Usman Mukhtar is one of those rare Pakistani actors who effortlessly stands out, whether he’s on television or behind the camera. Over the years, he has earned immense respect for his versatility—be it acting, directing, or filmmaking. Viewers especially remember him for his powerful performances in hit dramas such as Anaa, Sabaat, Sinf-e-Aahan, and Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay, where he proved time and again that he brings depth and sincerity to every role.
These days, Usman Mukhtar is winning hearts all over again with his gripping performance in the drama serial Pamaal. He plays Raza—a complicated, layered character who battles severe anger issues and emotional turbulence. Yet, beneath all that intensity, Raza is someone who feels deeply and cares fiercely. This contrast makes him a fascinating character to watch.
Usman has beautifully captured Raza’s inner chaos, vulnerability, and silent pain. His subtle expressions, emotional breakdowns, and controlled aggression have all added a raw realism to the role. Fans are praising how naturally he has portrayed such a complex personality, making Raza relatable, flawed, and incredibly human.
Overall, Usman Mukhtar’s work in Pamaal is being seen as one of his finest performances, further cementing his position as one of Pakistan’s most talented and thoughtful actors.
Recently, Usman Mukhtar took to his Instagram to interact with his fans in a heartfelt way. He posted a clip from Pamaal and asked viewers to rate his performance as Raza, especially after the latest emotionally charged episodes aired on TV. His humble request for feedback shows how dedicated he is to his craft and how much he values his audience’s response.
Fans immediately flooded the comments section with appreciation, praising the intensity and honesty he brings to the role. Many said that Raza’s emotional breakdowns and moments of vulnerability felt incredibly real—proof of Usman’s powerful acting.
You can also watch the emotional scene from the recent episode, where Raza’s struggle and inner turmoil reach a breaking point. It’s a moment that truly highlights Usman Mukhtar’s ability to portray deep, layered emotions with remarkable authenticity.
