Eid is here, along with the annual dramas that appear just once a year. Yes, you’ve got it right—we’re referring to telefilms that used to air on weekends in the past but now come around bi-annually, offering big laughs, a few tears, and much more!
Every year, new faces, fresh stories, and exciting ideas hit our screens. But when Eid comes, it’s all about pure fun! Eid telefilms bring laughter, chaos, and feel-good moments we all love. This year’s lineup looks like a total blast—let’s check out the teasers and see what’s coming!
1. Viral Abba
A social media storm is brewing this Eid! Mehmood Aslam is the Viral Abba, a sensation on reels, loved by the internet but caught up in family drama at home. His daughter, Sahar Hashmi, is head over heels for Muneeb Butt, but their love story isn’t trending well in his household. Enter Nadia Khan as the ultimate “yeh rishta nahi ho sakta” phuppo, ready to shut things down with full dramatic flair! With viral chaos, hilarious showdowns, and family banter, this telefilm promises entertainment. Will love go viral, or will Phuppo cancel it before it even starts?
Let’s wait and see!
Viral Abba is written by Misbah Ali Syed and directed by Ramish Rizvi. The cast features Muneeb Butt, Sahar Hashmi, Nadia Khan, Mahmood Aslam, and Ayaz Samoo.
2. Jahan Nain Tara Rehti Hai
This is going to be a spooky, side-splitting rollercoaster this Eid! Ali Safina moves into a ridiculously cheap house with his family, but the moment they step inside, things start feeling strange. The owners aren’t welcoming, their daughter (Amna Ilyas) is almost too perfect, and the house itself? It seems to have a mind of its own! As Ali’s character hilariously deals with eerie noises, disappearing objects, and a landlord who never gives straight answers, he finds himself falling for Amna. But one question refuses to leave his mind—are the owners even real, or is his family living with something… else?
Jahan Nain Tara Rehti Hai is written by Faseeh Bari Khan and directed by Musaddiq Malek. It stars Amna Ilyas, Ali Safina, Hina Dilpazeer, Saife Hasan, Sana Askari, Maria Wasti, Uroosa Siddiqui, and more.
3. Dil De Baithe
What happens when your overly dramatic Punjabi cousin decides you’re her one true love? Amar Khan is on a full-blown mission to win over Muneeb Butt, chasing him with her hilarious antics, dhol beats, and over-the-top filmy dialogues. But there’s just one problem—he can’t stand her for a minute! While she dreams of a perfect filmy love story, Muneeb has already lost his heart to someone else. Will this be a case of pyaar ka knockout or a shocking twist where love takes an unexpected turn? Get ready for laughs, awkward encounters, and maybe… just maybe, a love story no one saw coming!
Dil De Baithe is written by Sooraj Baba and directed by Kashif Saleem. It is produced by Tehreem Chaudhary and presented by Multiverse Entertainment. It stars Muneeb Butt and Amar Khan in lead roles.
4. Badru Chacha Ka Makaan
Badru Chacha Ka Makaan—ek ghar, aur do umeedwaar! After Badru Chacha’s passing, his beloved house is up for grabs. On one side, his tenant stakes a claim, and on the other, his family wants it back. But wait—where’s the zabardast property war? Instead of fights, Kabeer (Nameer Khan) and his father (Sohail Sameer) are busy falling head over heels for Mehru (Merub Ali) and her mother (Sania Saeed)! What started as a battle for a house is quickly turning into rishta talks and shaadi preps!
But who’s really winning here? Will love conquer property disputes, or will someone play a sneaky move to get the house in their name? With family banter, wedding chaos, and unexpected twists, this one’s set to be an Eid blockbuster.
Badru Chacha Ka Makaan is written by Saba Hassan and directed by Sarmad Khoosat. It is project of 3’s Entertainment. It stars Merub Ali, Nameer Khan, Mohammed Ahmed, Sania Saeed, and Sohail Sameer.
5. Short Series: Hashtag
Coming up this Eid, Hashtag is a short drama series that might just make you rethink the influencer dream starring Usama Khan, Maha Hasan, Ali Ansari, Sabeena Farooq, and more. It follows the lives of social media stars who seem to have it all—fame, fortune, and a lifestyle most people envy. But when the sudden deaths of two influencers send shockwaves through the city, the dark side of social media starts to unravel. What begins as a glamorous life of viral trends and brand deals soon turns into a dangerous game where the cost of fame might just be too high.
With themes of social media obsession, online validation, and the hidden dangers of influencer culture, Hashtag is set to be a gripping watch. As young girls chase the illusion of a perfect life seen on their screens, the series might expose the harsh reality behind the likes, the followers, and the pressure to stay relevant. This Eid break might not just be about celebrations—it might be about watching a drama that hits close to home.
Hashtag is written by Shah Yasir and directed by Mehreen Jabbar. It is presented by 7th Sky Entertainment and stars Sabeena Farooq, Usama Khan, Maha Hasa, Raeed Mohammad, Ali Ansari, Raza Zaidi, Ali Rizvi, Akbar Islam, and Birjees Farooqui.
Which Eid telefilm has caught your interest? Drop your thoughts below!
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