ZARA NOOR ABBAS
Born: May 22, 1990 (29 years Old)
In Lahore (Pakistan )
Education: Beaconhouse National
University Tarogil Campus
Drama:
1.
Ehde_e_wafa
2.
Deewary shub
3.
Parey Hut Love
4.
Chhalawa
5.
Qaid
6.
Lamhy
7.
Khamoshi
8.
Dharkan
9.
Zebaish
Career:
A graduate from Beaconhouse National University, Abbas has studied film design, dancing, theatre and film making as an optional subject too.[12][12] After participating in various plays and dance competitions, she made her television debut in the Fahim Burney's directed 2016 series Dharkan, where she played the lead character of Areen opposite Adeel Chaudhary and Ghana Ali.[13][11] The series ran for 18 episodes and aired weekly.[14][15] The series received mixed reviews from critics. Shahbano Yousuf of Daily Times stated, "We see this drama as a great blend of our culture, its norms and value mixed with fantastical romance".
In 2017 she
appeared in another project with the lead role of Arsala in the critically
acclaimed series Khamoshi opposite Bilal Khan, Affan Waheed and Iqra Aziz.[1][16] Upon
release, Khamoshi has become one the most watched drama series
of 2017 and also nominated for Best Drama Serial category
at annual Hum Awards.[17][18][19] Her on-screen
chemistry with Bilal Khan was praised.[20] According to
Buraq Shabbir of The News International, the series
turned out to be a game changer for her.[21] Ahmed Sarym
of The Express Tribune praised her
saying, "Within a short span of time, she’s not only been able to mark a
niche but also impress both commercially and critically alike".
Abbas
appeared in two series in 2018. She first starred alongside Shaz Khan in
Amna Nawaz Khan's directorial Lamhay which
tells the story of star-crossed lovers who are reincarnated.[22] It is her third
consecutive appearance in Momina Duraid's
production after Dharkan and Khamoshi. The series
did not do well in terms of ratings but her performance was praised.
Her next series
was Qaid. She starred opposite Syed Jibran and
played the role of a Reham, a Home teacher who
faces difficulties when one of her students is attracted to her.[24] The series
received average reviews.[citation
needed]
be part of
upcoming Wajahat Rauf's venture Karachi
Se Lahore 3 which will be the third installment in Karachi
Personal Life
In 2017, she married fellow actor Asad
Siddiqui, the nephew of Adnan
Siddiqui. According to Abbas, they first met on the sets of Kis Ki Ayegi Baraat. The marriage
ceremony was held in Karachi, Pakistan
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