Tama Mirza

Tama Mirza’s filmography has got a bit of everything, honestly. Dive into “Surongo” (2023), and you’ll find a thriller that doesn’t mess around—think high-stakes drama built on desperation and that raw urge to survive. Tama steps through these shadowy tunnels (literally and metaphorically) as her character chases freedom, dodging more than just physical obstacles. There’s this constant sense of claustrophobia, both underground and in her head. The tension? Yeah, it’s thick enough to slice with a dull butter knife. Then you’ve got “Nodijon” from 2015, which flips the vibe entirely. Here, it’s all about rural life by the riverbanks, tangled family ties, and the endless push-pull between tradition and ambition. Tama leans into a softer, more grounded role, showing off her range as she wrestles with heartbreak, hope, and everything in between. There’s no flashy action—just the messy, beautiful chaos of small-town living and the quiet strength it takes to face it. Now, “Daagi” (2025) is the wild card. Not a ton’s out there yet, but word on the street says it’s a gritty drama with secrets bubbling under the surface. Tama’s set to play a woman haunted by her past, fighting off the kind of ghosts you can’t just outrun. Expect some serious emotional heavy lifting and maybe a few gut punches along the way. If her previous work’s anything to go by, she’ll be stealing scenes and breaking hearts, no sweat.