Shuja Asad

Shuja Asad

actor Pakistan

Shuja Asad is a rising Pakistani actor known for his impactful performances in television dramas. In 'Tan Man Neel o Neel,' he portrayed Sonu, a character embroiled in a dramatic narrative that highlights the dangers of false accusations and mob mentality, contributing to the show's critical acclaim.

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Pakistan Pakistan: Shuja Asad is co-starring with Iqra Aziz in the drama series. 6

Nadia Khan Yasir Hussain Iqra Aziz Arnab Goswami
Daily Jang: نادیہ خان آج کل ارنب گوسوامی سے 10 نمبر آگے ہیں: یاسر حسین

Pakistan Pakistan: Shuja Asad is a popular young actor known for his diverse roles in Pakistani dramas. 9

Iqra Aziz Mehreen Jabbar Kubra Khan Ushna Shah Sehar Khan Ali Ammar Faysal Quraishi Ahad Raza Mir Maheen Saeed
Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: THE ICON INTERVIEW: TELEVISION’S GOLDEN BOY - Newspaper

Pakistan Pakistan: Shuja Asad spoke about the portrayal of toxic characters in dramas. 7

Iqra Aziz Yasir Hussain Gul E Rana Rehan Sheikh Umer Alam Maham Aamir Aoun Ali Khan Atiqa Odho Bilal Yousufzai Kabir
Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: ‘A hero must show a range of emotions’: Iqra Aziz on the kind of heroes Pakistani dramas need - Celebrity

Pakistan Pakistan: Shuja Asad portrays Sonu, Rabi's love interest in the series. 5

Sehar Khan Usman Javed Sultana Siddiqui Mustafa Afridi Saife Hassan Hassan
Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Tan Man Neel o Neel is more than a drama, it’s a reflection of Pakistani society - Comment

Pakistan Pakistan: Shuja Asad stars in the lead role as Sonu. 9

Mustafa Afridi Saife Hassan Sultana Siddiqui Sehar Khan Ali Ammar Muhammad Usman Javed Mashal Khan Priyantha Kumara
Dawn – Pakistan’s oldest and most widely read English daily, est. 1941: Tan Man Neel o Neel’s finale lauded for its brave depiction of false accusations and mob violence - Culture