Muhammad Ali Raza
Pakistani actor
Muhammad Ali Raza is a Pakistani actor and model who primarily works in Urdu television. Raza gained wider recognition for portraying Daniyal in the romantic drama Muhabbat Gumshuda Meri (2023). He further rose to prominence for his portrayal of Shahnawaz Shah in the drama series Iqtidar
Early life and education
Ali Raza was born and grew up in Lahore, Punjab. He did a one-year diploma in graphic design at the Forman Christian College. Later he studied at University of the Punjab, earning his degree in arts and design.
Career
Ali Raza started his career as a model in 2018. He made his acting debut in 2020 with Hum TV's drama Bhool Jaa Ay Dil.
In 2023, he appeared in the Pakistani dramas Meesni, Muhabbat Gumshuda Meri, Gunah and Mohabbat Kay Baad. In 2024, he was noted for his lead role in Iqtidar, which was well-received and crossed 1 billion views on YouTube, becoming only the thirteenth Pakistani drama to do so, and while still on air. In 2026, he starred in Leader, a political-romantic drama that was appreciated by the public.
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