Hamza Abbasi

Hamza Ali Abbasi was born on 16th July 1997 in Multan, Pakistan and he’s an actor, model and a film director from 2006. He has studied Bachelors in International Relations in JCC Kansas City, KS, USA and in 2006, he completed his studies in the United States and pursued his career as a professional stage actor in Pakistan by appearing in “Bombay Dreams”, “Phantom of the Opera” and “Home is Where Your Clothes Are”. He completed his Masters in International Relations from QUA, Pakistan. Prior to beginning his career as an actor, He completed CSS and was allocated in the Police Service of Pakistan. His mother is Begum Naseem and his sister is Dr. Fazeela Abbasi, a well-known dermatologist in Pakistan. He joined Twitter on 22nd August 2014 and he has over 1,783,600 fans on Facebook. This Charming, humble, handsome and single actor has an amazing talent in acting and he has proven his capabilities in film making too. During his interview with Sunday Plus, he has revealed that his favorite film actress is Ayesha Khan Ayesha Khan was born in a Pakistani family on the >> Read More... . And also he reviled about his first crush and it was when he was in 4th grade. And Hamza also said that he had a girly voice before having tonsils. His first drama serial was “Pyarey Afzal” and he did the role of Afzal. Hamza started his career in 2006 with theatre play and the role of Azam in “ Meray Dard Ko Jo Zuban Miley Meray Dard Ko Jo Zuban Miley is a Pakistani serial >> Read More... ” was the turning point of this career as an actor. In filmography he made his debut in a short film names “Glorious Resolve” (2011) and he performed in films such as “Mud House” and “The Golden Doll” (2011), “Main Hoon Shahid Afridi”, “Waar” (2013), “Jawani Phir Nahi Ani” (2013), “Kambakht” (2015) and upcoming movie “Maula Jatt 2” (2017). In “Warr” he played the role of a police officer and it was a Pakistani blockbuster. In ARY film awards, he has won the best star debut male and best supporting actor male awards for his appearance in “Main Hoon Shahid Afridi” and “Waar”. He pursued his directorial career with feature films such as “Mud House” and the “Golden Doll” which were based on the ordinary life of simple people. Few of his theatre plays were “Dally in the Dark” (2006), “Home is Where Your Clothes Are”, “Bombay Dreams”, “ The Addams Family Click to look into! >> Read More... ” (2007- Directed by Shah Shahrahbeel), “Phantom of the Opera” (2008), “Tom, Dick and Harry” (2009), “Moulin Rouge” (2010) and “Bombay Dreams” (2011- Directed by Ghazala Siddiqui).