Name: Aulaad
Genre: Drama
Cast: Syed Mohammad Ahmed, Marina Khan, Hassan Niazi, Furqan Qureshi, Nabeel Zuberi

About Aulaad

Aulaad turns a comfortable family home into a pressure cooker of gratitude, pride, and generational hurt. Retired professor Jalal Ahmed (Mohammad Ahmed) and his warm-hearted wife Zakia (Marina Khan) have spent their lives educating their children and holding the household together. Once those children are grown and married, however, old sacrifices start to look like inconvenient obligations. Eldest son Khurram (Hassan Niazi) treats his success as entirely self-made, while Adnan (Furqan Qureshi) and Bilal (Nabeel Zuberi) face their own tests of loyalty. Their sisters Mooni (Qudsia) and Roshna (Minsa Malik) expose just how unevenly care and responsibility are shared. Written by Syed Ameer Ali Shah and directed by Aabis Raza, the serial finds its tension not in grand twists but in everyday slights that slowly fracture a home. It is an emotionally bruising family drama, anchored by veteran performers who make parental love feel tender, stubborn, and painfully recognizable.

Editor’s Take

Mohammad Ahmed and Marina Khan give Aulaad its aching pulse. Their quiet pauses and wounded glances say more than the louder confrontations, and we felt every small humiliation land. Our one gripe? The serial leans on repeated suffering so heavily that its emotional force can curdle into exhaustion, especially through the middle stretch. Still, those central performances keep the family conflict painfully human. Bring tissues, but perhaps pace the binge.

— PakMediaTrendz Editorial