Urdu Tv Serial Aansoo - Cast & Crew

Ghazala Javed was born on 1 January 1988 in Swat Valley, Pakistan.She is a Pashtun playback singer. Her family fled from Swat valley to the city of Peshawar.Ghazala was only 7 when she began singing at parties and other events in Swat. She started singing professionally in 2004 and recorded the songs"Barandybarandy" and "Lag Rasha kana." In her career, she sang many melodious songs.

Fareeda Shabbir, a Pakistani Actress, was born on 4 December 1970, in Karachi, Pakistan. Fareeda Shabbir Completed her Studies and education at the University of Karachi. They got married on 23 September 2001. She has two children, a daughter and a son. Fareeda Shabbir and her husband Shabbir have their own Salon. The Salon's name is Shab's Salon & Spa. Her first appearance as an actress was in 1990 on the PTV TV channel. She has done many TV Serials on the PTV channel. In the year 1992, she worked in the T.V serial Pas-e-Aaina. In Pas-e-Aaina, she played the role of Murada. In the year 1994, she worked in the TV serial Rasm-E- Wafa. In Rasm-E-Wafa, she played the role of Naeema's mother. In the year 1995, she worked in the TV serial Chand Sa Mukhda.

Sakina Samo is not only an actress but also a director and producer. She is so beautiful that at very early age, she decided to expose herself to a big screen. She decided to play roles in daily dramas in Pakistan. A drama named as Dewarain, which is a social drama made her popular among the masses. It brings consciousness among the people who indulged in honor killings. She has received a lot of nominations for the same. This was her first actress nominations. This made her one of the best leading actresses in London and Pakistan. She wants to teach some lessons to the society. Besides being a leading actress, she continued in her social, critic dramas which influence the major society of the people.

Shagufta Ejaz is a very famous Pakistani actress. Shagufta started her career in showbiz industry in the late 1980s. She had a debut in Jagloos (1989). She worked in many Pakistani serials. Currently, she is being seen in many drama serials. Shagufta has been working with the PTV for a long time. Shagufta runs her beauty salon in Karachi. She never thought of being an actress; it was just luck. She had gone to PTV office to introduce few colleagues, and the director Kazim Pasha offered her a role in a one of the most popular serial, Jag looks.

With Pakistani TV Actor, things have happened in the reverse order – he made his debut in films and then migrated from films to TV serials, which surely goes against the normal trend. But keeping in tune with his penchant for adventure sports like scuba diving, flying and hunting, Asad is a self confessed “adventurer” and bold enough in whatever he does or comes across. Although not one to have originally thought about an acting career, nor having taken any initial formal training for it, he grabbed the opportunity, prompted by his impulsive nature, when the opportunity came his way, back in 1989. 

As mentioned, Asad Malik started his acting stint as a film actor in 1989, though none of the movies in which he featured could be referred to in any glowing terms, starting off with a horror movie entitled “Pamela”. As his film career really did not take off in any way that would have given him any encouragement, he turned his attention to drama, which still is considered the best art form in Pakistan to show case one’s acting talents. After a brief period of internship, Asad caught the eyes of discerning theater goers with his acting in the 1993 drama serial “Dasht”, shot in the backdrop of Balochistan with a woman centric theme, in the year 1993. 

That was a turning point in his career, and from then onwards Asad demonstrated his inherent talent as an actor to the theatre world at large. Side by side, with his name spreading as an actor, he took up modelling opportunities that came his way, side by side with his acting. He then went on to act in quite a few plays of that period, for the then sole TV channel - PTV. Some of these plays like the family drama “Janey Anjaney”, tale of brothers and sisters, “Aansoo” and the slightly controversial “Niqab” most of them penned by the legendary writer Haseena Moin and aired in early 2000 on PTV made Asad a front runner on Pakistani TV. 

Completing a series of fairly successful drama serials for PTV, Asad had also gone over to the private satellite channels when the opportunity came, featuring in “Dil Moti Ke Mole” for ATV, followed by two more for the same channel titled “Adhoori Film Ki Puri Kahani” and the other one called “Angoori”. “Larkiyan Mohallay Ki” followed with Hum TV as well as “Kaisi Yeh Deewangi”, also for Hum TV. His sole appearance for Geo TV at that time was “Buri Aurat”. His appearances ranged from social, romantic, family as well as slightly adult themes. With his success on the TV screen, Asad Malik had confided in several forums that he harbours no intentions to try his luck once again in films, and is quite confident about his future, describing himself as more of a self made man, rather than someone who has followed someone else’s footsteps or guidance in the growth of his career.

Talat Hussain Warsi is a Pakistani artist. His parents are Altaf Hussain Warsi and Shaista Begum, one of the most famous and talented pioneering voices of radio Pakistani, Karachi. He has three brothers, and he is the elder one. During the partition of India in 1947, his family migrated to Pakistan. He started his career as a radio in Pakistan in 1964. he first appeared on PTV Lahore in 1965. He had worked as a lead performer on TV, included shows such as Parchaiyaan, Bandish, Hawain (1997), Kashkol (TV series) (1995), Aansoo, Des Pardes, Castle, Riyasat (2006). His very first television program was Arjumand. He had also worked on stage dramas, including Andhera Ujala (produced by Nautanki Tola), Raz o Niaz (produced by Rafi Peer Theatre), and Sufaid Khoon (produced by NAPA), among others. In 1972 he shifted to England for further studies and got selected in the London Academy of music and dramatic art. He had worked in some foreign films, tv drama serials, and extended plays, including Channel Four's television serial Traffik and Family Pride.

Noman Ijaz is a Pakistani actor, who was born on 14th February 1965 in Lahore, Pakistan. His father was a manager at one movie theatre in Lahore and his father’s job influenced him a lot in getting into the acting career. His family led a simple and humble life and his father wanted to make sure that all of his three children received good education and they were sent to the best Christian Management schools in Lahore. Noman has two brothers and he is now married to Rabia and they have three children.

He began his acting career through PTV and he acted mainly in dramas. He was famous for his negative roles in the dramas and is considered as one of the most respected senior artists in the Pakistan industry. Noman struggled a lot to find his place in the industry initially and he was widely respected for his hard work and humble behaviour. He started his career with a negative role in the drama ‘Rihaee’ which made him famous both among the audience and the industry folks.

He has an Urdu movie ‘Ramchand Pakistani’ to his credit which was released in 2008. He portrayed a Pakistani Hindu, who crossed the border towards India accidently and his wife’s role was played by Nandita Das in the movie. He was honoured by Pakistan president with the ‘Pride of performance award’ in 2011. He currently hosts a TV show on PTV.