Urdu Tv Serial Bubu Ki Beti - Cast & Crew

Yasra Rizvi is a 33-year-old Pakistani actress and writer. Born on 15 th November 1982, this beauty from Islamabad has been a part of both films and plays but is mainly recognized by her work in various serial dramas aired on television.

Hina Altaf started her professional life from VJ Play TV. She has been at work with VJ Play TV for some years and after that she started to work with ARY Musik just recently. She is doing a show named as Girls Republic goes on air from Monday to Friday at 3pm on ARY Musik.

Hina Altaf was born on 24th October 1992 in Karachi. She belongs to the capital city of Sindh, Pakistan. She got her primary and secondary education from Becon House School System. Now she is doing graduation from Iqra University. By profession she is a VJ, actress and host. She has worked in some shows and also did some commercials of brands such as Olpers Milk and Nishat etc.

She is very sweet friendly and pretty girl. Her eyes are black and her hairs are brown. Her nickname is Hina or Heena. Her Zodiac sign is Scorpio. Some of the hobbies of Hina Altaf are Traveling, Singing and Listening Music. Hina Altaf became very famous in her young age and this is because of her skills and talent. She is an extrovert person, she loves to interact with people and enjoy everyone’s company.

Nimra Bucha is a Pakistani TV actress and she is famous for her television drama series in various Pakistani channels. Her acting career began with Traverse Theatre, Karachi, in the early 2006, and she went on to act in many television dramas. It is not known to many people that she is the elder sister of famous Pakistani TV host Sana Bucha. Nimra admitted that Sana is her sister even though Sana has never openly made any statements regarding her relation to Nimra. There is a rumour going around that Sana doesn’t like her sister being in the entertainment industry and she doesn’t want herself to get associated with her sister for this reason. 

Fame followed Nimra with her roles in the hit television serials ‘Daam’ and ‘Mera Yaqeen’ but she never received the lime light or appreciation that her younger sister got as a TV host. She acted in successful serials titled ‘Main Manto’ and ‘Kaanebaaz’ and is still continuing her acting career in the television industry. 

She was born in Karachi as the daughter of a Pakistani airlines Captain and is married to a TV journalist Mohammed Hanif who is also a successful author. His work ‘A case of exploding mangoes’ received recognition and appreciation in Pakistan. Nimra completed a course on drama from Bard College, Karachi, before starting her career with Traverse Theatre.

Parveen Akbar is a very senior Pakistani drama artist and she has been in the show business since 1969. Her career has began from radio and then, in 1975 she shifted to the television. The main roles, which earned fame for her, are Bi Jamalo and Zalim Saas. Presently, she is revered as the most famous Pakistani drama artist. Nowadays, she has also entered into the field of production and direction. Recently her role in the drama Shammo aired on Geo TV was seen with a very different angle and she earned a lot of fame from this role. In the beginning, she worked only in the dramas of PTV, but now her dramas are seen on other private channels as well.

By chance or by luck, Parveen Akbar has mostly performed villain roles in most of her dramas. It might be so that, these roles set on the personality of Parveen Akbar so well, that the directors always choose her for these roles. Due to her work, she has earned a lot of respect and fame among her viewers as well as co-workers. In addition to this, her juniors also consider her as the most talented actress and learn a lot from her. She has many plans in future and she also intends to manage and run a training academy for the upcoming TV artists. In fact, she is the great source of learning for her juniors and upcoming artists.

For the Karachi born Pakistani TV actress Sania Saeed, it was but natural that she would enter into enacting dramas, sooner or later. Coming from parents who were highly educated and soaked into drama, she picked up her threads early, while at the same time pursuing her studies. She made her first break into television in 1989 when she was 17, through a street theatre play called “Aurat”. In fact, Sania’s skills in drama were honed and polished by her participation in her father’s troupe, called Dastak.

Dastak was formed in the backdrop of the struggle for democracy in Pakistan in 1982, and it staged street theatre with the help of a closely knit group of volunteer human rights activists. It continued the struggle till 1988 helping to bring to an end Pakistan’s longest running autocratic rule.  It was here that Sania learnt her first lessons in theatre by playing child characters in some of the Urdu versions of world famous plays, including those of Chekov and others.

However, it was actually about 4 years later that she shot into real prominence through her roles in the serial “Aahat” in 1991, followed the very next year by “Sitara Aur Mehrunissa” . 

After these two landmark serials there was no looking back for her. She has a fair mix of TV dramas (about 30) and TV serials (about 16), but her association with TV does not end there, she took part in Talk Shows also, being eminently qualified for the same. She had never ignored her education and completed her course in Clinical psychology after her early education. 

Her association with Dastak also extended even further, when she got her husband, writer director, Shahid Shafaat too, involved in the Dastak movement. Together they formed what was later christened as Katha, a grouping of working children from their hometown, trained into performing street plays. All in all, Sania Saeed is not just a TV personality, but a veritable movement, who with her father Mansoor Saeed and husband Shahid, has brought street theatre in Pakistan to a new level.

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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.

Firdous Jamal is a renowned personality in the mediums of theater, radio, TV, and film. He is an icon promoting art and culture in Pakistan who is considered to be an academy himself. He has been serving Pakistan media over 40 years and over the years he has produced a number of dramas, commercials, and documentaries for the small screen. In movies, he has 30 years of experience, and perhaps that is why he has been recognized as ‘Voice of Millennium’ from Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC). He has won the best actor award 4 times for PBC and had been nominated in the best actor category for eight times. The highest honor that he has been awarded is ‘Pride of Performance 1986 National Award’ presented by President of Pakistan. The actor has not turned to silver screen over a decade. The last film that he had acted was 'Kanwara Baap'. Since films are not very success in Pakistan, then he quit acting and continued to engage himself in theater and dramas. Being a renowned film, TV, and theater person, he has some failures too in his career. He even tried to turn into a singer but failed miserably. He had no plans to become an actor. But fate had something else written for him. He joined radio. Later, he worked in theater for a long time. He even gave audition for TV plays and entered TV medium finally. He appeared for the first time in a drama, "Budnamee They Toway". Today, he has to his credit 300 television plays in Urdu, Pushto, Hindko, and Punjabi, 150 stage plays, 200 radio programmes and plays, and 50 films in Urdu, Even some of his old plays such as ‘Sayeeban Sheeshay Ka’, ‘Man Chale Ka Sauda’, ‘Mehboob’, ‘Pagal Ahmeq Bewakoof’ are still remembered by today’s generation. He is the most seasoned actors that Pakistan drama industry had ever produced. He was born on June 9, 1954, in Lahore, Pakistan.

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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