosat's acting is superb.

[@SheikhAT]

What a drama. 1000 times better than the crap shown on Hum, ARY nowadays