Pakistani Models Hot Photos: Noor

Monday 21 November 2011

Noor

Noor Biography

Noor before coming into the movie scene was a model and appeared in a dozen TV ads and commercials including the famous Dalda, Sultan and notably Bio Amla hair oil commercials which made her a recognizable face in the fashion and entertainment world in Pakistan. Noor called it quits from movies quite prematurely due to domestic issues. However, she has returned to TV modeling and currently co-hosts a family show on ARY called Sangam with Muzna Ibrahim. The buxom actress has also made appearances in Pakistani music videos, such as Jawad Ahmed’s Dholna.

Noor have a beautiful pretty innocent looking face .Noor is very good actress and model Pakistani Lollywood cinema .Noor is very talented Pakistani film and television actress. Noor is also an amazing dancer . She had also appeared in music albums. She had many affairs and scandals within and outside the film industry. She had a long and well publicized battle with her parents concerning a marriage issue. She left Pakistani film industry and now she is working on small screen .She also appreard dozen of TV ads and commercials including the famous Dalda, Sultan and notably BioAmla hair oil .

Pakistani Actress Noor With Broken Relationship

According to some sources Pakistani Actress Noor has got divorce from her Indian husband Vikram Bandani. Noor’s father Sherazi Bujhari mentioned that now they both have their separate ways. In 2004, Noor got married with Indian businessman Vikram who lives in Dubai; the marriage was love marriage and Noor left showbiz as her husband didn’t permit her. After embracing Islam, Vikram got his new name Wakar and married with Noor according to Islamic rules and regulations.

At the time of marriage it was settled that Vikram would introduce him as a Muslim husband but after sometimes he went against his promise and he refused to admit so. This matter became the reason of their differences. On this account, dispute started among them after sometimes of their marriage and with the passage of time this dispute reached to extremism.

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