Saba Qamar

Pakistani actress, model, and advocate

Saba Qamar - Pakistani actress, model, and advocate
Born

April 5th, 1984
41 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Pakistan

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Born in 1984, this individual gained recognition in the Pakistani entertainment industry through diverse roles in television and film. Gaining prominence in the 2010s, starred in successful serials such as "Bashar Momin" and "Baaghi", showcasing talent and versatility. Additionally, featured in the critically acclaimed film "Hindi Medium" alongside Irrfan Khan, which received positive reviews and several nominations. This individual has also earned multiple awards for acting, solidifying a prominent position in the industry.

Starred in the film "Hindi Medium"

Appeared in TV series "Bashar Momin"

Portrayed leading role in "Baaghi"

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