Salma Zafar

Whenever there is a revolution in a certain field, it is bound to make a place in history. It was the time when only male actors were thought to be apt for comedy stream. This mindset was changed upside down when this woman with immense talent and lot of stage presence entered into comedy. Salma Zafar comes from a family who always had nexus with show biz. Her father Zafar Khursheed was a famous composer. He composed many memorable jingles for advertisements. So being introduced to show bizz can be an accident but the accident was meant to be. The actress made her presence count in 1983 with the well-acclaimed play called ‘Bakra Qiston Pe’.

The play is considered to be one of the most hilarious and successful play till now and still is in memories of the audiences. Salma Zafar’s character as the grouchy wife of Umer Sheriff in the play became so famous that it bagged her role in the sequel to the same comedy drama. She made the character so vivacious and vibrant that is was impossible to imagine any sequel project of it without her. The play’s director Umer Shariff became very impressed by her performance that he made sure he could have her in every play which later he directed or wrote. Salma’s greatest plays include ‘New York Se Leke New Karachi’ and ‘Female Se Email’. She marked her presence in some stage plays. Salma also tried her hands in feature films, but that does not work out well. He soon returned to stage shows and managed to recreate the same aura of her again.

The name of her only movie in Bollywood is ‘ Jannat Jannat is an Indian family Hindi serial, which tel >> Read More... ’. Salma entered small screen also in further career and marked beautiful and memorable performance in her television career. She did some television shows in all categories which proved her versatility and professional nature. Salma Zafar indeed shows cased experience can beat any challenge in life. Her television shows include ‘ Humsafar Humsafar is a Pakistani Drama series. It is direct >> Read More... ’, ‘Mere Angney Me’, ‘Ye Zindagi Hai Tumse Kehna Tha’, ‘Haroon Toh Piya Teri’, etc.