Urdu Tv Serial Adhura Milan - Cast & Crew

Ifat Omer is a talented Urdu TV actress from Pakistan. He has been recognized for his exceptional acting skills and versatility in the Pakistani entertainment industry. Known for her natural talent and stunning screen presence, Ifat Omer had become a popular actress in Urdu television dramas. His ability to portray a wide range of characters with depth and realism has earned him critical acclaim and a loyal fan base. Ifat has showcased his versatility in a variety of genres throughout his career, captivating audiences with his powerful performances. His ability to bring characters to life and make them relatable has made him a sought-after actor in the industry.

Hiba Aziz is a famous Pakistani television actress. She was born on the seventh of February 1991. She hails from Lahore, Pakistan. For education, she has done ACCA. She commenced her career in 2015 when she appeared in a music video. Then she made her first debut in the television world in the drama serial Adhura Milan. She then appeared for several dramas and serials in supporting roles and gained appreciation from the audience. She is very popular for her gorgeous look and her immense talent in acting.

Kinza Hashmi was born on 7 March 1997. She is a Pakistani television actress. She started her acting career in 2014. Kinza worked in many TV commercials and serials. In 2018, she played the role of Rushna in the show Ishq Tamasha, and she got nominated for the best Negative Actor at Hum Awards. She was nominated for the Best Model at the Pakistan International Screen awards. Kinza also appeared in music videos such as Kalam Pak Ramzaan, Ye Watan Tumhara Hai, Sajna by Sibtain Khalid and Zara Zara. Kinza worked on shows like Adhura Milan in 2014, Maikay Ko Dedo Sandes and Sila Aur Jannat in 2015, Moray Saiyaan, Tere Pyaar Mein, Sangsar in 2016. 

Amna Malik is a Pakistani actress known primarily for In’A Different Way and Saya E Khuda E Zuljalal. She has also featured in the television series Dar Si Jaati Hai Sila.

Jana Malik was born on 26 April 1974 in Lahore, Pakistan. Jana hails from the pukhtun Kakazai tribe family which has a Kashmiri origin. She got a break from the television industry when she was thirteen years old. Her Debut Serial was Reizgar, which aired on PTV Home. Afterward, she was seen in MaighMalhar. And again on PTV with a show called Aangan Aangantarey. She got married to a famous singer, music director, and composer (he also composed the popular Indian movie song Yamla Pagla Deewana) on 2 September 2016 but got divorced in March 2017.Jana`s career turning point was in 1998 when she acted in a Lollywood film Muhafiz. She got a lead role in 2011 in a serial called Aiteraaf, which aired on ARY digital.

It is quite remarkable to notice that many of the actresses in the sub-continent today, whether from India or Pakistan, come from quite contrary backgrounds, most of them having either qualified for professional courses, or even having started a career in the very same field. How far this helps in their subsequent acting careers is yet to be assessed, but it can be safely presumed that it must be adding a few notches to their maturity levels, and this must be directly or indirectly showing in their acting.

Though not that young, one such name from Pakistan that immediately comes to mind is that of Samina Peerzada, who instead of pursuing a career in commerce, in which she had graduated, chose to opt for an acting career, and besides making a name for herself in several notable Pakistani dramas, went to become a producer and director too, having got married to fellow entertainment world personality, Usmaan Peerzada.

While technically her acting career started in 1980 with a child role in a British production “The Blood of Hussein”, her regular acting stint commenced, as it normally does in Pakistan, through her roles in Television dramas, 3 years later. This allowed her to gain name and fame as an accomplished actress. She liked this genre and was also liked by her fans in TV dramas, with over 40 appearances against her name, spanning across 31 years and all major TV channels. Her most notable dramas were “Ishq ke Inteha”;  “Meri Zaat” and “Zindagi Gulzaar Hai”.

Her appearances in mainstream films as well as the lighter genre of TV serials has not been as voluminous as that in TV dramas, exposing perhaps her liking for the medium of drama. Rather, she was keener to try out her hand in film direction, starting off with “Intehaan” in 1999, on a theme dealing with the controversial social issue of marital rape. Even in Pakistan’s conservative environment, the film was critically acclaimed. However, after 4 films in some of which she acted also, she settled back to her favorite genre of TV dramas, where she is making her presence even now.

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Born on 9th August 1955 in Lahore, Pakistan, Samina Butt is a Pakistani actress who has worked in many dramas, films, and telefilms. She has also shown a keen knack for direction in the past years. She graduated from the Karachi Government College of Commerce and Economics. She is married to Usman Peerzada, a well-known actor in the industry, and has two daughters, Anum and Amal Peerzada. She changed her name from Samina Butt to Samina Peerzada after marrying the actor. Samina made her film debut in 1980, playing Lisa in the film The Blood of Hussain. She has worked in many films over the years like Shaadi Mere Shohar ki ( 1986), Mukhra (1988), Bazar-e-Husn (1988), Bulandi (1990), Nazdeekiyan (1991), Pabandi (1992), Khwahish (1993), Zar Gul (1997), and The Valley (2017). She has also performed in theatrical productions, most notable of which are Raaz-o-Niaz and A Doll House.

