As Meri Zindagi Hai Tu draws near its emotional finale — building a dedicated fanbase with its compelling romance and powerful performances from Hania Aamir and Bilal Abbas Khan — some viewers may already be wondering what to watch next. Thankfully, Pakistani television has delivered a strong lineup of dramas airing in January 2026 that mix romance, societal themes, family conflict and intriguing character arcs.
Here are five Pakistani TV dramas that premiered or aired episodes this January, and why they deserve a spot on your watchlist as one of the notable successors after Meri Zindagi Hai Tu.
Dastak — family drama with heartfelt depth
Where to watch: ARY Digital
Why it matters: Dastak continued airing through January 2026 on ARY Digital, earning attention for its emotional storytelling and relatable characters. The series explores the life of a woman navigating challenges and judgement after divorce, offering both sensitive character portrayal and strong social commentary. With its realistic conflict and layered performances, Dastak appeals to fans of family-centric dramas.
Cast highlights: Sohai Ali Abro, Ali Raza, Momina Iqbal
Daam-e-Mohabbat — romance and emotional conflict
Where to watch: HUM TV
Why it matters: Broadcast in January 2026, Daam-e-Mohabbat offers a classic romantic drama filled with emotional twists, heartfelt moments and evolving relationships. This series has resonated with viewers drawn to love stories that balance sincerity with drama, making it a comforting follow-up for those who appreciated the emotional arcs of Meri Zindagi Hai Tu.
Expected vibe: romantic, character-driven, sentimental
Rahguzar — intrigue and cultural themes
Where to watch: Green TV
Why it matters: Rahguzar has been steadily airing on Green TV during January, building buzz for its narrative that blends family dynamics with cultural nuance and dramatic tension. Early episodes have sparked interest thanks to strong performances and intrigue-fuelled storytelling — making it a good alternative for viewers keen on plot complexity and unfolding mystery.
Genre: family drama, cultural, intrigue
Ghulam Bashah Sundri — fresh storytelling and ensemble cast
Where to watch: Green TV
Why it matters: Also airing through January 2026 on Green TV, Ghulam Bashah Sundri offers a mix of social tension and emotional narrative with an ensemble cast. While details are evolving with each episode, the show has caught attention for its character interplay and layered staging — qualities that keep viewers engaged week after week.
Key appeal: strong performances, evolving storyline
Khaie — emerging drama gaining attention
Where to watch: Geo TV
Why it matters: Khaie has been among the Geo TV dramas airing episodes in January 2026. With its exploration of personal conflict, societal pressure and character growth, this show has begun to attract viewership for its grounded storytelling and relatable emotional arcs. It’s quickly carving a space for itself among contemporary Pakistani dramas.
Narrative tone: emotional drama, conflict, character tension
Why these January 2026 dramas are worth your watchlist
With Meri Zindagi Hai Tu concluding, Pakistani television in January 2026 offered a vibrant mix of storytelling styles and themes. From family dramas and emotionally charged romance to unfolding mysteries and cultural narratives, these five shows provide excellent alternatives for viewers ready to dive into fresh plots and characters.
Whether you’re drawn to heartfelt emotional arcs, socially relevant narratives or complex family dynamics, this list has something that can help ease the transition from one beloved show to the next.
