Eshita Syed
Pakistani model and actor
Eshita Syed (Urdu: اشیتا محبوب سید) is a Pakistani model, TV and film actress.
Early life
Syed was raised in Karachi. Her parents were ethnically Bengali. She has acted in different serials on Geo TV, ARY Digital and Hum TV. Syed started her career as a model and later appeared in a music video 'Suno Ke Main Hun Jawan' by Noori, by which she started her career in the showbiz. She is best known for doing supporting roles in Urdu drama series Mannchalay, Aik Nayee Cinderella, Sanjha, Aseerzadi and Dayar-e-Dil. She will make her comeback with drama series Sila.
Filmography
Eshita Syed joined the entertainment industry as a model at a very young age. She has done modeling for many trendy brands in Pakistan. Eshita Syed started her career with the music video for the song ‘Suno Ke Main Hun Jawan’ by Noori band which was released in 2003. Eshita came into the public eye through this video, after which resulted in many modeling offers.
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