Actor reunites with creative team for the upcoming drama, reportedly a murder mystery directed by Danish Nawaz
Life And Style DeskNovember 05, 20261 min readPHOTO: sabaqamarzaman/Instagram
Saba Qamar has given fans a glimpse into her upcoming project, Case No 10, sharing behind-the-scenes photographs that have sparked curiosity about the drama, particularly her unexpected pairing with comedian and television host Tabish Hashmi.
Taking to Instagram, the actor posted a series of pictures featuring herself alongside Hashmi and other members of the production team. The post offered a peek into the preparations for the upcoming project, showing the cast and crew rehearsing their lines and discussing the script.
Some of the photographs appeared to have been taken in a hotel room, showing the cast and crew spending time together as they prepared for the drama. “Some very special cases are coming together for Case #10,” Qamar wrote in the caption, accompanying the post with film and celebration emojis.
The announcement has particularly caught viewers’ attention because of the unexpected pairing of Qamar and Hashmi. Known primarily for his comedy and television hosting, Hashmi’s involvement has raised questions about the character he will portray and how his on-screen chemistry with Qamar will unfold.
The project also brings back the creative team behind the successful Case No 9. Journalist Shahzeb Khanzada, who made his writing debut with the previous instalment, is reportedly writing the new project as well.
Directed by Danish Nawaz, Case No 10 is already generating interest following the success of its predecessor. Early reports have described the upcoming drama as a murder mystery, although details about its storyline and characters remain under wraps.
Case No 9 starred Qamar as Sehar Moazzam, a woman who takes on a powerful businessman after surviving sexual violence. Featuring Faysal Quraishi, Aamina Sheikh, Gohar Rasheed and Junaid Khan, among others, the drama explored the challenges faced by survivors seeking justice within Pakistan’s legal and social systems.
The series concluded in January of this year, leaving a strong impression on audiences with its courtroom narrative and socially relevant subject matter.
With Qamar’s latest photographs offering a glimpse of the team at work, expectations are building over what the next case will bring.
Although the makers have yet to reveal comprehensive details about the storyline, cast and release date, Hashmi’s involvement has added another element of intrigue to the upcoming project.
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