Zarnish Khan Husband Gave Her Birthday Surprise

Zarnish Khan is a talented actress from Pakistan Media Industry. Zarnish Khan emerged as a leading actress from past few years before that she used to play supporting characters.

Zarnish Khan has played a role of Alizeh in Susraal Mera for which she received Hum Award For Best Soap Actress. Later she played a role of Samra in Aye Zindagi and Iqra in Sehra Main Safar. The former of which earned her nomination for Best Supporting Actress at Hum Awards. She further appeared in a leading roles in acclaim serials Laaj, Sun Yaara, Man Chali, De Ijazat, Ek Mohabbat Kaafi Hai, Ishq Zahe Naseeb and Jo Tu Chahy.

One main thing that many people don’t know about Zarnish Khan is that she is married. Zarnish got married at a very young age to her cousin. Zarnish never shared the picture of her husband on social media.

Zarnish Khan recently shared the pictures of Birthday surprise given to her by her husband. She wrote: “When your husband sends you away from home saying he has work and you’re assuming it’s something shady but it turns out to be a surprise!! Lol

Thanks my love for such a wonderful surprise.

Let’s have a look at the pictures

Zarnish Khan is a Pakistani television actress. She is known for her appearance in Urdu television serials. Khan has played a role of Alizeh in Susraal Mera (2015) for which she received Hum Award for Best Soap Actress, Later she played a role of Samra in Aye Zindagi (2015) and Iqra in Sehra Main Safar (2015).

The former of which earned her nomination for Best Supporting Actress at Hum Awards. She further appeared in a leading roles in acclaim serials Laaj (2016), Sun Yaara, Man Chahi (2017), De Ijazat (2018) and Ek Mohabbat Kaafi Hai (2018–19).

Zarnish Khan is slowly making a mark in the television industry with characters like Dooniya in Ishq Zahe Naseeb and Amman’s mother in Yeh Dil Mera. There is more to what meets the eye in both of these characters and thus Something Haute recently caught up with the actress to find out more.

Zarnish believes that Dooniya is head over heels in love with Kashif because he was the one who brought her back to life. “She sees a hope in him that despite her mistreating the guy in the first half of the play,

he didn’t ran away. She thinks that because Kashif opened up to him about his life, family and even his first love, he is interested in her and therefore she hasn’t thought that Gohar might still be in the picture,” she said adding, “Something very exciting is due for those who ship Kashif and Dooniya’s couple.”

Moving on to another equally conventional drama, Yeh Dil Mera, where we see that Amaan is haunted by his childhood and conflicts that seems to have stemmed from his mother (played by Zarnish). What were her first thoughts when she was approach to play a mother of Ahad Raza Mir.

“I don’t think like that. I view my roles as characters; we do the same in commercials where we play mothers of kids. I just want to play challenging characters where there is something to do with it. My character in YDM is very significant to the story as all the mystery and suspense in the play stems from my character,” she shared.

The actress also talked about making her way into the industry without any family background. “I didn’t ever dream of becoming an actress. It was just one of the things I wanted to try and had no plans to pursue even after my first project. However, I received so much love and then won an award so I thought to give it a go,” she said.

The actress has gone through a transformation in the last few years. Find out what made her decide to work on her looks and much more in the complete interview here:

Identifying herself as a simple, “girl next door”, Zarnish admits that acting found her by destiny, rather than a conscious choice. In her voice echoes the strength of an independent woman who makes her own decisions in life, unperturbed by any societal pressures.

From being the headstrong, wheelchair-bound Donia from Ishq Zahe Naseeb, playing Ushna from Aik Mohabbat Kaafi Hai, the Punjabi Zainab from Laaj, Zarnish has come a full circle in experimenting with roles which proves her mettle as an actress. MAG chats with the rising artist, as she keeps her replies light-hearted yet introspective.

ho is Zarnish to her friends, fans and family?

Life of the party.

What is that one or several qualities which sets you apart from your contemporaries?

That I’m me… something none of the other could ever be.

At what point in your life, did you decide you want to pursue acting as a career?

I’m not sure if acting is my true calling. Perhaps there’s more that awaits me in the future. However, I do feel acting comes as second nature to me and when I first saw myself on the small screen, I knew I wanted to pursue this.

How important it is to have young celebrity figures like you, to positively influence the youth of the country?

With so much negativity surrounding us every single day, I feel positivity and hope can be the only torches that would keep the youngest generation going. So hundred per cent, it’s so important for our lot of celebrities to fuel in that positivity.

How do you tackle hate speech and online trolling?

I haven’t gone through it yet, may be a few negative comments but I love the fact that my followers are super kind, even if they don’t like something they’re never unreasonable or rude. They address the issues politely. Alhamdulillah

What would you pick as an alternative career for yourself, if given the choice?

My alternative career would be some business for sure because I have a business-oriented mind.

Where do you see yourself 10 years down the line?

I don’t plan the future so let’s see but I’m sure it will be some place nice for sure.

Since actresses are perceived as influencers, do you think that this ‘influencer’ badge comes with responsibility? To speak, process and do things rightfully, since you may in a way or other would be influencing society.

Being an actor today is very different from what it used to be. If you’re an actress with a following then you’re doing a lot more than acting. There’s a lot of responsibility, accountability and transparency. Your actions and words cannot be mindless anymore. We have to remember we’re talking to young minds – not just girls but also boys. This is why I love opting for challenging roles, ones that don’t necessarily fit the avatar of a stereotypical woman. There always has to be more.

Give is some insight into your role in Yeh Dil Mera?

I’m not going to reveal too much but what I will tell you is that my character is a very strong, independent, opinionated woman. She is the main twist in the plot. You’ll just have to watch the drama to know more.

Rapid, and full of fire!

If your life had a theme song, what would it be?

“Yaaro Sunlo Zara”

If you could bring one fictional character to life, who would it be?

Doctor Strange.

Do you have any useless talent?

Whenever I go for shopping, I buy everything, even the things I don’t need. Is that a talent?

Best compliment you have ever received?

That as a kid, I used to look like my mom and now, I look like my dad.

If you could be a child for one day, what would you like to do?

Eat all the junk there is in the world without caring about my weight.

An item you like to collect?

I like collecting cute soaps that come in a variety of packaging.

What can turn a day around you?

Music.

Something you wish you had more time to do?

Sleep.

If you could meet a person for the first time again, who would it be?

My husband.

A beauty product you swear by?

None, I’m just too lazy for that.