Sanam Saeed Calls TV Pakistan’s Most Impactful Medium

Sanam Saeed has officially made her much-awaited return to television after a seven-year hiatus and her fans couldn’t be happier! The acclaimed actor, known for her powerful performances and nuanced characters, will star in the upcoming drama Main Manto Nahi Hoon, alongside powerhouses Humayun Saeed and Sajal Ali.

In a heartfelt Instagram post, Sanam reflected on her journey and paid tribute to some of her most memorable roles from both television and film. She also shared her love for the small screen, calling television “the most impactful medium” in Pakistan. “There’s really nothing like television and the appreciation we get from the audience,” she wrote.

Sanam beautifully highlighted how TV serves as a platform for authentic Pakistani talent. From intense storytelling to breathtaking cinematography, television remains the heartbeat of Pakistani entertainment. Her caption resonated deeply with fans who have admired her performances over the years.

From Kashaf Murtaza in Zindagi Gulzar Hai to Ruhina Behroze in Diyar-e-Dil, Sanam’s characters have often been layered with strength, struggle, and soul. She’s portrayed everything from free-spirited romantics like Nida in Dil Banjaara, to more complex, even villainous, characters in Kadoorat and Dil Mera Dhadkan Teri. Her career is a true masterclass in versatility.

She didn’t stop at television Sanam also reminisced about her film roles. From playing Zara in Cake, a heartfelt family drama, to taking on the role of a modern-day poet in the critically acclaimed Mah-e-Meer, her film career showcases just how effortlessly she blends grace and grit on screen.

As she embarks on this exciting new journey, Sanam’s words say it all:
“Thrilled I got to work with a new team and some of my favourite actors for the first time. Looking forward to seeing how this new avatar is received.”

There’s no doubt Sanam Saeed TV comeback is more than a return; it’s a celebration of everything we love about great Pakistani storytelling.