As the festive spirit of Eid ul Adha 2025 approaches, Pakistani television is gearing up to light up your living rooms with vibrant stories, laughter, romance, and unforgettable performances. This year’s lineup of upcoming telefilms on Eid ul Adha 2025 showcases a fresh mix of familiar faces, surprising pairings, and comedy-drenched narratives—each crafted to complement the celebratory ambiance of the holiday.
Let’s take a journey through this year’s most anticipated telefilms, where every channel is bringing its A-game.
Eid Telefilms: The New Festive Tradition
What used to be a handful of one-off special shows has now become a full-fledged entertainment tradition. Eid telefilms have evolved into high-quality productions featuring top-tier actors and innovative storytelling—all packed into convenient, bite-sized formats that suit the holiday mood. While family barbecues and Eid dawats go on, these shows add sparkle to your screen time.
The Big Highlights: 2025’s Telefilm Showstoppers
1. Romantic Nostalgia: Alizeh Shah & Ali Ansari on Hum TV
Hum TV brings back one of its most beloved on-screen duos—Alizeh Shah and Ali Ansari—for a brand-new romantic comedy. With Shagufta Ejaz and Babar Ali supporting the narrative, this one promises both humor and heartfelt emotion. Directed by Kashif Saleem, it’s expected to be a festival favorite.
2. Crime Meets Comedy: Saiyyan Thaanedar on Green TV
Another telefilm from director Kashif Saleem, Saiyyan Thaanedar, takes viewers into a hilariously absurd police world. Ali Ansari stars alongside the fast-rising Sahar Hashmi, blending mischief with mystery. Fans of satirical storytelling will enjoy this quirky offering.
3. Bechara Dil – Green TV’s Sweetheart Story
Starring Shahzad Sheikh and Aiza Awan, this romantic tale is directed by Zaid Safdar Sandhu. Set to charm audiences with its feel-good vibes and romantic entanglements, Bechara Dil is among Green TV’s most anticipated releases.
4. Fresh Faces, Fresh Chemistry: Azaan Sami Khan & Merub Ali
ARY Digital introduces a new on-screen couple—Azaan Sami Khan and Merub Ali—in a soft romantic tale. Directed by Qasim Ali Mureed, who previously helmed Mere Humsafar, this telefilm brings a clean and serene narrative laced with youthful charm. Rimha Ahmed also joins the ensemble.
5. Ye Bahu Nahi Chale Gi – Family Dynamics Unleashed
Written by Saba Hassan and featuring Sahar Hashmi with Muneeb Butt, this family drama tackles humorous marital expectations in a desi household. Its relatable moments and quick wit are sure to resonate with many households.
6. Ishq Ka Bhanda Phootay Na – Sitcom with a Twist
ARY is known for pushing the envelope, and Ishq Ka Bhanda Phootay Na is no exception. With Haris Waheed, Zubab Rana, Fazila Qazi, and others, this telefilm promises nonstop comedy under the direction of Adnan Sarwar and writing by Hassan Imam.
7. Horror for Eid? Yes, Please: Ghost Meri Dost on Express TV
Blending spooky elements with comedy, Ghost Meri Dost stars Amar Khan and Sohail Sameer. It’s fun, fast-paced, and family-friendly—ideal for those who like their Eid entertainment with a supernatural twist.
8. Jeenay Ki Arzoo – An Emotional Journey
While some telefilms bring laughs, Jeenay Ki Arzoo aims to move hearts. Starring Laiba Khan and Asad Mahmood and directed by Kashif Zaman Khan, this offering might just bring a few tears between the chuckles.
New Concepts & Genre Experiments
V-Logger Da Viyah (Hum TV)
Digital-age romance meets traditional shaadi chaos as Ali Ansari and Alizeh Shah dive into the world of content creators planning their wedding. It’s modern, chaotic, and deeply entertaining.
Love You Dolly (Hum TV)
Nadia Khan and Syed Jibran headline this charming, mature romantic comedy, highlighting second chances and unspoken emotions between older couples.
A-One Travels (ARY Digital)
This travel-themed telefilm starring Nameer Khan and Hina Afridi is as much about the journey as it is about relationships. With lush cinematography and comedic roadblocks, it’s poised to be an Eid favorite.
