Mishi Khan-family, biography, dramas, age

 Mishi Khan is a famous Pakistani actress who became famous because of her super hit drama Uroosa. In 1992, Mishi began her career as an actress with the role in Uroosa, adapted from a novel of the same name by Fatima Surraya Bajiya. Zubaida Khatoon wrote the drama and Qasim Jalali directed it.

Adnan Siddiqi and Mishi Khan played the leading roles and the drama aired on PTV Karachi center. Adnan Sidiqi and Mishi Khan performed Uroosa as their very first hit together.

Having received critical and commercial acclaim, she was a lead artist on PTV's dramas during the 1990s. In her 1997 historical drama serial "Tipu Sultan", she made a notable appearance. She played the role of Ruqqaya Begum, which was the choice of her mother for the role of the first wife to King Tipu. PTV Home broadcasted this drama.

Her next appearance was in 1999 in Pakistan Television Corporation's Urdu drama serial "Boota from Toba Tek Singh". Mishi played the role of Zoya alongside Faisal Qureshi and Farah Shah in the drama. Toba Tek Singh's mischievous boy Boota is the focus of this story. After falling in love with Meero, Boota instantly changes.

In 2012, Mishi starred in a serial directed by Yasir Nawaz called "Saat Pardon Mein" for Geo TV. Sohai Ali Abro and Mikaal Zulfiqar played the lead roles in the drama.

In her last TV appearance, she starred alongside Sajal Aly in the Geo TV drama serial "Nanhi." That drama aired in 2012 and 2013. Her Television show has been aired on Kay2 Channel since 2012 and she has also hosted a morning show, "Sehar Mishi Khan Ke Saath". In 1998, she hosted the PTV show "Kishmish."

Mishi Khan Age:

Mishi khan was born on 28th June 1971 in Peshawar. She is 48 years old in 2022 since her date of birth. She would reside near the home of popular drama and novel writer of PTV Fatima Surayya Bajia, who introduced her in showbiz in the drama Uroosa.

Mishi Khan Education:

Mishi Khan did graduation from Lahore. After getting a bachelor’s degree she debuts in the showbiz field with the assistance of a senior Pakistani writer Fatim a Surraya Bajia.

Mishi Khan husband:

Mishi khan is not married. Some rumors are spreading that she is married but she didn’t share any news about her husband. Hence it is still not clear whether she is married or looking for her husband.

Mishi Khan Family:

Mishi Khan Khan has three brothers and no sisters. She is the only sister of their brother. She is brilliant and talented among all the siblings. She actually belongs to the Pathan family. She appeared in several commercials aired on PTV. She also did a job as a flight attendant and rose as an active lady in her family.

Mishi Khan Dramas:

1. Uroosa in 1992
2. Baarish ke bad in 1994
3. Ajayeb Khana in 1996
4. Tepu Sultan in 1997
5. Andar ki baat in 1997
6. PNS Ghazi Shahid in 1998
7. Boota from toba tik sing in 1999
8. Sharbati in 2006
9. Sherdil in 2008
10.  Jannat se nikli huwi orat in 2012
11.  Saat pardo me from 2012 to 2013
12.  Nannhi in 2013

Mishi Khan Films:

   1. Nikkah

Mishi Khan played in the movie ‘Nikkah’ which was released in 1998. At the Pakistani cinemas, the movie celebrated its Platinum Jubilee and helped the film achieve such a great success. The movie was starred Reema, Shaan, Nirma, Ahsan Khan, Goshi Khan, Laila, Deeba, Abid Khan, Mishi Khan, Nazo, Riffat Tajalli, and Tamanna.

Mishi Khan appeared as a supporting actress in the movie whereas Reema and Shan were the leading actors.

    2. Janaan

Her second movie was Janaan which was released in 2016. It was written by Osman Khalid butt and co-produced by Munir Hussain, Hareem Farooq, Imran Raza Kazmi, and Reham Khan, and it was directed by Azfar Jafri.

Mishi khan appeared as Shireen Gul in this movie.

Mishi Khan's Surgery and Public Surgery Reaction

The actress has previously undergone numerous plastic surgery procedures and achieved so-called size zero before returning to her normal size with a few nips and tucks.

She did not hide the fact, however, that she had to make some radical changes to look young and fresh, even in the face of the media's outcry and judgment. According to her, it is our responsibility to do our best to maintain our appearance.

She further added, “It is unknown how many women are affected by our actions." Therefore, she feels good about herself and how she looks.”