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Noman Ijaz started his education at Cathedral High School in [[Lahore]].Later Nauman Ijaz also attended Divisional Public School in Model Town, Lahore with his brother Awais. Then in [[Forman Christian College]] and then in [[ |
Noman Ijaz started his education at Cathedral High School in [[Lahore]].Later Nauman Ijaz also attended Divisional Public School in Model Town, Lahore with his brother Awais. Then in [[Forman Christian College]] and then in [[Quaid-E-Azam Law College]] |
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Revision as of 16:08, 29 June 2012
Noman Ijaz (Template:Lang-ur), is a Pakistani television actor and film industry actor.[1]
Education
Noman Ijaz started his education at Cathedral High School in Lahore.Later Nauman Ijaz also attended Divisional Public School in Model Town, Lahore with his brother Awais. Then in Forman Christian College and then in Quaid-E-Azam Law College
Career
NaumannIjaz started his work in Pakistan Television. But now he is also working in films. Naumann Ijaz grew up in Ichra Lahore in a very small two bed room house with his two sibling, elder brother Awais and younger sister. His father worked as a Movie Theater Manager. Later the family moved to a house behind Ichra Police station. He was raised in a very humble enviornment. He has achieved a lot from where his family started.
Filmography
- Ramchand Pakistani, 2008
- Small Voices, 2008
- Virsa, 2010
Drama serials
- Aansoo
- Main mar gaee Shokat Ali
- Chhat
- Dasht
- Eendhan
- Fishaar
- Geeli Lakri
- Gumshuda
- Rascal
- Jannat
- Mera saaein
- Jeena isi ka naam hai
- Jhumka Jaan
- Kaghaz ki Nao
- Khamoshian - Award winning drama, Lux Style Award, 2009
- Khataa
- Lahasil
- Man-o-Salwa
- Nigah
- Nijaat
- Noorpur ki Rani
- Pyar naam ka diya
- Sard Aag
- "Jeena tou hai"
- "Taqdeer"
Malangi Yeh Zindagi
Awards
- Best TV actor award - Lux Style Award 2009[2]
Musafat
References
- ^ "Biography of Noman". Pakistani TV Drama. Retrieved August 13, 2011.
- ^ "Lux award winners of 2009". Pakistani TV Drama. Retrieved August 13, 2011.
External links
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