Ayeza Khan’s Best Drama Roles That Made Her a Star
Ayeza Khan, born on January 15, 1991, in Karachi, Pakistan, is a renowned Pakistani actress and model who has carved a niche for herself in the entertainment industry. Known for her stunning looks and delicate features, she has not only become one of the most successful actresses but has also made her mark as a sought-after model for various brands. Over the years, Ayeza has garnered immense popularity and admiration for her talent and dedication. With more than 10 million followers on Instagram, she has surpassed the likes of Mahira Khan and Aiman Khan, dominating social media platforms with her charm and widespread appeal. Despite her fame, one of the most common questions from fans is her age—Ayeza Khan is 31 years old and continues to win hearts with her timeless beauty and remarkable performances.
Ayeza Khan has delivered unforgettable performances in leading roles in numerous television dramas. She has earned critical acclaim and a massive fan base for her versatility and ability to bring depth to her characters. Her latest hit dramas, such as Mere Paas Tum Ho and Chupke Chupke, have solidified her position as one of the most talented actresses in the Pakistani drama industry. From emotional portrayals to light-hearted roles, Ayeza has proved her acting prowess time and again. Her dedication to her craft and ability to connect with the audience make her a true star, and her impressive body of work continues to set benchmarks in the entertainment world.
Ayeza Khan began her acting career with supporting roles in various TV dramas and gradually gained recognition for her exceptional talent, becoming one of the most celebrated actresses in Pakistan. She has delivered stellar performances in several successful dramas, including Meray Paas Tum Ho, Pyaray Afzal, Mehar Posh, Koi Chand Rakh, and Chupke Chupke. Beyond her professional achievements, Ayeza Khan enjoys a fulfilling personal life as the wife of actor Danish Taimoor, forming one of Pakistan’s most beloved celebrity couples. Together, they have two children, and Ayeza expertly balances her career with her responsibilities as a devoted mother, ensuring her work never overshadows her motherhood duties. With her talent, charm, and dedication, Ayeza Khan continues to inspire fans both on and off-screen.
Ayeza Khan shares a strong bond with her parents, who have been incredibly supportive throughout her journey in the showbiz industry. She is particularly close to her father, Riza Yilmaz, who has played a pivotal role in her success. Over the years, Ayeza has earned numerous awards and nominations for her outstanding performances, which have solidified her status as one of the most successful actresses in the Pakistani entertainment industry. Known for her stunning beauty and delicate features, Ayeza Khan has also made a name for herself as a model, working with several top brands. Her combination of talent, grace, and dedication continues to make her a beloved figure in the industry.
Ayeza Khan has been a part of many successful and well-received dramas. Here are some of her best and most notable works:
The Best of Ayeza Khan Dramas List
- Pyaray Afzal (IMDB Rating: 9.0)
- Tum Kon Piya (IMDB Rating: 7.6)
- Meray Paas Tum Ho (IMDB Rating: 8.4)
- Chupke Chupke (IMDB Rating: 8.5)
- Laapata (IMDB Rating: 7.3)
- Mehar Posh (IMDB Rating: 8.3)
- Chand Tara (IMDB Rating: 7.4)
- Mein (IMDB Rating: 6.9)
- Jaan-e-Jahan (IMDB Rating: 8.7)
Pyaray Afzal (IMDB Rating: 9.0)
Ayeza’s role: as Aizey earned her widespread acclaim.
“Pyarey Afzal” revolves around the life of Afzal Subhanallah (played by Hamza Ali Abbasi), it was a story about extraordinary love. It was a deeply heartbreaking story of intense and never-ending love between two souls. ‘Pyare Afzal’ can easily be categorized in the same class as ‘Romeo & Juliet’, ‘Heer Ranjha’ and ‘Laila Majnoo’. This is no exaggeration and the widely acclaimed fame is proof of that. The team of ‘Pyare Afzal’ won every single award at The Lux Style Awards 2015 clean sweeping the entire TV category.
