Why Pakistani drama Judwaa, riveting tale of twin sisters, is a must-watch this season

Story follows twin sisters: one is soft-spoken, while the other is fiery and fearless

Last updated: May 22, 2025 | 08:19

Manjusha Radhakrishnan, Entertainment Editor

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Aina Asif, Syed Mohammad Ahmed, and Sabreen Hisbani in Judwaa

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Dubai: What happens when two identical sisters—alike in looks but starkly different in personalities—get caught in a web of misunderstandings, fate, and family drama? Judwaa is turning heads and tugging at heartstrings, and fans can’t stop talking about it.

Why is everyone watching Judwaa?

It’s not just about sibling rivalry—Judwaa is an emotional rollercoaster that’s keeping audiences glued to their screens. The story follows twin sisters: one is soft-spoken and kind, while the other is fiery and fearless. Their clashing personalities lead to a series of intense confrontations, shocking revelations, and heartbreaking moments.

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Who’s the breakout star?

Aina Asif shines in a challenging dual role, effortlessly portraying both sisters with depth and nuance. With a strong supporting cast including Zhalay Sarhadi, Adnan Raza Mir, Sabreen Hisbani, and Shahood Alvi, the show delivers powerhouse performances episode after episode.

You might recognise Aina Asif from Baby Baaji, Mayi Ri, Pinjra, and Pehli Si Mohabbat. But Judwaa might just be her most compelling role yet.

What’s the buzz?

With each episode racking up over 6 million views, Judwaa has become one of Hum TV’s biggest hits this year. Critics praise its layered storytelling, emotional depth, and stellar cast. It airs daily at 9pm (Pakistan time) and continues to dominate social media discussions and fan forums alike.

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Manjusha RadhakrishnanEntertainment Editor

Manjusha Radhakrishnan has been slaying entertainment news and celebrity interviews in Dubai for 18 years—and she’s just getting started. As Entertainment Editor, she covers Bollywood movie reviews, Hollywood scoops, Pakistani dramas, and world cinema. Red carpets? She’s walked them all—Europe, North America, Macau—covering IIFA (Bollywood Oscars) and Zee Cine Awards like a pro. She’s been on CNN with Becky Anderson dropping Bollywood truth bombs like Salman Khan Black Buck hunting conviction and hosted panels with directors like Bollywood’s Kabir Khan and Indian cricketer Harbhajan Singh. She has also covered film festivals around the globe. Oh, and did we mention she landed the cover of Xpedition Magazine as one of the UAE’s 50 most influential icons? She was also the resident Bollywood guru on Dubai TV’s Insider Arabia and Saudi TV, where she dishes out the latest scoop and celebrity news. Her interview roster reads like a dream guest list—Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Shah Rukh Khan, Robbie Williams, Sean Penn, Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhatt, Joaquin Phoenix, and Morgan Freeman. From breaking celeb news to making stars spill secrets, Manjusha doesn’t just cover entertainment—she owns it while looking like a star herself.