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Natasha Ali (b. 1980)

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Birthplace:
Lahore, Pakistan

Born:
June 16, 1980

Biography from TheMovieDB

Natasha Ali is a plain yet elegant TV actress. She has worked as a model as well. Natasha has worked in many TV commercials as a model. She has also done many photo shoots for various top designers of Pakistan. Natasha made her acting introduction on the small screen with the comedy serial ‘Miss Fit’. She came into limelight with her role in the TV serial ‘Jaday Ka Chand’ of PTV channel. This serial is one of the successful TV serials of Natasha. But her role as “Dolly” in the “Dolly ki Ayegi Baraat” series is what brought her real fame and recognition. Natasha has worked in many hit and outstanding TV serials of different channels including ‘Anokhi’ of A Plus, ‘Lamha Lamha Zindagi’ of ARY Digital, ‘Rani Beti Raj Kare’ of ARY Digital, Qarz and many others.  Natasha Ali has worked as a host in the morning show ‘Roshan Savera’ of 92 News channel.

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