Tum Kon Piya (IMDB Rating: 7.6)
Role: Elma Ali
The story of middle-class girl Elma lives her life according to the wishes of her father Waqar Ali. Waqar Ali works in the industry owned by his cousin Muzaffar Hassan, who is a millionaire. Elma’s second cousin is Ramish Hassan, Muzaffar Hassan’s kind-hearted son. Koi Chand Rakh (2018–2019)
Meray Paas Tum Ho (IMDB Rating: 8.4)
Role: as Mehwish Akhtar
Meray Paas Tum Ho is the story of love, greed and sacrifice: Sometimes even love is not enough to keep some people happy. Meray Paas Tum Ho revolves around the lives of an ordinary couple, Danish and Mehwish who have different needs and mindset which slowly drifts them apart. Ayeza Khan as Mehwish is a beautiful girl from a middle-class family. She is married to Danish who loves her immensely. She has certain expectation from life which Danish is unable to fulfill. Humayun Saeed as Danish is a simple and honest man who works in a government organization. His life revolves around his wife, Mehwish.
Chupke Chupke (IMDB Rating: 8.5)
Role: as Meenu
The story revolves around traditional joint family dynamics, with seemingly hard though reflective of a family’s tough-love one-liners, retorts, and putdowns cracking up audiences. Faaz, played by Butt, and his cousin Hadi, portrayed by Arsalan Naseer, think they will die single; Faaz has three possessive sisters and wants a serious, intellectual like himself for a wife, while Hadi cannot even settle on a job, let alone a girl.
Laapata (IMDB Rating: 7.3)
Role: as Geeti
“Laapata” seamlessly weaves social commentary into its storyline, shedding light on the superficiality of social media and the pressures of societal expectations. Through Falak’s journey, the drama subtly challenges gender norms, celebrating her pursuit of success in a male-dominated sport.
Mehar Posh (IMDB Rating: 8.3)
Role: as Mehrunnisa aka Mehru
The story begins with a sweet-family of four, gearing up for the marriage of the eldest daughter ‘Mehru’ (Ayeza Khan) – who is a strong, independent, working woman. Unfortunately, she gets married to a vain, dogmatic, and chauvinist man, Naeem (Ali Abbas) who despite being well-educated, slanders his wife of having an immoral character without any proof. Egocentric to the core, he decides to divorce her on the wedding night to protect his honor, thus becoming the villain of the story. Chaudhry and Sons (2022).
Chand Tara (IMDB Rating: 7.4)
Role: as Nain Tara, she is a trainee doctor at her mother’s hospital
The story of Chand Tara the serial revolves around Sarim, a software engineer who’s fed up with his overpowering joint family and dreams of having some privacy and a calm life, and Nain Tara, a doctor who longs for a strong sense of family bonds. The story takes an interesting turn when the two cross paths, leading to tense, funny and exciting situations that keep the audience engaged with its entertaining script. Featuring an ensemble cast comprising Romaisa Khan, Aashir Wajahat, Adnan Jaffar, Saba Faisal, Behroze Sabzwari, Madiha Iftikhar and Rehan Sheikh, Chand Tara is a delightful romantic comedy that will make audiences laugh, cry and ultimately, believe in the power of love.
Mein (IMDB Rating: 6.9)
Role: as Mubashira Jaffer
Mein revolves around the elite protagonists Zaid and Mubashira, who both belong to the upper class, and their fates get intertwined by a forced marriage after their hearts are shattered by the people they once loved.
Jaan-e-Jahan (IMDB Rating: 8.7)
Role: as Mahnoor
Jaan e Jahan revolves around themes of love, jealousy, spirituality, and rivalry. The story focuses on Shehraam, portrayed by Hamza, who faces immense pressure from his father to take over the family business. His journey is marked by his struggle to maintain his morals while dealing with the demands placed upon him. In the compelling drama series “Jaan-e-Jahan,” the nuanced relationship between Mahnoor and her father unfolds as a captivating exploration of resilience, dreams, and the ongoing struggle against societal expectations. The portrayal of Mahnoor by the talented Ayeza Khan sets the tone for a storyline that begins with a bold defiance of traditional gender norms. Despite persistent reminders from her father that she is not a son, Mahnoor’s character emerges as a spirited dreamer, finding joy in life’s simple pleasures and embodying a delightful blend of innocence and courage.
