New TV Star – Madiha Iftikhar

New TV Star – Madiha Iftikhar

Fashion model Madiha Iftikhar has earned a most adorable place in hearts of hundreds of fans with her stunning performances in many Pakistani dramas. The daughter of well known Pakistani celebrity couple Syed Iftikhar Ahmed and Rehana of weekend morning
show “Boltay Haath”, Madiha Iftikhar is as talented and versatile as her parents.

Today, Madiha Iftikhar has become a household name because of her roles in serials such as “Partition Aik Safar” (2005). Iftikhar was just 17 years old when she got her first role as Mariam Ahmed Ali in this drama serial. The actor credits Raana Shiekh for
mentoring her for three months before shooting. She adds that veteran actors Uzma Gilani and Badar Khalil also helped her grow in the Pakistani television industry.

She than appeared in Pakistani dramas such as Kaise Yeh Junoon, Sarkar Sahab, Andata, Tujhe Pe Qurban, Pappu_TV_series, Aashti and in many more. Madiha Iftikhar is one of the tallest actresses and fashion models of Pakistan and currently she is the Brand
Ambassador for Olivia Whitening Crème.

Currently, Iftikhar is in talks with Express Entertainment for two serials “Jhoomar” and “Devarani”. Since the projects are still in their initial stage, the actor is unsure about the role she would be assigned to take on. However, Iftikhar’s first project
as a producer; a telefilms called Poison in which she plays the lead will be aired soon on the channel.

Iftikhar believes the drama and film industry should be more flexible and let actors find their forte by acting in projects for both industries. She says films like Bol have defied the belief that television actors can’t foray into Lollywood. “I believe
that drama industry and film fraternity should lower their guard and give actors a chance to perform on both screens and further enhance their talent.”

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Posted by Fahad Zafar on Dec 24 2011. Filed under Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry