Saima
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| Saima | |
| Born | Sameera Khan May 5,1967 Lahore |
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| Occupation | Actress |
| Spouse(s) | Syed Noor(24 July 2005 - present) |
Sameera Khan, better known as Saima is a Pakistani actress from Multan[1].
Saima's debut was directed by Akram Khan. She was cast on the spot for the main lead in Khatarnaak, in 1990. Saima has steadily ascended the ladder of success. Saima was discovered at the time when Sultan Rahi was the number one hero. The record breaking success of Syed Noor’s blockbuster Choorian made her a house hold name over night.
Saima joined Lollywood at a time when Anjuman absolutely dominated the scene. Anjuman was so busy that some producers were becoming frustrated due Anjuman's dates and were already looking for replacement. The alternative came in the shape of Saima who took full advantage of the opportunity.
[edit] Filmography
- Khatarnaak
- Piya Naam Ka Diya date
- One Two Ka One
- Larki Punjaban
- Moosa Khan
- Angaray
- Jungle Queen
- Peechan
- Choorian
- Khelona
- Ghunghat
- Gabbar Singh
- But Shikan
- International Luterey
- Chakori
- Khuda Ghawah
- Hasinon Ki Barat
- Sher Ali
- Daku Rani
- Majajan
- Jhoomar
[edit] References
- ^ >"Saima Lollywood Queen". http://koolstars.com/actress/saima.html. Retrieved on March 01 2008.
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