Babar Khan

Babar Khan aka Babar Khan Durrani is a talented artist, belonging to the Pakistani Film Industry. Babar was born and brought up in Lahore, Pakistan. He has donned several roles in small screen serials and has also worked as a model. His talent was recognized, and he became a household name, through the television drama Ek Tamanna Lahasil Si that was aired on Hum TV. He acted in a substantial supportive role in the serial and won accolades for his acting skills.

The efforts he had put in this serial, fetched him the nomination, in the first Hum TV award function, for the best supporting role. He obtained his degree from Bahria College, located at Karachi, in Pakistan. Babar Khan has had a tragic life, in the recent past. He got married to the popular actress Sana Khan Sana Khan, the popular Hindi television actress, i >> Read More... , in the year 2013. Sadly, the couple met with an accident, in the year 2014, when they were traveling to Hyderabad and Sana Khan lost her life. Babar was hurt badly and was hospitalized. 

After his wife’s demise, in the year 2015, Babar re-married his cousin Bisma Khan Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , who is reported to be studying in ninth grade. Babar Khan was introduced first to the Television industry, by the serial Mehmoodabad Ki Malkain Mehmoodabad Ki Malkain ("Queens of Mehmoodabad") w >> Read More... , in which he acted as Nasir. The serial that released in the year 2011 bagged him the opportunity to sign up several number of television dramas. He became a sought-after actor, after acting in the 2010 serial Moum.

He went on to be a part of the drama Shehr E-Dil Key Darwazay, which was telecasted on Ary Digital Television. Other dramas to his credit are Thora Sa Asman, Ek Tamana Lahasil Si, Kitni Girhain Baqi Hain, Band Khirkiyon Ke Peeche, Jhumoor and a few more. Babar Khan recently acted as the lead in the serial, Darbadar Tere Liye Darbadar Tere Liye is an Urdu Pakistani drama that >> Read More... that was a romantic drama. The drama was aired on Hum TV, and it ended in January 2015.