Abid Kashmiri
Abid Kashmiri, a Pakistani performer, appeared in movies, television series and on stage, gaining recognition for his humor. His career spanned Pakistani cinema, TV dramas and theatrical productions, performed in Urdu and Punjabi.
Abid Kashmiri, a Pakistani performer, appeared in movies, television series and on stage, gaining recognition for his humor. His career spanned Pakistani cinema, TV dramas and theatrical productions, performed in Urdu and Punjabi.
Afzal Khan, widely known by his stage name Jan Rambo, works in Pakistan as a film and television actor and also performs as a comedian, while taking on roles as a director, producer, and host.
Deepak Raj Giri, a Nepalese performer who works as an actor, comedian, screenwriter, director and producer, gained fame through his starring part in the widely‑watched satire sitcom “Tito Satya” and the record‑breaking “Chakka Panja” film franchise. He ranks among the most triumphant artists in Nepal’s film industry, holding the title of its top‑earning actor, with his movies accumulating more than NPR 100 crore over their run.
Hari Bansha Acharya, a Nepalese actor, comedian, director, singer and writer, enjoys widespread reverence and is often hailed as the pre‑eminent comic talent in the country's television and film sectors, particularly for his role as Jeevan Sharma. He forms one half of the celebrated comic pair Maha Jodi together with Madan Krishna Shrestha. In the 1997 patriotic drama Balidaan, he played the character Arjun. Audiences also remember him for the iconic television persona Hari Bahadur in the series Madan Bahadur Hari Bahadur. Additionally, he contributed as co‑writer and performer to the movie Shatru Gate.
Hina Dilpazeer Khan, a Pakistani actress and television host, has earned fame for her comedic performances and is regarded as one of Pakistan’s leading comedians and actresses.
Moin Akhter, a Pakistani entertainer, excelled as a television, film and stage performer, humorist, comedian, impersonator, host, writer, singer, director and producer. He first gained public attention during the Radio Pakistan era together with fellow artists Anwar Maqsood and Bushra Ansari. The character Rozi made him an enduring icon, earning him a reputation as a singular parodist and the unrivaled king of Urdu comedy. Over a career that stretched more than four and a half decades—from his childhood days on Radio Pakistan to celebrated work on television, movies and theatre—he remained active until a year before his death in 2011.
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Born Mohammad Saeed Khan, he rose to prominence under the stage name Rangeela and built his career in Pakistan as an actor, comedian, director, and producer.
Shakeel Siddiqui, hailing from Pakistan, performs stand‑up comedy on TV, acts in both theatrical productions and movies, and also directs stage works while writing his own plays.
Born of Nicaraguan and Puerto Rican descent, Constantino “Tino” García Arguello forged a career as a comedy actor, appearing in numerous Puerto Rican and Hollywood TV series and movies, among them the films Thunder Island and Bananas.
Wilson Bikram Rai, a Nepalese comedian, actor, singer, dancer and film producer, portrayed Takme Buda in the NTV sitcom Meri Bassai from 2012 to 2015. He now appears in the comedy web series Khas Khus, often delivering the retired ex‑British Gurkha Kirat accent as his character to delight viewers. Additionally, he acts as the brand ambassador for the Italian shoe brand Black Horse.
Zeba Shehanz, a Pakistani talent spanning acting, comedy, hosting and voice work, has made her mark on both TV screens and stage productions. Her breakthrough arrived in the latter part of the 1970s, notably with the sitcom Fifty Fifty (1978). The role she played in Shamim Ara's film Munda Bigra Jaey (1995) earned her the Nigar Award for Best Supporting Actress. In addition, she has been honored with the President’s Tamgha‑e‑Imtiaz.
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