
Green TV is preparing to introduce Mitti De Baway, a new drama that brings together some of Pakistan’s most recognisable television performers. Written by Faiza Iftikhar and directed by Syed Wajahat Hussain, the series is set against a rural Punjabi backdrop and features an ensemble cast led by Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali.
The drama is particularly notable for Mahira Khan’s return to television. Wahaj Ali, meanwhile, takes on a character that moves him into a more physically demanding and intense space than audiences have typically seen from him.
Mitti De Baway is scheduled to premiere on 23 September 2026, airing at 8pm every Wednesday and Thursday on Green TV.

The upcoming series appears to move beyond the familiar territory of conventional domestic dramas, with its rural setting, generational storyline and darker character dynamics giving it a distinct identity.
At the centre of the story are characters played by Mahira Khan and Wahaj Ali, with the narrative also incorporating younger versions of their characters. The cast includes both established performers and younger actors, creating a story that spans different stages of its characters’ lives.
For Mahira Khan, Mitti De Baway marks an important return to the television screen after a period in which she has also focused on cinema.
She plays Billo, a character described in the source material as intense and emotionally demanding. The role places Khan at the heart of the drama and reunites her with a television format in which she has previously established a strong audience following.
Her presence also gives the project added significance, particularly for viewers who have been waiting to see her take on another major television role.
Wahaj Ali stars as Bala, a character portrayed as raw, ruthless and intense. The actor has also undergone physical preparation for the role, reflecting the demanding nature of his character.
The series gives Ali an opportunity to explore a markedly different screen persona. His character’s journey is connected to the show’s broader themes of conflict and violence, while the story also reaches back to Bala’s younger years.
Fazal Hussain plays the younger version of Bala, portraying him during the 1990s when he encounters Billo and falls in love with her. The use of two actors for different stages of the character’s life adds a generational dimension to the narrative.
The supporting cast brings together performers from different corners of Pakistan’s entertainment industry.
Sohail Ahmed takes on an important role connected to Bala’s journey. A veteran of film, theatre and television, Ahmed has previously appeared in Green TV productions including Standup Girl and Jeevan Nagar.
Amar Khan is also part of the cast and appears in an intense role suited to the drama’s Punjabi setting. Her previous work has included Punjabi-language characters, while her performances in the promotional material for Mitti De Baway have highlighted the emotional demands of her role.
Hina Afridi, who began her career in modelling before moving into acting, is another prominent member of the ensemble. She has appeared in several television projects and takes on an important role in the upcoming series.
The drama also reunites director Syed Wajahat Hussain with Uzma Hassan, following their earlier collaboration on Khaie. Hassan is once again stepping into an intense dramatic role, adding another experienced performer to the cast.
Junaid Khan is also exploring a different kind of character in the series. Having successfully transitioned from music into acting, he has recently appeared in projects including Do Kinaray and Muhaafiz. Mitti De Baway gives him another opportunity to move away from more familiar leading-man territory.
Young actor Aena Khan plays Mahira Khan’s character during an earlier period of her life. Her role is closely connected to the source of conflict in the story, while the project represents a move into more serious dramatic territory for an actress previously associated largely with romantic comedy projects.
Noor ul Hassan completes the principal cast as a police officer. The actor’s recent work includes Case No. 9, and his role in Mitti De Baway places him within the drama’s law-and-order dimension.
The principal cast includes:
With Faiza Iftikhar handling the writing and Syed Wajahat Hussain directing, the project brings together a combination of established names and emerging performers.
Mitti De Baway will premiere on Wednesday, 23 September 2026, on Green TV.
The drama will air at 8pm every Wednesday and Thursday, giving viewers two weekly episodes as the story unfolds.
With Mahira Khan’s television return, Wahaj Ali’s intense new role and a sizeable ensemble cast, Mitti De Baway enters the Pakistani drama schedule with a distinctive rural setting and a story that spans multiple generations.