Urdu Tv Serial Rasm E Duniya - Cast & Crew

Erum Azam, a talented Urdu actress, TV show host, and model, was born on 12 August 1994 in Karachi, Pakistan. She completed her Bachelor's degree at the University of Karachi. Erum did both her hosting and acting debut in the year 2014 on Express Entertainment and the drama Koi Nahi Apna respectively. She gained a lot of recognition for playing an antagonist role in a political thriller movie, Maalik. Though she never envisioned acting as her career, she has always been interested in entertainment and started as a model.

Diya Mughal is a Pakistani actress and model born on April 16, 1987, in Lahore, Pakistan. She is most popular in the television serial industry. In 2011, she began appearing as a supporting actress. Diya's first television appearance was in the drama series Maat. She is presently one of the leading characters in the drama serial Dil-e-Veeran. Coming from a non-artistic background, Diya has made her way in becoming one of Pakistan's most prominent entertainers. She works in both the television and fashion worlds. She was hired for various television commercials early in her career. She has worked in over 20 television serials. She is well-known for her roles in Teri Meri Love Story, Kankar, Ishq Nachaya, and Beparwah. Additionally, Diya Mughal models for well-known lawn product companies.

Nida, a Pakistani actress, born and nurtured in Karachi, joined the TV and film industry in 1984 with her mother Salma Mumtaz, a celebrated actress. She became popular with her acting role in dramas named “Kahin Deep Jaley, Deewangi”, and “Khoob Seerat”. Her fame increased with her phenomenal roles in movies like “Wrong No.” and “Mehrunisa V Lub U”. She has by far acted in more than 50 dramas and is a remarkable actress of PTV’s era.

Sabahat Bukhari, is one of those actresses of the Pakistani entertainment industry, who is extra ordinarily multi talented and impressive. Born on 25th of October, in Lahore. Sabahat completed her Bachelors from, ‘Government College University, in Lahore. She started her early career as a teacher in a school. Eager to work in the entertainment industry, Sabahat proved to be a good host and announcer for PTV. She has also worked in an Oil company. Moreover, she winged herself with an airline company as well. Because of her good vocals Sabahat was offered to work for FM-100, Asia Net London and SPTV, her commitment to the entertainment industry was long lasting and evermore. Sabahat has also worked as a model, for various brands.

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.

Armeena Rana Khan is a Pakistani-Canadian TV and film actress and was born on 30th March 1987 in Canada and now presently resides in UK. She has graduated in business course from Manchester. Armeena is also an international commercial model. She has been model in many Pakistani brands like the Faysal bank print and Nisha linen by the Nishat groups, and many more ad campaigns in 2010 and 2012. Presently she is the model of the popular cold drink sprite, from Pakistan She is popular for her role in the Pakistani romantic drama sitcom "Muhabbat Ab Nahi Hugi", which is aired on the Pakistani TV channel Hum TV. Ameren’s first Bollywood film debut was "Huff! It’s too much!” That was released in 2013. In 2013 Amreen also played a lead role in a Hollywood movie "Writhe", in which she played the role of the female lead, for which she was nominated in the Cannes Film Festival. She has acted in many more TV serials like "Happily married” that aired on ARY Digital. Amreen has a very good dressing sense and she believes in simplicity. For her, "fun" is the key word and everything should be done with fun as she takes her modeling and acting career as her hobby and fun.

Imran Nazir is a Pakistani scriptwriter born in Lahore, Pakistan. He graduated from the University of the Punjab. Imran's writings mostly possess dark and twisted elements like black magic. His writings trigger logical questions that leave the watchers pondering. Nazir has over fourteen credits as a writer in the Pakistani television industry. Some of his best works are Topi Drama, Rishtey, Sada Sukhi Raho, and Mohabbat Aag Si. Mohabbat Aag Si exposed him to broad success, where he was nominated by the 15th Lux Style Awards as the Best TV Writer. He serves as the head of content in Larachi Entertainment and writes freelance for Geo Entertainment.

Abdullah Seja is a Pakistani television producer. On 9th November 1991, he was born in Karachi, Pakistan. He became the owner of IDream Production at 21 years, and his production house IDream has produced more than 100 serials. He is the brother of Jerjees Seja, the CEO of Ary Digital Network. Abdullah Seja did his schooling at South Shore School and took a bachelor's degree at the University of Nottingham in Malaysia. He got married in the year 2017. He collaborated with renowned people like Iqra Aziz, Farhan Saeed, and Sanam Chaudhry. He is one of the youngest producers in the television industry of Pakistan.

Roomi Insha was a renowned director in Pakistan whose work was respected by everyone. Initially, Roomi Insha began his career as a graphic designer, but later, he found that graphic designing is not something his heart craved for. Later, Roomi found that he is made for filmmaking. Roomi worked hard by putting all dedication to his every project. He directed a telefilm as his debut film in 2003. Roomi later joined Moomal Productions. But how can somebody who sets the sky as his limit be confined to one thing? Roomi stepped into the field of drama directors too because Pakistani dramas are world-famous.

Sami Khan born on July 6, 1980 is a Pakistani actor and model. He has graduated from UET, Lahore. He began his career in the TV industry with the film “Salakhain” in 1998. He has enacted his roles in the movies brilliantly and thus got recognised in the Indian television industry as well. “Devar Bhabhi” was his Lollywood debut in 2013. He won the Tarang Houseful Awards for Best Actor in a Leading Role. He also won the PTV Best Actor Award for the serial “Ghar Ki Khatir” in 2011.

 Sami Khan’s most famous daily soap opera is “Love, Life Aur Lahore”. It is a Pakistani television serial which airs on A-Plus channel. Khan plays the role of Pari Paiker who is in love with a Hindu girl. The story is about their love story. “Meri Ladli” is another of his opera which is a Pakistani romantic drama serial which began in 2012. Khan plays the role of Abdul Hadi. It is the story about a young woman, Aarfah who elopes with her beloved, Sajid. The serial revolves around the difficulties they face. Thus, Khan’s work has been recognised and he continues to charm the audience with his marvellous acting.

Javed Sheikh is one of Pakistan’s actor, producer, and director, who also acts in Bollywood. Javed Sheikh was born in Rawalpindi on 8th October 1954 to a Pakistani family. He started his film career in 1974, with a Lollywood film Dhamaka. Since then, he featured in many Pakistani films, like Kalay Chor, Daku Raaj, Zamana, among others. Javed Sheikh has ventured in many different forms of acting and films, not limiting himself to just Pakistani films and big screen.

Bilal Abbas Khan was born on June 4, 1993, into a Pashtun family in Karachi, Sindh. His father, Sohail Abbas, used to work as the Karachi Superintendent of Sindh Provincial Police, and his mother, Farhana Sohail, is a fashion designer. He grew up in Karachi, where he received his primary education, and later went to Lawrence School, a boarding school in Murree, where he became interested in performing arts, which supported his desire to work as an actor.

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