Tabish Hashmi’s unexpected pairing with Saba Qamar sparks interest in new drama

Pakistani actor Saba Qamar has offered fans an early look at her upcoming drama Case No 10, sharing behind-the-scenes photographs that have drawn attention to her pairing with comedian and television host Tabish Hashmi.

Pakistani actor Saba Qamar has offered fans an early look at her upcoming drama Case No 10, sharing behind-the-scenes photographs that have drawn attention to her pairing with comedian and television host Tabish Hashmi.

Qamar posted a series of pictures on Instagram featuring Hashmi and other members of the production team. The photographs showed the cast and crew gathered during preparations for the project including moments of script discussions and rehearsals.

Some images appeared to have been taken in a hotel room giving followers a glimpse of the team working together ahead of the drama’s production. Accompanying the photographs Qamar wrote: “Some very special cases are coming together for Case #10.”

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Hashmi’s involvement has become one of the talking points surrounding the project. Best known for his comedy and television hosting his appearance alongside Qamar has prompted curiosity about the role he will play and the nature of their on-screen partnership.

The upcoming production also marks a reunion of the creative team behind Case No 9 which received attention for its socially relevant storyline. Journalist Shahzeb Khanzada who made his screenwriting debut with the previous instalment is reportedly returning to write the new drama.

Directed by Danish Nawaz Case No 10 has been described in early reports as a murder mystery. However the makers have not yet disclosed detailed information about its plot characters or release schedule.

The previous series featured Qamar as Sehar Moazzam a woman who challenged a powerful businessman after surviving sexual violence. Its cast included Faysal Quraishi, Aamina Sheikh, Gohar Rasheed and Junaid Khan. The drama explored the difficulties survivors encounter while seeking justice within Pakistan’s legal and social systems.

Case No 9 concluded in January following a courtroom-focused narrative that resonated with viewers.

With the original creative team returning expectations are building around the next instalment. The addition of Hashmi has further fuelled interest although audiences will have to wait for the makers to reveal more about the story and the characters.