Toota Huwa Dil is an ARY Digital drama about two broken hearts, Sameen and Idraan, who find hope and healing after facing difficult phases of life. Agha Ali plays Idraan, a successful businessman carrying the emotional scars of betrayal and heartbreak, while Nazish Jahangir portrays Sameen, a compassionate and responsible woman trying to build her future. Written by Sadia Akhtar and directed by Ahmer Sohail, the drama also stars Arez Ahmed, Vaneeza Sattar and a talented supporting cast. Toota Huwa Dil airs daily at 7:00 PM on ARY Digital.
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| Day | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | 7:00 PM | ARY Digital |
Explore the complete production details, creative team, and broadcast information for this drama.
Directed by Ahmer Sohail, written by Sadia Akhtar
59 episodes available. Updated Daily at 7:00 PM on ARY Digital.
Explore the complete production details, creative team, and broadcast information for this drama.
Directed by Ahmer Sohail, written by Sadia Akhtar
See when new episodes of Toota Huwa Dil air each week.
| Day | Time | Channel |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | 7:00 PM | ARY Digital |
Toota Huwa Dil has aired 59 episodes so far. New episodes release every day at 7:00 PM on ARY Digital.
Toota Huwa Dil is an ARY Digital drama about two broken hearts, Sameen and Idraan, who discover hope, comfort and strength after experiencing painful phases of life.
The lead cast of Toota Huwa Dil includes Agha Ali as Idraan, Nazish Jahangir as Sameen and Arez Ahmed as Shazir.
Toota Huwa Dil is written by Sadia Akhtar and directed by Ahmer Sohail.
Toota Huwa Dil airs daily at 7:00 PM on ARY Digital.
All Toota Huwa Dil episodes are available on HotInPakistan, updated daily from the official ARY Digital YouTube playlist.
Toota Huwa Dil Episode 17: Ushna chases a risky new admirer as money troubles bite, while Idran's valima is overshadowed by Maria and Kamal's bitter boycott.
Toota Huwa Dil Episode 16: Shujaat's pride collides with his son-in-law's cruelty and a costly gesture, while Shahzer's overseas humiliation forces a painful reckoning.
