Deewar-e-Shab

Set in the early '90s when tawaifs are portrayed as classy women with etiquette but whom do not get involved in sexual activities. Sitara Jahan (Bushra Ansari) is well versed in the art of classical singing, music, and dance. She wants her daughters Feroza (Zara Noor Abbas) and Nagina (Nausheen Shah) to entertain her clients by singing and performing Mujra. Sitara wants to carry forward her family legacy with pride and doesn't view her craft in a negative light.

Nagina's life takes turn when Feroza runs away from Sitara Mahal; she eventually realizes that her family is falling apart and takes over Feroza's responsibilities to the best of her capabilities. Nagina has an extreme love-hate relationship with Faiz Ali (Mohsin Abbas Haider); a craftsman who is part of the family. Sitara Jahan especially takes care of him as he has no one in life. Faiz loves Nagina and on the contrary, Nagina hates him. As the story progress, Sitara forces Nagina to marry Faiz and she falls in love with him post-marriage. Later, she gives birth to her daughters Sandal (Hira Soomro) and Geti-Aara (Sarah Khan) which returns Sitara Mehal's life to some happiness but it doesn't last for long. Faiz Ali passes away after the birth of his daughters leaving Nagina widowed and their daughters father-less.

Nagina is the driving force of Deewar-e-Shab; her journey goes through a transition with the next generation, her twin daughters, Sandal and Geti-Aara.

• Shahzad Sheikh[5] as Salar; Geti Ara's husband, Step-son of Zartaj
• Sarah Khan as Geti Ara; Nagina's daughter, Sitara Jahan's granddaughter, Sandal's twin sister
• Bushra Ansari as Sitara Jahan
• Nausheen Shah[3] as Nagina; Sitara Jahan's daughter
• Asma Abbas[2] as Dildar Begum
• Anmol Baloch as Rabiya Islam
• Zainab Qayyum as Gul Naaz as Dildar's daughter
• Kinza Hashmi[8] as Joya Izhaar
• Shahroz Sabzwari[5] as Khayyam Yousuf; Feroza's son & Sitara Jahan's grandson
• Hira Soomro as Sandal; Nagina's daughter, Sitara Jahan's granddaughter, Geti Ara's twin sister
• Osama Tahir[9] as Maaz Islam
• Tara Mahmood as Shaama
• Mariam Mirza[10] as Sameera Kamal, Yousuf's second wife
• Syed Mohammad Ahmed as Ustaad Faraghat Baig
• Amna Malik as Gul Izhaar
• Ayesha Toor as Zubia
• Zara Noor Abbas as Feroza Jahan[2] Yousuf's first wife, Khayyam's mother, Sitara's younger daughter (Episode 1–4)
• Mohsin Abbas Haider as Faiz Ali[3] (Episode 1–5)
• Saife Hassan as Afsar
• Iqbal Hussain as Baali
• Kamran Jilani as Islam
• Saima Qureshi as Shaista; Islam’s wife
• Saleem Mairaj as Izhaar
• Shaheen Khan as Shakra; Izhaar’s wife
• Faiq Khan as Salman Izhaar
• Ayesha Rajput
• Sarah Elahi as Almas; Gul Naaz’s daughter and Dildar Begum’s grand daughter
• Shamayel Tareen as Zartaj, Yousuf Kamal’s sister
• Hammad Shoaib as Nabeel
• Raja Haider as Yousuf Kamal; Khayyam and Zubia’s father
• Akbar Khan
• Zeeshan Khan
• Sajid Shah
• Talat Shah
• Sabiha Hashmi as Izhaar and Islam's mother

Deewar-e-Shab OST
Soundtrack album by Sahir Ali Bagga & Manwa Sisters
Released	20 June 2019 (2019-06-20)
Recorded	2019
Genre	Television soundtrack
Length	(2:21)
Language	Urdu
Label	M.D Productions
Producer	Momina Duraid
External media Audio "Deewar e Shab" on SoundCloud Video "Deewar-e-Shab" OST on YouTube

The original soundtrack of the serial Kya Hai Ishq was composed by Sahir Ali Bagga while the lyrics were penned by Imran Raza.

The OST was performed by Sahir Ali Bagga along with Manwa sister.

The opening theme of the serial Deewar-e-Shab Ke Paar Hai Hum was performed by Beena Khan while lyrics were written by Sabir Zafar.

Initially, the show received positive reviews from the critics[11] and received well ratings as well. Having 2.4 TRPs of first episode, 5.9 TRPs of fifth episode,[12] 5.4 TRPs of eighth episode, it gained good ratings consistently.

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