Intro: Neeti Mohan appeared on Hindi television while performing as a competitive singer and soon she won the hearts of millions with her performances. Now she is a celebrity singer with huge success.

A beautiful diva with a golden voice is how one can introduce Neeti Mohan, the dazzling young star. She first appeared with her golden voice on television for the musical programme Popstars which was aired on Channel V in the year 2003. She won the show and along with other winners, created a musical group Asma. Under the auspicious guidance of Shankar Mahadevan, she also represented the team of Shankar’s Rockstars on the musical competitive show Music Ka Maha Muqabala. This show was aired on Star One in the year 2009. Since then, she is a regular member of A.R. Rehman live shows performing all over the world.

After winning the hearts of Indian television viewers and specially of those who love to see talented voice compete with each others on musical competitive shows on television this beautiful girl also acted in a Bollywood movie. Her debuted Bollywood movie was Socha Na Tha which was a project of Dharmendra Production. In this movie, she played a supporting role against her co-star Abhay Deol.

In the year 2012, she performed for MTV Unplugged and recently, she appeared on the comedy show Comedy Nights with Kapil Sharma as a celebrity. She is now a successful playback singer for various Bollywood projects. There is a long list of popular music numbers under her belt and she has won a number of awards including the Filmfare RD Burman Award as best singer in the year 2013.

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M Bilal Sharif is an accomplished producer proficient in Urdu. Bilal is the founder of Showcase.  His production company successfully delivered numerous popular dramas and programs for various networks. His notable work is "Varisu," an intriguing film directed by Jeethu Joseph.  M Bilal Sharif is known for his spotless skills in screenwriting. He has forged collaborations with many renowned directors and actors within the Urdu film industry. He has been the recipient of several prestigious accolades. He got nominated for the Kerala State Film Award for Best Screenplay in 2019. He is married and lives in Karachi with his family, M Bilal Sharif embraces a simple and unassuming lifestyle. He knows a wide range of literal genres. He has a passion for driving and photography.

Khurram Rana is a Pakistani associate producer and reporter. He has a master's degree in Journalism, Media Production and Mass Communication from Beaconhouse National University in Lahore and worked as a reporter internee at Daily The News, and The News International. He has worked as an associate producer and reporter at ATV, A-Plus entertainment channel and as a director at Geo TV network.

Khalid Butt is a Pakistani actor and director born  in Multan, Pakistan. He started his film career as an assistant director. He directed many films as well. He is the brother of actor Zahid Saleem. He moved to Lahore, Pakistan, building his acting career in 1979. His acting career began in the 1970s. He acted in various Punjabi and Urdu television series, shows, and films. He is mainly known for his roles in Hum Dono(1980), Ishq e laa (2021), Mujhay Jeenay Do(2017), Tere Pyaar Mein(2000), Laal Ishq(2017), Landa Bazar(2002), Boota from Toba Tek Singh(1999), Love, Life Aur Lahore(2011-13), GT Road(2019), Khai(2023), Gunjal(2023).

Nayyar Ijaz is a Pakistani television and film actor. He was born on 4 August 1975 in Pakistan. His acting debut happened in the 1990s. Nayyar has worked in many television serials. He also appeared in many films and now can be seen in some tv serials. He achieved popularity for the role of Kali Das (villain) in Laag. He worked in the following films: Chand Grehan (1997), Mujhe Jeene Do (1999), Moosa Khan (2001), Laaj (2003), Zill-e-Shah (2008), Bhai Log (2011), Saltanat Shaffi (2012), The System (2014), Na Maloom Afraad, Moor, Salute, Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai, Janaan, Actor in Law, Team, Rahm, Saya e Khuda e Zuljalal, Mehrunisa V Lub U (2017), Na Maloom Afraad 2, Jio Sar Utha Ke, Maan Jao Na (2018), Teefa in Trouble, Baaji (2019), The Legend of Maula Jatt, Zarrar. Nayyar has also appeared in tv shows such as Dhuwan, Janjaal Pura, Sarkar Sahab, Gharoor, Khurchan, and many more.

Faisal Rehman or better known by his stage name Faisal is a prominent television and film actor, writer and director from Pakistan. He was born in Lahore but his ancestors were hailed from Afghanistan. Faisal is the son of Massud-ur-Rehman, a cinematographer and his brother Fasih Ur Rehman is a classical dancer. He is also the nephew of popular Bollywood actor Rehman. He completed his matriculation at St. Anthony High School in Lahore and entered the film industry at the age of 14. His first role was from the movie Nahi Abhi Nahi in 1980, which stars famous actress Shabnam. He continued to do films and studies at the same time. He attended Forman Christian College and took up Bachelors Degree in English Literature from the University of Punjab. 

He was successful in his debut film and went on to act in several films for almost ten years. In the early 90’s, he moved to Canada and dwells in the country for five years. Faisal lives in Montreal, from where he learned French language. He is also fluent in English, Dari (Persian), Punjabi, Urdu and Bengali languages. When he came back to Pakistan, he did two feature films and several telefilms and dramas. He was applauded by the audience in the drama serial Malaal, helmed by Mehreen Jabbar. He played as Danish, a shallow and possessive man who marries a girl that is half of his age. This serial received the nomination at the 10th Annual Lux Style Award under the category of Best Serial. 