Viewers’ Picks: What People Are Most Excited About
Based on Reddit discussions and YouTube previews, early fan favorites include:
- Ghost Meri Dost for its horror-comedy twist
- V-Logger Da Viyah for Gen-Z appeal
- Bechara Dil for its classic rom-com vibes
- Ye Bahu Nahi Chale Gi for pure family fun
A Reddit user commented:
“Really looking forward to Sahar Hashmi’s double-feature… she’s showing range this Eid!”
Such discussions show how audience tastes are broadening—and how channels are responding with diverse content.
Industry Insights: How the Telefilms Are Made
Behind the scenes, directors like Kashif Saleem and Qasim Ali Mureed are redefining short-format storytelling. Writers such as Hassan Imam and Saba Hassan are crafting scripts that mirror urban lifestyles while staying rooted in Pakistani culture.
Production houses have ramped up budgets for Eid telefilms this year. With tighter scripts and cinematic shooting, what was once filler TV now looks more like mini-movies.
When & Where to Watch
Most Eid telefilms are scheduled to air between June 7 and June 9, 2025, across major channels:
- ARY Digital
- Hum TV
- Express TV
- Green TV
While final timings are announced 2–3 days before Eid, typical slots are:
- 2 PM (Post-lunch downtime)
- 6 PM (Prime family time)
- 10 PM (Late-night wrap-up)
For a complete schedule and live updates, visit this Eid Telefilm Guide where you can track premiere dates, cast reveals, and channel lineups.
What Makes This Year’s Lineup Unique?
- Multiple Leading Ladies Headlining: From Amar Khan to Merub Ali and Sahar Hashmi, women dominate this year’s stories.
- Comedy Overload: Expect lighter, breezier stories with fewer melodramatic moments.
- New Channel Players: Green TV and Express TV are emerging as real contenders, not just fillers.
Behind the Buzz: Who’s Generating the Hype?
talkandtrend continues to be a reliable portal for exclusive telefilm scoops. With early leaks, cast confirmations, and BTS reels, they’ve kept fans informed all month. As one of Pakistan’s growing digital entertainment sources, talkandtrend is becoming the go-to for festival television updates.
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Post-Eid Streaming: Can You Watch Again?
Yes. Many Eid telefilms become available online on platforms like:
- YouTube (official channel uploads)
- ARY Zap
- Hum TV’s VOD service
- Tapmad & Tamasha app
You can even find subtitle-supported versions for global audiences. It’s a smart way to catch up if you’re traveling or attending too many dawats to sit in front of the TV.
A Snapshot of the Top 10 Picks
| Telefilm | Channel | Genre | Unique Element |
| Alizeh & Ali Rom-Com | Hum TV | Romance | Fan-favorite duo return |
| Saiyyan Thaanedar | Green TV | Cop Comedy | Satirical, witty humor |
| Bechara Dil | Green TV | Romance | Chemistry-driven charm |
| Ghost Meri Dost | Express TV | Horror Comedy | Genre-blending brilliance |
| Ishq Ka Bhanda Phootay Na | ARY | Sitcom-style Fun | Multi-character madness |
| Ye Bahu Nahi Chale Gi | Green TV | Family Drama | Marital expectations & social comedy |
| Azaan & Merub Telefilm | ARY Digital | Romantic Drama | New on-screen pairing |
| Love You Dolly | Hum TV | Mature Romance | Relatable and nostalgic |
| A-One Travels | ARY Digital | Travel Comedy | On-the-road chaos meets family warmth |
| Jeenay Ki Arzoo | TBD | Emotional Drama | Classic tearjerker wrapped in simplicity |
Final Thoughts
Eid ul Adha 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most entertaining television seasons in years. With every major network delivering carefully curated telefilms, families across Pakistan—and abroad—can look forward to relaxing post-Qurbani evenings filled with laughter, emotion, and engaging storytelling.
From horror comedies to romantic escapades, these upcoming telefilms on Eid ul Adha 2025 are tailored to satisfy every viewer’s palate. So stock up on snacks, prepare your remotes, and let the telefilm binge begin.
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