Zara Noor Abbas is a captivating force in Pakistani entertainment, captivating audiences with her talent and grace.
The Lollywood diva is not just a mesmerizing actress but also a dedicated humanitarian and a role model for many.
While her undeniable beauty is certainly captivating, Zara’s true strength lies in her exceptional talent and unwavering dedication. Her hard work in the entertainment industry is evident in her rise to stardom. From her television debut to critically acclaimed roles like “Khamoshi,” Zara has consistently impressed audiences with her range and depth.
Recently, she celebrated her birthday in style! Taking to her Instagram, Zara shared a glimpse into the festivities with a series of stunning photos.
The cryptic caption read, “13 – 03 – 2023 This birthday will always be remembered for so many insane reasons. Thank you to each and every one who made me feel so valued and important even though they weren’t around. And the ones that were – made me feel on top of the world. I love you guys!
A HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAY TO ME ”
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Her husband, Asad Siddique also had the cutest birthday wish for her.
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Born in Lahore in 1991, she comes from a family steeped in artistic heritage. Her mother, Asma Abbas, and aunts, Bushra Ansari and Sumbul Shahid, are all accomplished actresses.
Abbas honed her skills from a young age, participating in theatre productions and dance competitions. This early dedication paved the way for her television debut in 2016 with the drama series “Dharkan.” While the series received mixed reviews, it marked the beginning of a promising career.
The turning point came in 2017 with her mesmerizing performance as Arsala in the critically acclaimed drama “Khamoshi.” This series skyrocketed her to fame, establishing her as a leading actress in Urdu television. Her on-screen chemistry with co-star Bilal Khan was widely praised, and critics lauded her ability to impress both commercially and critically.
Following this success, Abbas continued to captivate audiences with diverse roles in dramas like “Lamhay,” “Qaid,” “Deewar-e-Shab,” “Ehd-e-Wafa,” and the recent “Jhoom.” Her ability to portray complex characters and emotions with depth has solidified her reputation as a powerhouse talent.
Beyond television, Abbas has also made her mark on the silver screen. Her debut film, “Chhalawa,” paired her with the esteemed Mehwish Hayat. However, it was the romantic comedy “Parey Hut Luv” that truly established her film career. This box-office success, co-starring the likes of Maya Ali and Mahira Khan, showcased her versatility and charm.
Abbas is not just a talented actress; she is also a vocal advocate against body-shaming in the industry. Her passion for social issues extends to her collaboration with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, where she works to empower refugees in Pakistan and worldwide.
