Zara Noor Abbas, born in Karachi, Pakistan, is a talented actress and rising star in the entertainment industry. Known for her captivating performances in dramas like Raqs-e-Bismil and Pardes, she combines charm, versatility, and dedication, earning recognition and a growing fan base across Pakistan.
Zara Noor Abbas shared stunning photos from her Qatar trip in a chic brown outfit. Fans loved her style, and it made headlines instantly.
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In July 2025, Zara urged women to embrace natural ageing and avoid harmful skin-whitening or anti-aging products. Her post sparked major discussion.
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Zara shared a monochrome Kathak dance reel, showing her graceful classical skills. Fans praised her versatility beyond acting.
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Zara and her mother Asma Abbas performed a beautiful Kathak dance. The video went viral on YouTube, showcasing talent and family bond.
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Zara requested fans and media to respect her daughter’s privacy, reminding everyone that even celebrities need boundaries
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Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) Shield – 2023
Contribution to entertainment & society
Recognized for her body of work in the Pakistani television / entertainment industry.
Honour of contribution to industry & society by local body (via LCCI) – recent
Social / industry recognition
Awarded on Women’s Day — for representing women and acting in TV dramas.
Zara Noor Abbas is a Pakistani television actress known for her versatile roles in contemporary dramas.
She started acting in 2016, making a strong debut on Pakistani TV.
She is known for “Dil Ruba”, “Chupke Chupke”, and “Mere Humsafar”.
Yes, she has received nominations and awards for Best Supporting Actress and emerging talent.
Yes, she actively posts on Instagram and Twitter about her dramas and lifestyle.
She mostly plays contemporary, strong, and relatable female characters.
Yes, she is married to actor Asad Siddiqui.
Her natural expressions, emotional range, and the ability to make characters relatable.
Yes, she is the daughter of veteran actress Asma Abbas and niece of Bushra Ansari.
She continues acting in leading roles on television and occasionally participates in social campaigns.
“I aspire to grow as an actress who brings depth, emotion, and authenticity to every role I play. I want to take on strong, meaningful characters that challenge me and allow me to evolve creatively. My goal is to represent Pakistani women with honesty, work on powerful stories, and leave a lasting impact through my craft. I aim to inspire others and build a career defined by passion, resilience, and purpose.”
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