Shafqat Cheema

Shafqat Cheema
Native name شفقت چیمہ
Born 20 November 1961
Nationality Pakistani
Occupation Actor
Years active 1974 – present

Shafqat Cheema is a Pakistani film actor and director who has acted many roles in Urdu and Punjabi-language Lollywood films. Cheema is famous for his villainary roles in movies, is currently dubbed as "Pakistan’s favourite villain".[1] He acted in highest grossed Pakistani Punjabi movie Choorian which was released in October 1998 and earned more than Rs.200 million. He is also best known for his role of an antagonist in the 2011 film Bol. He has acted in leading and supporting roles in various other dramas serials and films.

Early and personal life

Shafqat graduated from the Jamia Naeemia religious school in 1974.[2] He is the Son of an Aalim, and is a Hafiz and Qari of the Quran.

Career

Shafqat claims that his acting career began, when he stumbled into acting by coincidence when he walked into the Shahnoor Studios. He then decided that he wanted to become an Actor. He struggled for almost 12 years before he was offered a lead role in the film Kalka (1989), which also starred Sultan Rahi.[2]

Selected filmography

Year Film Role Notes
1991 Kalay Chor Superhit
1992 God Father Munda bigra jae
1994 Zameen Aasman Mega Hit
1994 Ghunda Raj Superhit
1998 Choorian Mega Hit
2001 Moosa Khan
2006 Majajan Blockbuster
2007 Jhoomar
2007 Godfather
2008 Zill-e-Shah Abid Shah
2008 Yarana Pashto Debut
2011 Bhai Log Israr David
2011 Bol (film) Saqa Kanjar (Panderer) Blockbuster
2011 Son of Pakistan
2013 Chambaili
2013 Main Hoon Shahid Afridi Bashir Bhatti Mega Hit
2013 Ishq Khuda
2014 The System Corrupt SHO
2015 Wrong No. Shera
2015 Badnam Pashto debut
2016 Saya e Khuda e Zuljalal Post-Production
2016 Mausam Filming
2016 Zindagi Kitni Haseen Hai Filming[3]
2016 Jab Tak Hain Hum Post Production[4]
TBA Kambakht Chaudhry Rustam Filming
TBA Ek Nai Shakira Pracha Don Filming

Television

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