After watching sibling rivalry in every other drama, it’s refreshing to watch strong bonding between siblings in Hum Tum. Such a treat to watch this awesome drama with powerful performances.
This drama has set a new milestone from acting to direction, dialogue delivery to script writing everything was just perfect.
Watch last episode of HumTum here:-
HUMTUM Last Episode
Hum Tum was a modern, humorous and very ‘21st Century’ hate to love story between two youngsters, Neha played by the gorgeous and talented Ramsha Khan and Adam played by the dashing Ahad Raza Mir encircles just that.
Written by Saima Akram Chaudhry, directed by Danish Nawaz and Produced by Momina Duraid Production HUMTUM had been the biggest hit drama serial this Ramadan.
Our Verdict
This drama proved that the audience is ready to accept new ways of life, to break away from stereotypical attitudes towards gender. Kudos to Saima Akram Chaudhry for writing such a progressive script. For trusting the audience’s intelligence and giving them what they deserve; an intelligent and brilliant script.
HUMTUM Storyline
Do opposites really attract or is it all a farce? Hum Tum – a modern, humorous and very ‘21st Century’ hate to love story between two youngsters, Neha played by the gorgeous and talented Ramsha Khan and Adam played by the dashing Ahad Raza Mir encircled just that.
The track record of Danish Nawaz as a director has been cent percent. His body of work speaks volumes. After the humongous success of Chupke Chupke last year, Nawaz is back with Hum Tum. With an interesting premise and superb performers, Hum Tum guaranteed full-on entertainment. The play was a contemporary love story between two young couples. Ramsha and Ahad who were shown as the more extrovert pair, finding an excuse to get into an argument.
On the other hand, Sarah and Junaid were cooler and calm. The chemistry between both the lead pairs was electrifying throughout.
CAST of HUMTUM
Ahad Raza Mir as Adam Sultan
Ramsha Khan as Neha Qutub Ud Din
Sarah Khan as Maha Qutub Ud Din
Anoosheh Rania Khan as Sasha Qutub Ud Din
Aina Asif as Mili
Junaid Khan as Sarmad Sultan
Ayesha Sohail as Hira
Danish Ali as Umer
Uzma Beig as Tamanna Nani
Arjumand Rahim as Ulfat Adnan
Jaffar as Qutub uddin
Munnaza Arif as Haleema
Farhan Ali Agha as Sultan
Safie Hassan as Professor Jabir Muhammad
Ahmed as Safiullah, Daddu
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