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Bilal Abbas Khan (born on 4 June 1993) is a Pakistani actor known for his portrayal of characters fitting the boy next door prototype. He features among the list of the nation's popular personalities and is the recipient of three Lux Style Awards.
Bilal Abbas Khan is a model and actor who mainly works in the Pakistani TV and Film Industry. He wanted to become an actor since his childhood. However, his parents wanted him to become an army officer.
4M Followers, 162 Following, 816 Posts - Bilal Abbas Khan (@bilalabbas_khan) on Instagram: "An ordinary man with an extraordinary God. Management: @noman.syed".
Bilal Abbas Khan. Actor: Balaa. Bilal Abbas Khan was born on 4 June 1993. He is an actor, known for Balaa (2018), Ishq Murshid (2023) and Laal (2019).
Subscribe to @zeezindagiofficial2305 to stay tuned!Full Episode 1 | Abdullahpur Ka Devdas | Bilal Abbas Khan, Sarah Khan, Raza TalishWatch All Episodes her...
It was an extremely pleasant experience to chat with him over his latest big screen biggie, career’s highlights, favourite co-stars (Yumna and Sajal), his fondness for contemporaries Ahad Raza ...
Oct 2, 2023 · It was with “O Rangreza” that Bilal Abbas Khan stepped into the spotlight as a lead actor in HUM TV’s world. Playing the role of Qasim, a simple boy smitten by love, Bilal’s performance garnered immense attention and fame, setting the stage for his future endeavors.
4M Followers, 165 Following, 808 Posts - Bilal Abbas Khan (@bilalabbas_khan) on Instagram: "An ordinary man with an extraordinary God. Management: @noman.syed".
Oct 24, 2021 · Bilal Abbas Khan | InterviewWatch Bilal Abbas Khan Answer Questions About His Upcoming Role As ‘Mahir’ In #DobaraContinue Watching #Dobara Every Wednesday At...
Nov 16, 2023 · In just a few weeks since its debut, Bilal Abbas Khan has become the talk of the town for his outstanding performance in HUM TV’s “Ishq Murshid.” The actor’s brilliance and versatility have left audiences spellbound, earning him widespread praise for his portrayal in the show.
