Sameena Peerzada Pakistani TV Actress
Samina Peerzada was born on 9 April 1955. She is a Pakistani television, film actress, and a director who has appeared in numerous films and television serials.
Early life
Peerzada was born as Samina Butt to Moinuddin Butt and Almas Butt in Lahore. Her father is a mechanical engineer. She did her graduation in Commerce. During her academic years, she took an active part in extracurricular activities. When she showed an inclination toward acting, both her parents supported her in adopting it as a profession.
Career
In 1976, she starred her film Nazdikiyan. This was followed by many films, including Bazaare Husn and Khawahish. She has a long list of television plays to her credit, among them the popular are Raat and Hisar. She has also performed on stage for such successful productions as Raaz-o-Niaz and Gurya Ghar.
As director
Now, she became one of the most promising directors came from the film industry in Pakistan based in Lahore. And its part in the beginning a series of television programs successful, such as Sophia and Karb for Pakistan Television, but he chose later to move to the world of film with her debut directorial controversial to some extent, Inteha, a film which she also had the role of short. It was in a good reception Inteha in major urban centers in Pakistan, and paved the way for Peerzada to direct Shararat, a film which lacks the slick look in urban areas related to people with Peerzada films.
Current projects
She has in recent years put cinema on the back-burner and has instead chosen to act in a number of television serials for the plethora of relatively new Pakistani cable / satellite channels. However, Peerzada returns to cinema with Saqib Malik’s directorial debut Ajnabee Shehr Mein where she stars alongside Shaan and Ali Zafar. The film is expected to release sometimes this year.
Peerzada has returned to acting in Pakistani television plays such as Sheeshay Ka Mahal, Kaanch, and Ghar Gharonda.
Personal life
In 1975, she married Usman Peerzada, also an actor, who encouraged her career. She has two daughters, Anum and Amal Peerzada.
International awards
She has traveled widely, performed in Oslo in an Ibsen festival, and won many awards, including two presidential awards for her films and two Graduate Awards for her work on stage.
Social and Women work
Recently, Samina Peerzada was invited by Amnesty International India in New Delhi for International Week of Justice Festival, from December 5–10, 2008, commemorating the 60th anniversary of Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Peerzada participated in three public forums for the festival at Jamia Millia Islamia and Alliance Francaise on the issues of women empowerment, democracy and torture.
Filmography
Actress
* Zar Gul (1995) …. Nawab’s Wife
* Khwahish (1993) … aka The Wish (International: English title)
* Darya Khan (1991) (as Samina Pirzada)
* Bulandi (1990) … aka Vantage (International: English title)
* Bazar-e-Husn (1988) … aka Market (International: English title)
* Mukhra (1988) … aka Face (International: English title)
* Nazdeekiyan (1986)
* The Blood of Hussain(1981) (as Lisa) …. General’s Daughter
Director
* Inteha (1999)
* Shararat (2003)
Interview
Samina Peerzada, one gorgeous woman, and describes herself as a survivor. I have never thought old age an obstacle in my career, says Representative fun / concert organizer. Becomes only an obstacle if you make it one.
He explained further, Peerzada says: I consider growing old to be a positive experience because you learn more about life and its truths. Besides, I learned early in life to wait patiently for things or bonuses to come by. Therefore, patience is the key.
Peerzada was filling her pain and disappointment, too, despite the fact that a big smile on her face bright and cheerful voice tend to challenge their problems. Had come a long way in her career, starting as a model and then make its way to the prevailing representation, and work for television, theater, movies, and also trying her luck in directing films.
Samina Peerzada is active in these days of early detection of breast cancer, a disease that you think it has affected many women in Pakistan because of lack of personal care and attention to the well-being.
Despite severe setbacks, she did not let herself drift to pessimism, and it is the biggest strength of it. I have had my share of stumbling blocks in life, but I have a great ability to once again this spring, and come across that is really important.
You can put both up cribbing about everything in life or celebrate yourself about the existence of everything you do. This is the little boy inside you that keeps you in exploring new things, and learn more about the world and life. This little boy in the data and also keeps me on my feet.
Although Samina Peerzada successfully climbed the ladder with its potential and a positive attitude, and she felt the little things in life more important. I shuttle between the two cities, Karachi and Lahore, is due to a demanding profession, but I try to make it a point to be there for all my husband two daughters, in laws, parents, friends and family. As a young woman used to put people on the spot in the white and black, but as I grew older, I realized that people are multifaceted and not only have to stop, notice and listen patiently.
Samina Peerzada wants women to celebrate themselves, as they are the most important factor in the creation of the world. We bring colour to the world and prevent the mundaneness of life and should consider ourselves important and give ourselves a break from monotony perhaps a facial or a manicure or a pedicure to maintain our general well-being. Besides, praying five times a day is the perfect way of keeping a regimen and keeping some time to ourselves.
For a healthy upkeep, women should have a constant intake of calcium and get some light cardiovascular exercise to stay fit even in later age, she says. I never had the time to exercise when my daughters were young, but I did walk almost everyday. I still try to keep it up despite a hectic schedule.
Peerzada’s perfect recipe to a positive outlook is to have a passion in life. It could be anything that fulfils you and drives you in life.
Sameena Peerzada Pictures
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