Urdu Tv Serial Dont Jealous - Cast & Crew

Sana Humayun is a Pakistani actress. Sana was born on 28th May. She aspired to become News anchor, but she made her place as an actress in the industry. She made her debut with the play ‘Dekh Magar Pyaar Se’, telecasted on Aaj TV.

Natasha Saleem is a modern-day TV model, VJ and a TV actor who was born on 23rd October in Karachi in Pakistan. She completed her O Levels from the popular Foundation Public School and completed her A-Levels from the well-known educational institute named “The Lyceum”. From London School of Economics, she completed her BSc. Degree in Economics & Management. As the initiatives of her career, she leaded the 'The Musik Inbox with Natasha' program as a VJ. The program was aired by the ARY The Musik channel. After starting of her career, she worked more than 8 years as a VJ, RJ and host in different media. So, her move to the drama and acting world was not sudden. At the first stage of the acting career, she played roles in some youth oriented dramas. The young generation was the viewer of those dramas. The name of the first drama attended by her is 'Don't Jealous' and it was telecasted on TV One. Another fabulous youthful play acted by her was 'Karachi High' and she acted the role of a teenage girl in the drama. But, major turning point of her career started with the play named 'Mehmoodabad Ki Malkayain' which was aired by the Hum TV. 'Madhosh' is another great drama acted by her and telecasted by the TV One. Currently, she is working on the “Natasha Tau Bolay Gee” program which is a UJP Segment where she shares news, gossips, fashions and reviews with her audience. Her upcoming drama “Girl Meets World” is going to be telecasted very soon.

Seema Taher Khan is a Pakistani CEO and producer. She began her career in the Television industry in 2005 and had a background in Graphic Design and Visual Art. With experience of over 30 years, she became the CEO and Creative Head for TV One, News One and WASEB. She feels responsible towards society and produces socially conscious films and shows. 

Faiq Khan is a Pakistani actor, model host, and voice-over artist. He was born on 14th July 1981 in Karachi, Pakistan. He received his early education in Karachi and completed his Bachelor’s degree from a reputed university in Karachi. He also did a Diploma - in Film and Television Production from the Pimlico Arts and Media College, London. He is married to Sania Effendi and has two children. He made his debut in the film field from PTV and got the chance to become a host, model, and actor. He was also a voice-over artist in the drama serial Manahil aur Khalil on Express Entertainment.

Behroze Sabzwari is a Karachi, Pakistan-born film and TV actor. He started his career as a Radio Jockey in Radio Pakistan. His career of acting took off flight in the 1970s with Dadajan Nanajan, a live television children’s play. Bheroze is popular for the role of character Aziz in the film Gul-e-Rana and character Waji Ahmed in Mera Naam Yousuf Hai. He also appeared in many television commercials several times. He has also been a part of some stage plays which includes the famous Mirza Ghalib Bandar Road Par, a famous play by Khawaja Moinuddin. This play was one of the earliest Bheroze’s ventures that introduced him throughout the television viewers of Pakistan in starting seventies. In the year 1974, he got fame through the play aired on PTV, Khuda Ki Basti, in which he played character Nausha.

Ali Sade is a professional film and video Director and Editor with 15-plus years of experience. He works and resides in London, England, United Kingdom. Ali Sade has a Business and Technology Education Council National Diploma in Communication and Media Studies from East Surrey College. He has a BA Honors in Media Studies and Humanities from the University of West London from 1995-1998. 

Haider Jinnah, also known as Syed Muhammad Haider, is a Columnist, Writer, and Documentary Producer. He resides in London, United Kingdom, since 2010. He studied MA in Documentary Production at York St. John University in York, North Yorkshire from 2010-11. Haider Jinnah wrote a thesis on the Evolving Impact of Documentaries in the Digital Era. He produced and directed a documentary film, Daddy I'm Fine, based on the experiences of international students in the UK. He filmed the documentary in the UK and Pakistan.

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