Humayun saeed complete profile

Born	Humayun Saeed July 27, 1971 (age 41) Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Occupation	TV actor, Film actor, Producer,Model
Years active	1997–present
Spouse(s)	Samina Saeed

Family

Saeed, who belongs to memon family, has four younger brothers, Babar, Amir, Adnan and Salman. He and his wife Samina reside in Karachi.

Before acting

Saeed obtained a Bachelor of Commerce Degree, before establishing himself as a garment factory production manager in Karachi, where he stayed from 1991- 1995

Early career

Saeed first appeared on television at the end of 1995. He accepted roles in various drama serials, appearing alongside other actors such as Aaminah Haq and Faryal Gohar. Taking up modeling as a side-by-side profession, Saeed soon received coverage for "his looks, his etiquette and above all, for his impressive voice."

His first television play was 'Ye Jahan.' In 1996, he was declared Best Actor, at the PTV Performance Awards, for his performance in the play "Ab tum ja sakte ho." The same year he earned another Best Actor award for his performance in the telefilm 'Zeher.' His First Television Serial was 'Karooron Ka Aadmi' produced by Nadeem A. Khan.

Humayun shot to fame with his tremendous acting talents as he continues to impress the Pakistani Audiences and across the border as well. To this date he is one of the few established actors of Pakistan. Known for character roles, Humayun normally portrays strong & intense characters often involved in a romantic tragedy.

In cinema

As his career progressed, Saeed took roles in film as well. His first film, Inteha opposite Meera, was commercially successful. However, his second film, No Paisa No Problem, in which he plays a prostitute, flopped.^{[citation needed]}

Saeed was offered the lead role in director-producer Javed Sheikh's film, Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa. He rejected it, citing date clashes and the role, therefore, went to film actorMoammar Rana instead. Yeh Dil Aap Ka Huwa turned out to be a hit, and Saeed agreed to work on Javed Sheikh's next movie, Khullay Aasmaan Ke Neeche (KAKN), which was released in July 2008. The film failed to make the mark its predecessor Yeh Dil Ap Ka Hua had, but still garnered some good reviews.

In August 2011, his film where he plays the lead role of an inspector in Shamoon Abbasi's directorial debut Gidh will be released. Also in the film appears Mona Lisa, newcomers Imran Patel and Ali Jabrin and Abbasi in an cameo.

Recently Saeed has signed director Amir Zafar's film Victim in which he has been paired opposite Meera.The films inauguration function was held on 3 June in Pearl Continental Hotel,Lahore.The film is reportedly based on post 9/11 scenario.The films filming is scheduled to start soon.

Production

Since the mid to late 1990s, Saeed has been producing his own television serials, especially for Pakistani channels like PTV, under the banner of Humayun Saeed Productions.

In 2000, he partnered with Abdullah Kadwani to form Humayun Saeed-Abdullah Kadwani Productions. Their very first serial, Ana, garnered a Lux Style Award.

He also has two production houses named as six sigma entertainment and 7th sky entertainment which have produced many hit drama serials.

List of television serials

As an actor

• Kaafir
• Anjany Raasty (ptv)
• Aaj (Today)
• Bund Darwazay (Closed Doors)
• Chahatain (Affections)
• Doosri Dunya (The Second World)
• Farar (Escape)
• Farz Aik Qarz (Duty, A Liability)
• Ghazi Shaheed (The Victor, The Martyr)
• Hum Se Juda Na Hona
• Janay Unjanay (The Known, The Unknown)
• Jang (War)
• Karoroon Ka Aadmi (The Man of Millions)
• Kabhi Kabhi Pyaar Main (Sometimes in Love)
• Kangan (Bangle)
• Khail Khail Main (Within Games)
• Lahu Say Kar Kay Wuzu (Making Ablution with Blood)
• Mehndi (Henna)
• Meri Adhoori Mohabbat (My Incomplete Love)
• Peela Jora (The Yellow Dress)
• Ijazat (The Permission)
• Shayad Kay Bahar Aaye (Hoping for the Spring to Come)
• The Castle - Ek Umeed (The Castle: A Hope)
• Tum Kahan Hum Kahan(Where you are, Where I am)
• Umeed-e-Sehr (Hope of a Dawn)
• Unhoni (Impossible)
• Unjaanay Raaste (Unknown Paths)
• Waqt (Time)
• Wilco
• Ye Ghari Hai Milan Ki (This is the Moment of Love)
• Ye Jahan (This World)
• Ye Zindigi (This Life)
• Zeher (Poison)
• Zindagi Badalti Hai (Life Changes)
• Doraha (Dilemma)
• Aashti (Peace)
• Ishq Junoon Deewangi (Love, Madness, Craze)
• Ishq Ki Inteha (The Intensity of Love)
• Abhi Door Hai Kinara (The Shore is Still Far)
• Ijazat (Permission)
• Yeh Zindagi Hai (This Is Life)
• Uraan (The Flight)
• Meri Jaan (My Love)
• Tere liye (For You)
• Lamha Lamha Zindagi (Moments of Life)
• Ladies Park
• Tum Ho Keh Chup (You Are Just, Silent)
• Zip - Bus Chup Raho (Just Stay Quiet)
• Mohabbat Rooth Jaye Tou
• Neeyat (Intention)
• Love finally (Valentine's Day special)
• Chaal chal Putha Kha (valentine day special)

  As a producer

  • Adhuray Khuwab (Incomplete Dreams)
  • Ana (Ego)
  • Dil Wo Behmeher (Heart, That Unsigned)
  • Jab Jab Dil Milay (Every Time That Hearts Met)
  • Pehli Kashish (The First Attraction)
  • Tum Hi Tou Ho (It is You)
  • Undekhi (Unseen)*Yaadain (Memories)
  • Wilco
  • Doraha
  • Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan
  • Daam
  • Tere Liye
  • Zip Bus Chup Raho
  • Talafi

    Movies

    • Inteha (Extreme)
    • No Paisa, No Problem (No Money, No Problem)
    • Mein Ek Din Laut Kay Aaoon Ga 2007
    • Khulay Aasman Ke Neechay 2008
    • Jashnn (Celebration) - Bollywood 2009
    • Victim December, 2010
    • Gidh September, 2011

      Awards

      • Best actor (for Ab tum ja saktay ho)
      • Best actor (for Zeher)
      • Best actor (for Sawal)
      • Best actor (for Umeed-e-Sehr)
      • Best actor (for Kankgan)
      • Television Times Viewer's Choice Award (for Inteha)
      • 5 time lux style award won.

      
      

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      Source of material : Wikipedia