The long-running Pakistani sitcom Bulbulay has been entertaining audiences since 2009. With its unique characters and humorous plot, one character that stands out is Khoobsurat, played by Ayesha Omar. But what happens if Ayesha steps down? In a recent interview, she revealed who could replace her—and fans are buzzing!
Ayesha Omar’s Journey as ‘Khoobsurat’
Ayesha Omar began her career with “College Jeans” in 1999 and gained popularity through shows like “Jutt and Bond” and “Dolly Ki Ayegi Baraat“. However, her most iconic role remains Khoobsurat in Bulbulay, which she has played for over 16 years.
From her sassy dialogues to glamorous looks, her character became the heart of the sitcom.
The Big Question: Who’s Next?
In a viral video from an entertainment talk show, host Hassan Chaudhry asked Ayesha Omar who she thought could play Khoobsurat if given the choice between Sajal Aly, Yumna Zaidi, or Sonya Hussyn.
Without hesitation, Ayesha excitedly chose Sajal Aly, praising her versatility and charm.
Why Sajal Aly?
Ayesha’s pick, Sajal Aly, is known for her powerful performances and has a massive fan following. Her ability to adapt to different roles makes her a strong candidate. Fans agreed with Ayesha’s choice and even suggested that producers consider Sajal for a new character in the show.
Fans’ ReactionSocial media users were quick to support Ayesha’s opinion. Many were thrilled by the idea of Sajal Aly joining Bulbulay, even if it’s in a brand-new role. This discussion sparked fresh excitement for the sitcom that’s already a household favorite.
What’s Next for Bulbulay?
While Ayesha Omar continues to play Khoobsurat, fans are already imagining new possibilities. Whether or not Sajal joins the cast, it’s clear that the legacy of Khoobsurat will remain strong—and the future of Bulbulay is still full of laughs.
Ayesha Omar’s revelation added a fun twist to the Bulbulay conversation. Whether it’s a hypothetical or a hint at the future, fans are eager to see what comes next. One thing i
s for sure—Khoobsurat’s charm is here to stay.