Faisal is also the co-founder of an association for the actors called The Actors’ Collective (ACT). This was established in the year 2009 in Lahore. From 1980 to 1985, Faisal has done films like Aladin, Yeh Zamana Aur Hay, Nadani, Tina, Doorian, Biwi Ho To Aisee, Love Story, Mehek, Miss Colombo, Aaposh, Naraaz, Dhanak, Palkon Ki Chaon Main, Miss Singapore, Chakkar, Beqarar, Qasam Munnay Ki, Girebaan, Baat Ban Jay, Jeenay Nahi Doon Gee, Agar Tum Na Hotay, Aandhi, Bazar R Husn, Pyaar Aur Pesa, Ghaddaar and Guns and Roses. He also did several television serials starting from year 1997 to 2012. The last was with Kamal Haasan in Ranjish Hi Sahi on Geo TV. 

Faisal also directed World Ka Centre in 2002 and won the Best TV Film and Director, Kali Shalwaar in 2003, Javaid Shampoo in 2004, Home in 2005, Karwachoth, Nausar Baaz and a music video in 2006, and Blouse in 2007.

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.

Aly Khan or Alyy Khan is a mixed British and Pakistani television and film actor. He was born on December 6, 1968 in Karachi to a Muslim household. When he was 6-years old, they moved to London that’s why he has a British Passport. When he was 9 years old, they moved to Mumbai, India where Aly studied and later on worked. He was married to Pakistani, Chandni Saigol and they have two kids. Chandni took up kickboxing and teaches kids at school. Then they came back to Pakistan again. He studied film and TV production in Pimlico Arts and Media College. He is now a resident of Pakistan and London.

Aly works in both Hollywood and Bollywood industries. Some of his renowned works are, the drama film, A Mighty Heart by Michael Winterbottom along with some American actors and actresses like Dan Futterman and Angelina Jolie, Don 2 and the romantic-drama film, Anjuman. He actively appeared in some television serials like, The Bill on ITV Network, Strike Back and the Pakistani romantic serial, Saat Pardon Mein. 

In 2003, Aly appeared in the Bollywood sport-drama film, Stumped.

He played the lead role of Major Raghav Seth who lives in the Happy Home Society and has a passion in playing and watching the cricket game. Then he did the films Sssshhh…, Kis Kis Ko, Nazar, and the British television film, Sharpe’s Challenge. He was also in the films Traitor and made a cameo appearance in the film 42 KM. Aly was Satish Chaudhary in 2009 film, Luck By Chance, followed by a television film, Dark Relic. In 2010, he did the film Pusher where he played the role of Scott. Aly became very active in the film industry from the year 2011 to 2012 and did many films including the short film, Titlee. Recently, he was filming the upcoming biographical film, Mah-e-Meer by Anjum Shahzad.

Aside from acting, Aly also hosted the the 1st Indian Telly Awards in 2001 and many reality shows including the cooking game show, Foodistan. Then he acted in few television serials like Lipstick on Zee TV, Yeh Zinagi Hai on Geo TV, The Philanthropist and more. In 1992, he worked on some documentaries and theatres after joining UTV. He became popular in India after doing the television serial, Banegi Apni Baat in 1994. He also appeared in the Indian drama series like Kabhie Kabhie in 1997, Private Detective, Bombay Blue, Satya and Dev D. Aly also did Dark Relic, a television series about the crusades in 2010 and the Cape Town.

Shiraz Uppal is a Pakistani singer, songwriter and music composer. His career began in 2001 with the album Tu Hai Meri and gained fame in the Pakistani music scene with his song ‘Tere Tay Mera’. He began associating with Indian music director A. R. Rahman from Nayak in 2001, but what gave him huge recognition in India was his song ‘Roya Re’ for the Bollywood movie Dhokha in 2007. Uppal won the Mirchi Music Award for Best upcoming Music Director in 2010 for the song Rabba in the Bollywood movie Aashayein. His other famous songs are "Raanjhanaa", “Mann Ja Ve”, “Saiyan Ve”, “Mere Khuda” and “Aiyla”.

Usman Peerzada was born on June 24, 1950, in Lahore, Pakistan, and currently resides there. During his college days, he began his acting career and is now Pakistan's most senior actor and director. He is well-known for his roles in Urdu and Punjabi films. He is married to Samina Peerzada, who is a senior actor and director in the entertainment sector. He worked in the USIS Repertory Theatre Company in 1974, before he became a television artist. In 1975, he was offered the lead role in Pakistan's first English-language film, 'Beyond The Last Mountain,' produced by media veteran Javed Jabbar. He began a collaborative venture with Sri Lanka in 1976 and produced the film 'Sazish,' while his picture 'Seeta Devi' was a co-production between Sri Lanka, France, and Italy. He then went into the Pakistani cinema industry, where he appeared in several films.

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