Pakistani heroine Uroosa Siddiqui has shown the essence of her performance in various plays in Pakistani media industry. Her weight loss surprised everyone, and her transformation also shocked everyone. Uroosa Siddiqui Transformation Will Shock You, Uroosa Siddiqui is known for his role in the popular comedy series “Azar Ki Ayegi Baraat” aired by Geo TV in 2009. The drama was also aired on the Indian broadcaster “Zindagi” in 2015. Uroosa is also the comedy series “Dolly Ki Ayegi Baraat”. She starred in “Takkay Ki Ayegi Baraat” and “Anne Ki Ayegi Baraat” part of the three sequel. Other famous comedy series in Uroosa include “Rasgullay”, “Topi Drama” and “Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewah” by ARY Digital, and “Dramay Baziyan” and “Fun Khana” by Hum TV. Uroosa mainly played cartoon characters, but she played many challenging screen roles. Some photos of actresses circulated on social media, showing that actresses are healthier than before.
Uroosa Siddiqui Transformation Will Shock You
According to detailed information, Uroosa Siddiqui has worked hard to lose weight for three years, and her transformation has been appreciated by many people on social media.
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Uroosa has also appeared in many serious TV series, such as Hum TV’s “Kankar” and Geo TV’s “Nanhi”. In 2013, Uroosa was nominated as “Best Actor in a Comedy Role” by the Hum Awards. She has also appeared in many TV movies, including Hum TV’s “Kitni Girhain Baaki Hain” and Hum TV’s “Barish Mein Deewar”. Uroosa Siddiquiis married to the famous Pakistani film producer Saqib Khan. They got married in December 2015. After the wedding, Uroosa and Saqib became the guests of many talk shows. Uroosa’s Dholak ceremony was celebrated on ARY Digital’s “Good Morning Pakistan” morning program. Before marriage, Uroosa’s weight also lost 20 kg. After marriage, Uroosa and her husband appeared as guests in many morning performances.
Although social media users appreciated the actress’s hard work, Hina Altaf and Minal Khan were also surprised by Uroosa Siddiqui’s photo.
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