Hasan Zaidi

Hasan Zaidi is an Indian actor. Zaidi has acted TV series - like Ghar Ek Sapna, Powder, Rishta.com, Khotey Sikkey and Hum Ne Li Hai...Shapath. After the release of Vikram Bhatt's Horror Story, Zaidi worked on the movie Dishkyaoon. His most recent film is Sargoshiyan which released in June 2017.

Hasan Zaidi
Born
Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
Occupationactor

Zaidi is also actively involved in theatre since an early age. He used to perform in plays during his days in school and college. He was part of the popular play "Kknock Kknock: in 2014 which just had two characters, Rajesh Khera being the other actor. It gave Hasan the opportunity to showcase his talent and brought him a lot of acclaim for his acting chops.

Personal life

Zaidi who was born in Aligarh and hail from Hardoi near Lucknow, U.P has spent a great amount of his life in Muscat, Oman. Before landing up in Mumbai as an actor, Zaidi finished his bachelor of tourism and hospitality management from [Eastern Mediterranean University|Eastern Mediterranean University in Cyprus]. Zaidi was always in the school drama society and with a background of mother as Hindi teacher and father as English professor and Urdu poet - perfect ingredients for his acting career. Zaidi got married in April 2009 with Christina, an Austrian who came to Mumbai to work for an NGO. The couple is blessed with a baby girl.

Work overview
Television shows
Films
  • Dishkiyaoon - a film by Shilpa Shetty - release 28 March
  • Horror Story - a film by Vikram Bhatt
  • The Fourteenth Floor - a film by Shudeep – a short festival film personifying human emotions.
  • Sargoshiyan - release June 2017
Theatre

Kknock kknock Play in multicities in India

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gollark: Proprietary power/data connector. No headphone jack.
gollark: I don't like Apple even ignoring the price. Even more locked down OS. Weird nonrectangular screen with a notch. No repairability.
gollark: Ha. Google not spying on you. What a hilarious joke.

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