Alao (Urdu: الاؤ, lit. 'Bonfire') is a 1994 Pakistani television series written by Asghar Nadeem Syed it was produced and directed by Shaukat Zain-ul-Abideen.^[1]

It focuses on marriage-related social issues, including divorce. Hajra is released from jail and searches for her daughter, Chandi. Meanwhile, Irshad, a wealthy woman who loves to spend money on expensive stuff, is unaware that her son Daniyal has been keeping bad company and later becomes a drug addict.^[2]

• Nabeel as Daniyal^[3][4]
• Uzma Gillani as Hajra
• Madeeha Gauhar as Irshad
• Seemi Zaidi as Chandi
• Sohail Asghar as Ghunghru^[5]
• Saiqa as Suhani Begum
• Khalid Butt as Advocate
• Jameel Fakhri as Thekedar
• Ismat Tahira as Begum Karim
• Munawar Saeed as Chaudhary Anwar^[1]
• Abid Khan as Rashid
• Farooq Butt as Student Leader
• Asif Alvi as Aamir
• Saeed Yousaf as Bobby
• Ali Haider as Waqas
• Waseem Haider as Rashid
• Altaf Ur Rehman as Hafiz Karim
• Mona Victor as Nanni
• Sarfraz Sial as Saruant
• Nazar Abbas as Gogi
• Karim Multani as Nashi
• Munir Zareef as Tunda
• Hasan Zia as Jeda
• Qaiser Rafiq as Jamil
• Javed Babaras Doctor 1
• Kazim Raza as Doctor 2
• Shubnam Kanwal as Nurse
• Abdul Wahid as A.S.I
• Gul Zareen as SHO
• Majid Zareef as Jewelar
• Hamid Mehmood as Teacher
• Meher-Un-Nisa as Gully
• Anil Chaudhary as Medical Supervisor