

Saba is currently starring in the high-stakes 2025–2026 drama Mein Manto Nahin Hoon, written by Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar, where she plays the pivotal role of Naseeba. She is also a central figure in the ongoing 2026 family drama Tan Man Aur Tum on Green Entertainment. During Ramadan 2026, she was a highly publicized guest on the Bahar-e-Ramadan transmissions, where she addressed her "viral" status and shared wisdom on industry longevity. Recent 2024–2025 Success: 2025 was a prolific year for her, headlining Dil Wali Gali Mein (Hum TV) as Durdana Siddiqui and the Geo Entertainment blockbuster Aas Paas as Seemab. Her 2024 performance in the psychological thriller Khaie as Husna Bano received massive acclaim for its portrayal of tribal power and maternal grief. The "Newscaster" Roots: Saba began her career in 1981 as a newscaster for PTV, where she became a household name for her poise and impeccable Urdu diction. She dominated the newsroom for over a decade before making a calculated shift into acting in the late 1990s. The Acting Dynasty: Saba is the matriarch of one of Pakistan's most prominent acting families. All three of her children—Sadia Faisal, Salman Faisal, and Arsalan Faisal—are established actors. In March 2026, the family trended globally for Arsalan's high-profile career milestones and their collective appearances in lifestyle segments. Career Masterpieces: Over three decades in acting, she has delivered iconic performances in Humsafar (as Maimoona), Pyarey Afzal (as Irsa Ibrahim), Baaghi (as Fauzia’s mother), and Ghisi Piti Mohabbat (as Farida). She is a recipient of the Lux Style Award for her contribution to television. Cinematic Footprint: On the big screen, she is known for her roles in the musical drama Rangreza (2017) and the 2022 blockbuster London Nahi Jaunga starring Humayun Saeed.