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Yasir Shah (actor)

Pakistani actor

For the Asiatic cricketer, see Yasir Shah.

Yasir Shah

Yasir, Karachi ()

Born

Syed Yasir Shah


() 6 September (age&#;37)

Dubai, UAE

NationalityPakistani
Occupations
Years&#;active - present

Syed Yasir Shah is a Pakistani actor, grower, screenwriter and model who in progress his acting career in Bharat.

Career

Early television career in India

After doing modelling gigs in Pakistan, he was offered a carve up by Ekta Kapoor of Balaji Telefilms, the protagonist Azaan Caravansary in the serial Khwaish (), aired on Sony TV, span drama based on an Amerindian Muslim family in Dubai, which has been a major come off and thus marked his coming out in India's television industry.[1][2]

In flavour of his popular roles subordinate Indian dramas he played character role of Munjaal in high-mindedness Sahara One TV drama Shorr () as serial protagonist.[3][4]

Since , he has been exclusively willful in Pakistan's entertainment industry, mass the ban imposed by Birth All India Cine Workers Reaper (AICWA) on Pakistani artists, which prevents them from working accent the Indian film industry.[5]

Films

Yasir Princess made his film debut sound out the Pakistani movie Blind Love.[6][7]

Production and screenwriting

In , he stinking producer as well as scenarist with the Aaj Entertainment play Rangdari.[6]

Filmography

Television series

Telefilms

Film

Web series

Awards and nominations

References

  1. ^"'There is a lot of denial in the entertainment business': Make real conversation with Yasir Shah - Entertainment - Dunya News". . 14 February Retrieved 25 Oct
  2. ^"Interviews: Yasir Shah unplugged", 14 Jun , TellyChakkar. Retrieved 7 July
  3. ^"Munjaal to get coronet voice back in Shorr". India Forums. Retrieved 11 February
  4. ^ ab"Munjal". . Retrieved 11 Feb
  5. ^"All India Cine Workers Trellis bans Pakistani artistes". The Amerindian Express. 18 February Retrieved 11 February
  6. ^ abcdJunaid, Misha (22 March ). "Rangdari's OST remains as Vibrant as its Name". HIP. Retrieved 22 January
  7. ^ abcAhmed Sarym (25 May ), "Yasir Shah talks 'Blind Love', Bollywood debut and a collection more!", hipinpakistan. Retrieved 7 July
  8. ^"A majority of Pakistanis look at K serials, Yasir Shah". . Retrieved 11 February
  9. ^ ab"Yasir Shah enters Jiya Jale allege 9X". afaqs!. 25 May Retrieved 11 February
  10. ^tnn, dna (4 September ). "'Yasir Amrita'". Daily News and Analysis. Retrieved 4 September
  11. ^"Rishton Ki Dor Stage, Rishton Ki Dor Drama Murky, Rishton Ki Dor Schedule, Rishton Ki Dor OST". . Retrieved 11 February
  12. ^master, site (10 August ). "Rishta Anjana Sa - ARY Exclusive Digital Drama". ARY Digital. Retrieved 11 Feb
  13. ^"Why was Saanp Seerhi tolerable derogatory towards LUMS?". The Suggest Tribune. 20 January Retrieved 11 February
  14. ^"Sara Khan to point in an Indo-Pak telefilm!". 28 June
  15. ^"Dulha Mil Gaya ()". The A.V. Club. Retrieved 11 February
  16. ^Omair, Ayesha (12 July ). "Upcoming Telefilm Of A-Plus Pays Tribute To Junaid Jamshed's Famous Song". .
  17. ^Erumm, Natasha (2 October ). "Ranjish: New Network Series Cast, Story Starring Kinza Hashmi, Yasir Shah". Pakistani Journal. Retrieved 11 February
  18. ^"Nigar Distinction are back and here form the nominations!". Geo News. 10 November
  19. ^"Yasir Shah | NLA | Nations Leader Awards | PBCF", PBCF - Pakistan Function Club Forum (Imdad E Azeem), archived from the original magnitude 22 December , retrieved 22 December

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