Muamma Episode 30 Release Time In India: Here's When New Episode OF Saba Qamar's Show Will Air

Muamma Episode 30 Release Time In India: Saba Qamar is one of the most talented and talked about actresses in the Pakistani industry who has not just carved a niche for herself in Pakistan but also in India and across the world. Her versatility, her range of work and her impressive performances have been often won her praises and it is a treat to watch her onscreen. Interestingly, Saba has been making headlines lately for the much talked about show Muamma which is grabbing a lot of eyeballs.

Directed by Shaqielle Khan and written by Imran Nazir, Muamma features Saba Qamar, Ali Ansari, and Usman Mukhtar in the lead. It is said to be a "slow-burn" psychological thriller. Muamma revolves around Jahan Ara (Jiji), played by Saba Qamar, a mysterious woman who lures couples to live in her old haveli. . Using emotional manipulation and a "magical mirror" to watch them, she manipulates the tenants and tests the faithfulness of the men to destroy their relationships. It is also believed that Jahan Ara has also been struggling with past traumas including childhood neglect, a failed marriage, and the loss of her child. As Muamma continues to make headlines, all eyes are set on the new episode

Muamma Episode 30 Release Time In India

To note, Muamma episode 30 will premiere on Hum TV at 8 pm tonight (April 8, 2026) as per Pakistani Standard Time. To note, the new episode of the show will be out in India after 10pm tonight.

Where To Watch Muamma Episode 30 In India?

While Pakistani channels are banned in India, you can still enjoy the new episode of Saba Qamar starrer Muamma in India on various Youtube channel like Drama Bazar, Top Pakistani Dramas and that too for free.

Meanwhile, Saba, during her appearance on Tabish Hashmi's show Ramzan Mein Hasna Mana Hai, was quizzed about a paranormal encounter on set. Responding to the question, Saba Qamar said the makeup artist had stepped away from the set to perform wuzu before prayers when, as Qamar described it, 'pataakh,' the person felt a hard slap on the back of the head from something nobody could see. Hashmi pressed further, asking whether the makeup artist saw anyone nearby at the moment of impact, and Saba Qamar replied that there was no visible attacker at all, explaining that the person "saw something, just not this," while pointing towards her face and adding, "There was something, but there wasn't anything."