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Aamina Sheikh is an American-Pakistani actress known for her versatile performances in film and television. Born on August 29, 1981, she rose to fame with her exceptional acting skills and captivating presence on screen. Aamina has received critical acclaim for her roles in various Pakistani dramas and movies, showcasing her talent and dedication to the craft. As an influential figure in the entertainment industry, she continues to inspire audiences worldwide with her remarkable performances. Aamina Sheikh age is [dob].
Biography:
[bio]Aamina Sheikh Father, Family Info, Early Life & Education:
Sheikh was born in New York City to Abdul Sheikh, a drug specialist by calling. Sheikh’s fatherly sides of family have built up themselves in the material business, yet her dad had an energy for science; he sought after it and turned into a drug specialist. She spent her youth in Karachi and Riyadh and got her essential training from Mama Parsi School, Karachi and auxiliary instruction from the American International School in Riyadh. Sheikh proceeded with further examinations in Karachi, and did her O and A levels from St Joseph’s Convent School, Karachi and The Lyceum School, individually. Aamina has studied film video creation from Hampshire College, Amherst, Massachusetts and filled in as a collaborator at Manhattan-based multi-media organization Curious Pictures before coming back to Pakistan.
Professional Career:
In the wake of coming back to Pakistan, Sheikh found work with Geo Television, where she coordinated and delivered kids syndicated program Bachey Man Ke Sachey. In 2007, Aamina made her debut in Sharjil Baloch and Khalid Ahmed’s telefilm, Gurmuch Singh ki Waseeyat. It depended on Saadat Hassan Manto’s epic, The Will of Gurmukh Singh. She collected global acknowledgment as a representative for the French excellence brand L’Oreal. In 2008, Sheik showed up in three significant telefilms: Aasmaan Chu Lay, Pachees Qadam Pe Maut and Baarish Mein Deewar. Sheik played a rickshaw driver who’s resolved to turn into the sole provider of the family, in Syed Ali Reza’s Aasmaan Chu Lay. Sheikh needed to learn and drive a rickshaw on Karachi’s busiest M.A. Jinnah street and Garden Area, with a monstrous camera appended to it and needed to pull in genuine travelers.
Around the same time Sheikh made her runaway debut with Rehana Saigol’s design appear. She has accomplished broad print work for style/publicizing marks/organizations, for example, Deepak Perwani, Amir Adnan, Nomi Ansari, Niche Lifestyle, Khaadi, Teejays, The Men’s Store, Fahad Hussayn, Hang Ten, Maheen Khan, Umbereen Sharmeen, Chinyere, Crossroads and Limited Edition. In the next year, she did her second photoshoot for Niche Lifestyle, with Atif Aslam. In 2010, Sheik did Mehreen Jabbar’s uber vengeance dramatization Daam and Haissam Hussain’s sentimental show Ishq Gumshuda.
In 2011, Sheik played the role of a lamenting mother in Summer Nicks’ multi grant winning element film Seedlings and proceeded to win New York Film Festival Award and SAARC Film Festival Award for Best Actress. She at that point proceeded to play the lead in Iram Parveen Bilal’s element Josh, before playing the role of Natasha in the high-octane activity action thriller, Operation 021, delivered by Zeba Bakhtiar and coordinated by Australian movie producer, Summer Nicks. Aamina was granted Miss Photogenic Award at the first Veet Celebration of Beauty Awards.
Aamina Sheikh Husband, Daughter & Married Life:
Sheikh wedded actor Mohib Mirza, at Karachi. Their wedding was a three-day occasion occurring from 30 April to 2 May 2005. Mohib and Aamina met on the arrangements of a show which Mohib was hosting and Aamina was coordinating. In a meeting given to Jang, Mohib uncovered that he had the hardest time persuading Aamina’s dad and that each gathering with him included “broad barbecuing”. They have a little girl together, Meissa Mirza, born in 2015; they reported their partition in 2018.
Movies List:
- Love Mein Ghum (2011) (Herself)
- Seedlings (2013) (Maliha)
- Independence Through Unity (2013) (Fatima)
- Armaan (2013) (Zarnab)
- 021 (2014) (Natasha)
- Good Morning Karachi (2015) (Mehwish)
- Cake (2018) (Zareen)
- Heer Maan Ja (2019) (Nida)
- A Love Story (2020)
Television Shows / Serials:
- Wilco (2008) (Megha)
- Qisson Ki Chadar (2008) (Aimen)
- Boltay Afsanay (2008) (Razia)
- Dil-e-Nadan (2009) (Seema)
- Agar Tum Na Hotay (2009) (Shireen)
- Haal-e-Dil (2010) (Seerat)
- Daam (2010) (Maliha)
- Saleena (2010) (Bushra)
- Tere Liye (2010) (Simran)
- Hum Tum (2010) (Ammal)
- Uraan (2010) (Sana)
- Mera Saaein (2010) (Naina)
- Main Abdul Qadir Hoon (2010) (Nell)
- Maat (2011) (Aiman)
- Kuch Kami Si Hai (2011) (Asmee)
- Mora Piya (2011) (Ujala)
- Mera Saaein 2 (2012) (Naina)
- Mirat Ul Uroos (2013) (Aiza)
- Silvatein (2013) (Zaib)
- Kuch Is Tarah (2013) (Sabina)
- Jackson Heights (2014) (Salma)
- Pakeezah (2016) (Pakeezah)
- Khudgarz (2017) (Ayera)
- Nibah (2018) (Sofia)
Winning Awards List:
- Lux Style Awards
- New York Film Festival Awards
- SAARC Film Festival Awards
- Tarang Housefull Awards
- Veet Celebration of Beauty Awards
- Pakistan Media Awards
- Silent River Film Festival Awards
- Galaxy Lollywood Awards
FAQs about Aamina Sheikh Actress
Who is Aamina Sheikh?
Aamina Sheikh is an American-Pakistani actress, model, and former television host. She was born on August 29, 1981, in New York City, United States.
What is Aamina Sheikh’s nationality?
Aamina Sheikh holds dual American and Pakistani nationality.
What is Aamina Sheikh’s background in acting?
Sheikh started her acting career in Pakistan with a television drama called "Wilco" in 2010. She gained recognition and critical acclaim for her performance in various television dramas and went on to become one of the leading actresses in the Pakistani entertainment industry.
What are some of Aamina Sheikh’s notable works?
Aamina Sheikh has appeared in several successful Pakistani dramas and films. Some of her notable works include TV dramas like "Daam," "Mera Saaein," and "Maat." In the film industry, she has been part of movies like "Seedlings" (Lamha), which won her the Best Actress Award at the New York City International Film Festival.
