Urdu Tv Serial Qabeel - Cast & Crew

Born on the 3rd of January inKarachi, MiznaWaqas is a promising television actress in Pakistan. A large part of her childhood was spent in Saudi Arabia after which she returned to Pakistan with her family. The 35-year-old actress began her career as a model for brand endorsements. Her career as an actress was initiated from the year 2013 television drama called “Mann Kai MotI”. Her supporting roles in television serials such as “Ghar title ka par”, “Nazr e Bad” and “Lamhay” arewell applauded by the audience. In 2016, she appeared as the lead in a stage performance of the show “Khel Khel Main”. The role of Billo Ji, in the popular romantic comedy series “Suno Chanda”, which helped Mizna gain immense admiration from the audience.

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Sajjad Haider Zaidi is a renowned writer who writes primarily in Urdu language. He was born in Karachi, Pakistan. He was interested in writing and started the profession earlier. He is mainly known for his contribution to the Pakistani TV Industry. He became famous after his drama, called Dil-e-Nadan, premiered in Pakistan for the first time on 6 November 2017. After Dil-e-Nadan, Sajjad Haider Zaidi wrote other Dramas like Oye Motti (2021), Oye Motti season 2 (2023), and Mohabbat Khel Tamasha (2022). The Pakistani audience loved these dramas as well. Later, he also wrote other Pakistani serials like Hostel, Qabeel, and Mera Sasural.

Shamoon Abbasi is a Pakistani actor. He also directs and writes. He currently resides in Karachi, Pakistan. He started his career with acting. He made his debut with Bhai Log in the year 2011. He played the role of Inspector Nagra in this film. He also acted in Waar. He played the role of Ramal. Waar was produced by Mindworks and directed by Bilal Lashari.

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.

Faysal Quraishi is a Pakistani actor and producer. He was born on 26 October 1973 in Lahore, Pakistan. His father, Abid Qureshi was a Punjabi and an actor as well, while his mother Afshan Qureshi, was also a famous actress of her time. His father wanted him to become an actor, too, so he enrolled Faysal into many sports, dancing, swimming, and cricket classes. Faysal started his career when he was a child and appeared in Emergency Ward and Andhera Ujala. He made his first debut in a movie in 1992’s Saza. His career gained recognition for playing the role of Boota in the TV drama Boota from Toba Tek Singh (1999).

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