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Waseem Abbas

Pakistani actor and director


Summary

Pakistani actor and director

FieldValue
nameWaseem Abbas
honorific_suffixPride of Performance Award
birth_date
birth_placeLahore, Punjab, Pakistan
native_nameوسیم عباس
occupation{{flatlist
years_active1978–present
spouseSaba Hameed
childrenAli Abbas (son)
parentsInayat Hussain Bhatti (father)
relationsKaifi (uncle)
Hameed Akhtar (father-in-law)
Aagha Ali (nephew)
  • Actor
  • Director
  • Screenwriter Hameed Akhtar (father-in-law) Aagha Ali (nephew) Waseem Abbas (; born 9 September 1960) is a Pakistani television, stage and film actor, screenwriter and director.

He is known for his roles in television dramas for the Pakistan Television (PTV), the country's public service broadcaster, and other networks, including Samundar, Raat, Ashiyana, Family Front (which he also directed), Landa Bazar and Din.

Early and personal life

Waseem Abbas was born in Lahore, Punjab on 9 September 1960.

He is the son of singer, actor and director Inayat Hussain Bhatti. His paternal uncle Kaifi (full name Kifayat Hussain Bhatti) was also an actor and director.

He has three sisters and an elder brother, Nadeem Abbas Bhatti, who worked as an actor before switching to film production and distribution.

He has four children from his first marriage. He divorced his wife and married actress Saba Hameed in 1993. His son from his marriage with Saba Hameed, Ali Abbas, is also an actor.

Through one of his sisters, his nephew is actor and singer Aagha Ali.

Career

His father, Inayat Hussain Bhatti, was against his decision to join the entertainment industry, and when he tried his luck on radio he was rejected. He then became an assistant director for a stage play, where he would also act, before getting his TV break on the PTV drama Ek Haqeeqat Ek Fasana in 1978.

Filmography

Films

YearTitleDirectorLanguageNote
1981ManzilS. SulemanUrduLead role
1982Aina Aur ZindagiZafar Shahab
Zara Si BaatNazar Shahab
1983TinaJan Mohammad Jamman
Badaltay RishtayShamas Chodhary
1984Naseebon Wali
1985Shah BehramKaifiPunjabiSupporting role
Haq MeharIftikhar KhanLead role
1986First BloodNazad Ali FartashUrdu
1987JugnuFaiz MalikPunjabi
1988Jatt Majhay DaMasood Butt
1989TaqatwarHasnainSupporting role
Ishq RogKaifeeLead role
1990SarmayaM. Idrees Khan
1991ActionKaifee
1992Mera InteqamFaiz MalikSupporting role
2017Punjab Nahi JaungiNadeem BaigUrdu/Punjabi

Television serials

YearTitleRoleDirectorScreenwriterChannel
1983SamundarYasirPTV
1986Hazaron RaasteZubair
1987RaatGulrez
1990FishaarFareed
1992DinFaran
1995Raiza RaizaQadir
1997AshiyanaNouman
Family FrontAzam
1998Home Sweet HomeKashif
2002Landa BazarMehar CharaghSTN
2005Double SawariChiraagPTV
2006Mr. & MissesSaleemPTV Home
2007Lahori Gate
2008Choki # 420Aaj News
2010Natak MandiPTV
2011AnokhiA-Plus TV
Samundar Jheel Kaisay HoPTV
2012Mera Saaein (season 2)Malik Yawar HayatARY Digital
2013Zindagi Gulzar HaiMohammad MurtazaHum TV
ParchaiyanQazimARY Digital
Babar JavedFarhanGeo News
2014Kala Jadoo (season 2)ARY Digital Network
Ladoon Mein PaliLaraib's fatherGeo News
2015Mera Naam Yousuf HaiMaulvi Noor MohammedA-Plus Entertainment
Tumhari NatashaNatasha's fatherHum TV
MaanRashid
Bay QasoorWaseemARY Digital
2016DeewanaTabraizHum TV
Aap Ke LiyeImdad HussainARY Digital
2017Nazr-e-BadShafiq Ur RehmanHum TV
Yeh Shaadi Nahi Ho SaktiTasleem ButtARY Digital
Dil NawazKhalidA-Plus TV
Lal IshqMehr
FaislaARY Digital
2018Do Biwiyan Ek Bechara
QaidTaufiqGeo News
2019Kaisa Hai NaseebanJamalARY Digital
Meher Aur MeherbanMunawwar HayaatUrdu 1
HaniaAhsanARY Digital
Mein Na JanooWaleedHum TV
Naqab ZanDua's father
2020KashfImtiaz Ahmed
Prem GaliHamza's fatherARY Digital
2021Sila-e-MohabbatTabrez's fatherHum TV
BebasiTameezuddin
Mere HumsafarRaeesARY Digital
Khuda Aur Muhabbat season 3TaufeeqGeo Entertainment
2022ZakhamArif
2023Heer Da HeroArshad Butt
Jinnzada
Pyari NimmoHanif
DooriyanHum TV
2024AkharaChaudhry Hakim AliGreen Entertainment
2025MasoomNawabHum TV

Awards and recognition

YearTitlePresented ByRef.
2016Pride of PerformancePresident of Pakistan

References

References

  1. "Profile of Waseem Abbas".
  2. Thenweer, Suniya. (3 December 2019). "25 Best Pakistani Stage Artists of All Time".
  3. (1 June 2009). "Death anniversary of Inayat Hussain Bhatti observed".
  4. Ajaz, Mahwash. (20 May 2018). "Ali Abbas: A man of honour".
  5. Rehman, Maliha. (16 October 2022). "THE ICON INTERVIEW: THE BIG BAD AAGHA ALI".
  6. (10 March 2022). "FROM HIS PAST TO HIS FUTURE A LOOK INTO WASEEM ABBAS' EXTENSIVE CAREER AND EXPERIENCES".
  7. [https://tribune.com.pk/story/937842/award-for-excellence-over-150-people-to-be-conferred-civil-awards/ Award for excellence: Over 150 people to be conferred civil awards] The Express Tribune (newspaper), Published 14 August 2015, Retrieved 23 August 2022
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