Top 10 Pakistani Child stars ruling over TV industry in 2025

Pakistani dramas primarily focus on family stories, portraying large families with complex dynamics and intrigues. Writers and directors cast actors and actresses of all age groups to make the stories more relatable and realistic. Child actors often play a vital role in driving the narrative forward and bringing authenticity and believability to the scenes.

Many child actors and actresses now appear in multiple Pakistani dramas, adding depth and interest to the stories. Recently, a wave of young stars has delivered impressive performances and captured the audience’s attention with their remarkable talent.

Let’s acknowledge the efforts of these young stars who continue to shine on screen:

Aina Asif:

Aina Asif has firmly established herself as the most successful child artist in Pakistani dramas. She began her career with a supporting role in “Hum Tum”, but rose to fame when she portrayed the title character in “Mayi Ri”, a drama that tackled the issue of child marriage. Her performance was both convincing and authentic, earning her widespread recognition. Now at 16, she continues to land lead roles as a young adult and often plays characters older than her real age. She has consistently delivered strong performances and succeeded in these challenging roles.

Abu Huraira:

Abu Huraira is a rising star who has recently made his mark in Pakistani dramas. He has appeared in several shows, but his role as Mohid in the blockbuster drama “Meem Se Mohabbat” truly brought him into the spotlight. In this role, he portrayed a child with selective mutism and powerfully conveyed his emotions through expressions alone. He delivered the most challenging scene in the entire show with remarkable skill, showcasing his impressive talent. At such a young age, he held his own alongside seasoned actors like Asif Raza Mir, Ahad Raza Mir, and Dananeer Mobeen. Abu Huraira has proven himself to be a valuable addition to the industry, and audiences eagerly await his future performances.

Aryan Sheikh:

Aryan Sheikh has emerged as another talented addition to Pakistani dramas. In the drama “Dastak”, he managed to outshine several big names with his strong performance. He played Shani, the child whose presence triggers a conflict between Kiran, portrayed by Sohai Ali Abro, and her ex-husband, played by Feroz Kadri. “Dastak” offered a realistic portrayal of relationships with solid performances across the board, but Aryan Sheikh stood out as a rising star to watch in the future.

Ayan Ahmed:

Ayan Ahmed has proven himself as a highly talented young actor in Pakistani dramas. He has appeared in several shows, but his portrayal of young Sarang in “Sar-e-Rah” earned him widespread praise. Currently, he stars in “Sher” as Sameer, the son of Sunita Marshall’s character. Ayan has delivered outstanding performances in both emotional and intense scenes. His hospital scenes with Arjumand Rahim and his moments alongside the legendary Salman Shahid are especially captivating. Despite sharing the screen with such prominent names, Ayan confidently held his own and left a lasting impression.

Ahmed Usman:

Ahmed Usman has established himself as a promising young actor in Pakistani dramas. He gained attention for his measured and serious performance as Aban, a troubled child, in the drama *Pinjra*. The role demanded emotional depth and involved several intense scenes, which Ahmed handled with remarkable skill. His heartfelt portrayal earned him well-deserved recognition. Recently, he appeared again in “Aas Paas”, showing noticeable growth both in age and performance.

Falak Shahzad:

Falak Shahzad has consistently proven himself as a talented young star in Pakistani dramas. He has appeared in several popular shows, including “Kuch Ankahi”, “Guddu”, and “Badnaseeb”, and always manages to shine on screen. Despite his young age, he has already demonstrated strong acting skills and confidently holds his own alongside acclaimed actors like Sajal Aly, Bilal Abbas Khan, and Sana Nawaz. As he continues to grow and take on more mature roles, Falak is poised to become a valuable addition to the industry.

Rani:

Rani played a pivotal role in “Zard Patton Ka Bunn”, and the child actress who brought her to life powerfully portrayed the harsh realities faced by child maids in wealthy urban households. She captured the emotional and physical toll of young girls forced into labor, often subjected to abuse by their employers. With a natural and deeply emotional performance, the young actress conveyed the character’s pain and resilience with remarkable skill. Her ability to express raw, heartfelt emotions brought many viewers to tears and established her as a gifted young talent with a promising future in the industry.

Amna Qureshi:

Amna Qureshi made a remarkable entry into the drama industry with her impactful role in the socially relevant series “Zard Patton Ka Bunn”. She played the younger sister of Rani, a character whose tragic death added emotional weight to the story. Amna’s performance demanded intense expressions of fear and grief, and she delivered both with striking authenticity. Despite her young age, she handled the emotionally charged scenes with maturity and depth, proving herself to be a talented and promising newcomer in the industry.

Ayan Qureshi:

Ayan Qureshi is an emerging talent in Pakistani dramas who recently delivered a powerful performance in “Zard Patton Ka Bunn”. He took on the emotionally demanding role of a boy who witnesses his sister’s death while his father tries to cover up the tragedy for personal gain. Ayan conveyed the character’s pain and confusion with striking depth, displaying emotional maturity well beyond his years. His performance was both captivating and heartbreaking, revealing his potential as a brilliant actor in the making. At no point did he seem out of place, proving he can handle complex and intense themes with exceptional grace and confidence.

Nooray Zeeshan:

Nooray Zeeshan is currently winning hearts with her compelling performance as Aniya in the hit drama “Parwarish”. Portraying a mentally disturbed child struggling with self-harm, depression, and overwhelming emotions, Nooray takes on a role filled with emotional depth and psychological complexity. Her portrayal is both brave and moving, and she delivers it with remarkable skill and maturity. Audiences have been deeply affected by her performance, praising her ability to convey pain, vulnerability, and silent strength. As one of the standout young talents on screen today, Nooray has left viewers eager to see what she takes on next.