‘Muamma’ nears finale: Will Jahanara’s schemes backfire?

Aneela.Riazuddin August 2, 2026 Latest

Popular psychological drama Muamma, being aired on HUM TV is heading towards its end this week, with intense twists in the final episodes.

According to the promo shots of the final episodes to be aired tomorrow (March 18), Jahanara’s desperation to separate her new tenants will become more visible. Her repeated attempts to get Shahjahan’s attention will fail. Even when she visits his house with an excuse, Shahjahan ignores her leaving her humiliated.

This moment marks a turning point. Jahanara, already struggling with rejection, reacts emotionally. Her frustration grows after seeing Shahjahan’s continuous love bond with Aiza. The couple’s strong relationship further weakens her plans.

However, Jahanara does not step back. She begins to suspect that Shahjahan might be playing a deeper game. This leads her to design a risky plan using Asiya and a delivery boy.

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In a dramatic sequence, a fake robbery unfolds at Shahjahan’s house with a plan to expose hidden truths. Jahanara even pretends to be a victim to mislead everyone. But the plan fails.

No evidence surfaces against Shahjahan. Instead, the incident strengthens his image as a loyal husband. His relationship with Aiza appears genuine, with no hidden agenda.

As the drama approaches its final episode, Jahanara finds herself cornered. Her schemes collapse one after another.

The last episode is likely to focus on consequences, truth, and the fate of Jahanara’s manipulative journey.

The drama, featuring Saba Qamar, Usman Mukhtar and Ali Ansari, has built strong momentum with its suspense-driven storyline.

Produced by Momina Duraid Productions, it explores trust, manipulation and hidden motives inside a mysterious mansion.

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