Baddua

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Baddua (Urdu: بددعا, lit. 'Curse') is Pakistani television series that aired on ARY Digital from 20 September 2021 - 18 April 2022. It is produced by Abdullah Seja under banner iDream Entertainment. It features Amar Khan and Muneeb Butt as leads.^[1][2] Baddua revolves around Abeer, a modern girl who is antagonized because she does not want to follow the conservative rules laid out by her household.

Cast

• Amar Khan^[3] as Abeer
• Muneeb Butt^[4] as Junaid
• Mohsin Abbas Haider as Mohsin
• Maryam Noor as Neelum
• Mehmood Aslam as Mudassir
• Shaheen Khan as Kausar
• Hareem Sohail as Falak
• Saba Faisal as Ather and Junaid's mother
• Osama Tahir as Affan
• Salma Hassan as Ayesha
• Samina Ahmed as Mudassir's mother
• Fareeda Shabbir as Haleema
• Rubina Ashraf
• Birjees Farooqui as Afshan
• Komal Rizvi as Nazish (Ather's wife)
• Abdullah Ejaz as Ather
• Mariam Ansari as Annie
• Shazia Gohar as Shabana
• Ayesha Rajpoot
• Ushna Saqib
• Mohsin Gillani
• Hammad Farooqui

References