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Hina Altaf Khan
Born (1992-10-24) 24 October 1992 (age 31)
Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
NationalityPakistani
Alma materIqra University
OccupationActress
Years active2012–present
SpouseAgha Ali (m. 2020)

Hina Altaf Khan is a Pakistani actress, television presenter and former video jockey who works in the Urdu dramas. A majority of her series has been produced by the Momina Duraid Productions for Hum TV channel. Khan in known for portraying supporting to leading roles in several television series, and has become a household name in the country.[1][2][3][4][5]

Altaf made her television debut with a supporting role in the ARY Digital's melodrama Maryam Kese Jiye in 2015. She subsequently starred as the titular character in the 2015 romance Ek Thi Misaal, and gained wider recognition for playing a rape victim in the highly successful social drama Udaari (2016), which ranks among the highest-rated Urdu dramas of all time. Altaf has since played leading roles in several television series, including the romantic series Dil-e-Jaanam (2017), Gumrah (2017), Pagli (2017), Aatish (2018), Dil-e-Gumshuda (2019) and Bandhay Aik Dor Say (2020).

In addition to acting in television series, Altaf co-hosted the fourth season of the musical show Battle of the Bands along with actor Ali Safina in 2019. Khan started her own YouTube channel in 2019, where she regularly uploads vlogs and behind the scene videos of her shoots, and is a popular celebrity endorser for various brands and products.[6][7]

Personal life

Altaf married the actor Agha Ali, with whom she has worked in Dil-e-Gumshuda (2019), in a traditional Nikah ceremony on 22 May 2020, at her home in Karachi.[8]

Career

Altaf started her career on television as a video jockey. She briefly hosted the teen show Girls Republic on MTV Pakistan. She made her acting debut with a supporting role in the ARY Digital's melodrama Maryam Kese Jiye in 2015.[9] She subsequently starred as the titular character in the 2015 romance Ek Thi Misaal, and gained wider recognition for playing a rape victim in the highly successful social drama Udaari (2016), which ranks among the highest-rated Urdu dramas of all time.[5] Altaf has since played leading roles in several television series, including the romantic series Dil-e-Jaanam (2017), Gumrah (2017), Pagli (2017), Aatish (2018) and Dil-e-Gumshuda (2019).

Altaf briefly appeared in one episode of Angeline Malik's directorial anthology series Ustani Jee on Hum TV. She was also seen as a simple housewife in Rabba Mainu Maaf Kareen opposite Hammad Farooqui (2020) and as Husna in Geo Entertainment's Dikhawa (2020). Altaf co-host the fourth season of the musical show Battle of the Bands along with actor Ali Safina in 2019. She started her own YouTube channel in 2019, where she regularly uploads vlogs and behind the scene videos of her project shoots.[6][10] In 2019, Altaf was named in the list of "Sexiest Asian Womans" by the British magazine Eastern Eye.[11]

Television

Key
† Denotes serial that has not yet been released
Year Title Role Director Notes Ref(s).
2012 Girls Republic Host Shakeel Khan [12]
2013 Meri Teri Kahani Hina Hassan Saquib Special appearance in episode 18 [13]
2015 Maryam Kasay Jeeye Maryam Syed Atif Hussain [14]
2015 Judaai Amariya Syed Ramish Rizvi [15]
2015 Madventures Contestant Khurram Farid [16]
2016 Ek Thi Misaal Misaal Shaquille Khan [17]
2016 Karb Eman Amna Nawaz Khan [18]
2016 Abro Afsheen Ilyas Kashmiri [19]
2016 Udaari Zeb-un-Nisa Pervaiz (Zebo) Mohammed Ehteshamuddin [20]
2016 Natak Sabeen Ali Masud Saeed [21]
2016 Saya-e-Dewar Bhi Nahi Aainoor Shahzad Kashmiri [22]
2017 Kuch Na Kaho Rania Ilyas Kashmiri [23]
2017 Dil-e-Jaanam Eshal Fahim Burney [24]
2017 Gumrah Huma Saima Waseem [25]
2017 Pagli Zubaida Ali Masud Saeed [26]
2017 Sodai Fariya Imran Baig [27]
2018 Karamat-e-Ishq Sania Naeem Khan [28]
2018 Ustani Jee Sidra Angeline Malik Episode 10 [29]
2018 Tawaan Mahnoor Syed Wahb Jafri [30]
2018 Aatish Asma Saima Waseem Nominated–International Screen Awards for Best Actress [31]
2019 Judai Saba Kashif Saleem Telefilm [32]
2019 Battle of the Bands (season 4) Host Andrew Bramley [33]
2019 Dil-e-Gumshuda Zara Shaqielle Khan [34]
2020 Rabba Mainu Maaf Kareen Zoya Kashif Zaman [35]
2020 Love Siyapaa Zarina Saima Waseem Telefilm [36]
2020 Dikhawa Maira / Ayesha Ali Akber Episode: "Pardah" and "Fake Honor" [37]
2020 Makafaat 2 Madiha Saleem Ghanchi Episode: "Behkawa" [38]
2020 Bandhay Aik Dor Say Roshni Ali Faizan [39]
2020 Teray Pyar Mai Aashna Saima Waseem Telefilm [40]
2020 Kaasa e Dil † TBA Zeeshan Ahmed Filming [41]

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