Hum TV's New Drama Lineup: What Airs Now, Night by Night
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Checked: 29 September 2026, against HUM TV's own drama listings, the channel's premiere announcements and its official episode uploads. If the grid shifts again, this page is corrected first.
September was a busy month on HUM TV. Aap Ki Izzat brought its run to a close, two brand-new titles took their places, and one of the channel's most loved stories from 2018 was brought back for a fresh run. For anyone who has lost track of which serial now owns which night, the full picture is laid out below — the nights, the hours and the faces leading each story.
The 8:00 PM wheel, night by night
The channel's own listings show a tidy prime-time rotation at 8:00 PM. On Mondays and Tuesdays, the slot belongs to Bombay Tailors, the Ali Ansari and Anika Zulfikar serial that has run there since 13 July. Wednesdays and Thursdays belong to Gulbahar, Mehreen Jabbar's serial with Sanam Saeed, Emmad Irfani and Komal Meer, which began on 16 September. From 2 October, the Friday–Saturday pair goes to the returning Aangan — the 2018 classic adapted from Khadija Mastoor's novel, with Ahad Raza Mir, Sajal Aly, Mansha Pasha, Qavi Khan and Samina Ahmad — filling the slot Aap Ki Izzat vacated when it ended on 26 September. And on Sunday nights, Mohabbat Mukhtasir took its first bow on 27 September, led by Usama Khan and Madiha Imam.
Khushi — the every-evening serial at 7:00 PM
Alongside the weekly wheel, HUM TV runs a fresh daily story in the early evening. Khushi premiered on 13 September at 7:00 PM and has kept a steady one-episode-a-day pace since — eleven episodes had aired by 23 September. Sumaiyya Bukhsh and Arslan Khan lead the cast, with Mariam Ejaz alongside them; the story is written by Hina Huma Nafees and directed by Haseeb Ali for Momina Duraid Productions. It also continues a slot tradition: Deewar, the Sunita Marshall and Ali Abbas daily that had held 7:00 PM since June, ended its 84-episode run on 12 September and Khushi took the seat the very next evening. Daily serials move quickly, so the episode count you see anywhere else may already be behind — the point of a nightly story is that there is always another evening tomorrow.
The late-night Saturday–Sunday hour
When the prime-time wheel wraps for the week, the weekend's later slot goes to Zehar-e-Mohabbat, airing Saturdays and Sundays at 9:00 PM PKT since its premiere on 22 August. Zoha Tauqeer, Omer Shahzad and Arez Ahmed front this darker tale of love turned toxic, and the later hour has given it room to be more unrestrained than the family-hour serials around it.
Where to watch these serials officially
HUM TV uploads its episodes with English subtitles on the channel's official YouTube home, and hum.tv carries its own schedule page plus regional feeds such as HUM Europe and HUM World for overseas viewers. One route note worth keeping in mind: not every network works the same way any more — ARY Digital's current serials are streamed through ARY Plus rather than posted as full YouTube uploads, so the catch-up path depends on which channel's story you are following. Our weekly schedule lays out all the networks side by side.
Quick answers
Which new serials has HUM TV started recently?
Three: Khushi on 13 September, Mohabbat Mukhtasir on 27 September, and the re-run of Aangan beginning 2 October. All three were announced by the channel itself before transmission.
What airs on HUM TV tonight?
That depends on the night. Monday and Tuesday evenings belong to Bombay Tailors, midweek is Gulbahar's, the weekend pair hosts Aangan from 2 October, and Sunday belongs to Mohabbat Mukhtasir — with Khushi every evening before them and Zehar-e-Mohabbat closing out Saturday and Sunday nights.
Where can full episodes be watched legally?
On the channel's official YouTube uploads and through hum.tv and its regional feeds. Anything else re-hosting episodes is unauthorised, and its quality and subtitles tend to lag the official versions anyway.
The grid above is checked weekly. Pakistani channels reshuffle quietly — a serial extends, another wraps, a premiere slides a week — so the safest habit is to treat one page as the reference and let it update rather than re-searching each serial by name.