Ayeza khan is well-known actress of Pakistan Television Industry. Her real name suggested by her in an interview is Kinza Khan. She was born on January 15th and started her career as a model at age of 16. Since after that, Ayeza Khan had no looking back.
Ayeza Khan modeled for many designers and magazines even commercials. She was introduced to Television Industry by chance. People around her advised her strongly to take part in drama serials and she took the chance which paid off really well. Her acting skills were admired a lot by audience. Her debut was “Tum Jo Mily” in 2008.
She had a lot of support from her family specially her mother who is always with her on her shoots. Her younger brother “Arham Khan” and sister “Hiba Khan” has also been working with her in her popular drama serial “Kahi Un Khai”.
Ayeza very soon was able to work with many renowned artists of Television screen which includes Sania Saeed, Saba Hameed, Mohib Mirza, Fasil, Fahad Mustafa and Sami Khan.
Fahad Mustafa and Sami Khan are source of inspiration, said Ayeza and most challenging was to work with such experienced celebrities. But it all worked out so well as they all were very supportive and gave me a good escort.
Ayeza is very much selective in her roles. She admits that she can’t do any kind of role. She tends to choose such roles by which she can convey a positive message to her viewers. Whenever a script is handed over, the artist first determines the content of cultural and moral values and then the cast.
As talking about her further steps toward Film Industry, Ayeza confirms that she is just not comfortable in doing films. She is offered many times but she thinks she is not made for acting on the big screen.
However with huge success in Drama Industry, Ayeza has managed to give proper time to her professional life and personal life. She had gained a lot of fame, self-confidence and experience from her profession.
Her famous plays and drama serials includes, “Tum Jo Mily”, “Tootay Huye Parr”, “Kala Jadoo”, “Aks”, “Kahi Un Kahi”, “Zard Musam” and “Mi Raqsam”.
