Madiha Iftikhar
Pakistani actress and model
Madiha Iftikhar (Urdu: مدیحہ افتخار) (born on 5 February 1985) is a Pakistani TV drama actress and model.
Early life
Madiha Iftikhar was born to Iftikhar Ahmed and Rehana Iftikhar, in Islamabad, Pakistan. Her parents used to do a show 'Boltey Haath' (speaking hands) which was based on sign language for deaf and mute special people. The show was aired on weekends on PTV in the 1990s.
Career
Madiha Iftikhar began her acting career, at the age of 17 years, in Partition Aik Safar, one of the most expensive TV dramas ever produced in Pakistan.
She is currently the Brand Ambassador for Olivia Whitening Creme and has appeared in its advertisement campaigns since February 2011.
Television
Personal life
Iftikhar resides in Karachi and is married.
TV morning show host
Madiha Iftikhar hosted the Raunaq-e-Ramadan transmission on Dawn News TV channel in 2012.
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