Islamabad, 28, May 2025: In a new twist for fans of Pakistani entertainment, the release of Netflix’s first-ever original Pakistani series, Jo Bachay Hain Sang Samait Lo, has been pushed from June to the final quarter of 2025—likely October or November.
While the delay may disappoint some, it signals a meticulous push for perfection as the show nears completion.
The global spotlight is gradually shifting toward Pakistani content, and Jo Bachay Hain Sang Samait Lo is set to lead that charge. Touted as a groundbreaking production, the series is based on Farhat Ishtiaq’s best-selling novel and is produced by the powerhouse Momina Duraid Productions.
Initially planned for a mid-2025 debut, the show’s release has been postponed. Industry insiders confirm that the delay is driven by a desire to polish the series further in post-production, ensuring it meets the highest global standards. This extra time will allow creators to refine every frame, promising a cinematic experience that could elevate Pakistan’s status on the international OTT stage.
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Set against the emotional backdrop of family, identity, and diaspora life, the series brings together an extraordinary cast:
- Fawad Khan as Mehmood Akhtar
- Mahira Khan as Vittoria Akhtar
- Sanam Saeed as Rubina Akhtar
- Ahad Raza Mir as Sikandar Sheheryar
- Hamza Ali Abbasi as Jahanzaib
- Hania Aamir as Maryam Mehmood
- Maya Ali as Rahat
- Khushhal Khan as Zain Sheheryar Khan
- Iqra Aziz as Liza Mehmood
- Bilal Ashraf as Waqar Khan
This all-star lineup, combined with high-end production values, has generated immense buzz both locally and globally. Netflix’s investment in original Pakistani content shows growing confidence in South Asia’s storytelling potential—especially at a time when regional narratives are gaining global appeal.
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Compared to past Pakistani TV successes like Humsafar or Zindagi Gulzar Hai, this Netflix original is expected to push creative boundaries with cinematic visuals, international settings, and complex character arcs.
