Samina Peerzada biography, age, family, drama list

Samina Peerzada is a popular actress of Pakistan who was born in Lahore, Pakistan, on 9th August 1945. Besides being an actress, producer, director, and activist, she has worked in film and television.

Samina belongs to a Kashmiri family. Her father was Moinuddin Butt, and her mother was Almas Butt.

Career

She began her career in 1982 and decided to pursue a career in television. In the drama serial "Darya" aired on PTV, she played a runaway wife, in that role her life is spent marrying into the tribe and living simply.

In 1994, she starred along with Samia Mumtaz, Azra Butt, Madeeha Gohar, and Salman Shahid in another PTV drama serial directed by Shahid Nadeem, "Zard Dopehar".

Her many roles in Pakistani hit dramas have continued over the years.

It's no secret that she has worked in a number of Pakistani dramas. One of the most notable is "Dil Diya Dehleez" in which Samina Peerzada worked with Faisal Shah, Hiba Ali, and Sara Chaudhry. Her character in this drama was Sheher Bano.

 Her performance in "Meri Zaat, Zara-e-Benishan", a story about Saba and her daughter, is another impressive one. She played a role called Tai Amma in this drama. Geo TV aired that drama.

The super hit drama she starred in alongside Mehreen Raheel, Sanam Saeed, and Fawad Khan for Hum TV. As one of the top dramas of 2012, this drama was based on Umera Ahmed's original novel.

 There were eleven Arab countries, European countries, Iran, and India that broadcast this drama. There is a strong female protagonist in the drama who depicts two people with opposing opinions and economic statuses.

During her acting in this drama, she became Kalhaf's mother, Rafia, and developed a favorable reputation as a supportive actress due to which she was awarded Hum Award.

Her most famous heroine role was in the Pakistani anthology drama telefilm "Kitni Girhain Baqi Hain" based on real-life events.

The International Ibsen Festival in Oslo has also been her venue of performance. There are several notable performances on stage that she has given, including Raaz-o-Niaz and Ibsen's A Doll's House.

As a director, Samina Peerzada directed the film "Inteha" in 1999. In addition to being the director, Samina is also the writer. The aim of this film was to address the problem of marital rape in a social context.

Her next film, Shararat, was a mediocre Pakistani romantic comedy film released in 2003. It focuses on a Pakistani-American who falls in love with a girl from his native village in Punjab.

In 2017, she appeared in the American drama film, the movie was called "The Valley" and featured Pakistani actor Alyy Khan and US actors, suchitra Pillai, and Jake T. Austin.

Samina Peerzada Family

Her father's name was Moinuddin Butt and her mother's name is Almas Butt. She has two brothers. Their names are Faizan and Salman. She was married to Usman Peerzada in 1975. These stars met in 1973 and, after a period of 02 years, decided to get married with mutual agreement.

The couple has two daughters their names are Anum Perzada and Amal Peerzada.

Samina Peerzada Awards

1. A Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to her at the Bradford Beyond the Mango Film Festival in November 2013.
2. During the 3rd Hum Awards held in Dubai in April 2015, she received another Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Television.
3. A total of nine national awards have been presented to Samina Peerzada for her directorial debut in the film 'Inteha'.
4.  A Hum Award for Best Supporting Actress was given to her for Roshan Sitara in 2013.
5. For Zindagi Gulzar Hai in 2014, she again received the Hum Award.

Qualification

Samina Peerzada did graduation from PECHS, Karachi, Government College of Commerce and Economics, Karachi.

Samina Perzada Height and Weight

She is 5 feet 7 inches tall (1.70 meters).  Her weight is 55 kg which is equal to 120 pounds. Her waist measurement is 29 inches. The body type is hourglass.

Having a dark brown eye color she looks stunning. The hair color is black.

Samina Peerzada Drama list

1. Darya
2. Wafa Ke Mosam
3. Zard Dopeher
4. Ana
5. Thori Si Mohabat
6. Sheeshay Ka Mehal
7. Teray Ajane Sey
8. Dil Dia Dehleez
9. Eshq Ki Intehaa
10. Tori dor sath chalo
11. Meri Zat Zara  Beneshan
12. Mohabat Kon Roke
13. Nurpur Ki Rani
14. Tayer e Lahoti
15. Dil Ki Dihleez Par
16. The Ghost
17. Kalmohi
18. Dil e Nadaan
19. Natak Mandi
20. Dastaan
21. Bebaak
22. Koyee Lamha Gulab Ho
23. Kafer
24. Rangelpur
25. Mera Naseeb
26. Pani Jesa Pyaar
27. Kuch khwab they meray
28. Durr-e-Shehwaar
29. Roshan Sitara
30. Shehr e Zat
31. Zindagi Gulzar Hai
32. Rehayee
33. Ghaao
34. Kuch es tarah
35. Char Chand
36. Meri beti
37. Kitni Girhain Baq Hain
38. Adura milan
39. Kanch
40. Beqasur
41. Nelum Kinaray
42. Judayee
43. Be Aib
44. Ap Ke Liyay
45. Sanp Serhi
46. Rasme Duya
47. Hisar
48. Ghanti
49. Karb
50. Musfirkhana
51. Kathputlee
52. Dosra Chehra
53. Jab Jab Dil Mile
54. Malika Alam
55. Raat
56. Sahel
57. Hisar
58. Bala