Faysal Quraishi Biography: Wife, Age, Movies, Net Worth, Children, Height, Parents, Drama List

Biography

Faysal Quraishi, born October 26, 1973, in Lahore, Pakistan, is a renowned Pakistani actor, producer, and television host.

One of Pakistan’s highest-paid actors, he gained fame for his lead role as Boota in Boota from Toba Tek Singh (1999) and has been part of over 200 projects. His notable dramas include Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan, Bashar Momin, and Main Abdul Qadir Hoon.

Quraishi hosted popular shows like Salam Zindagi (2016–2019) on ARY Zindagi and Khush Raho Pakistan on BOL TV. A recipient of over 20 national awards, he began his career as a child artist in PTV plays like Emergency Ward.

He is also the founder of Connect Studios and Faysal Quraishi Films. Married to Sana Qureshi since 2010, he has three children.

Pakistani actor
Faysal Quraishi
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Faysal Quraishi
Stage Name:	Faisal Quraishi
Born:	26 October 1973 (age 51 years old)
Place of Birth:	Karachi, Pakistan
Nationality:	Pakistani
Education:	N/A
Height:	175 cm
Parents:	Afshan Qureshi, Abid Qureshi
Siblings:	Imran Qureshi
Spouse:	Sana Faysal (m. 2010)
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	Hanish Qureshi, Farman Quraishi, Aayat Quraishi
Occupation:	Actor • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$500,000-$101 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Faysal Quraishi was born on October 26, 1973, in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. He belongs to a Punjabi ethnic background and follows Islam as his religion.

His father, Abid Quraishi, was a notable Punjabi film actor known for his roles in action films during the 1970s and 1980s. His mother, Afshan Quraishi, was a popular film actress recognized for her versatile performances in supporting roles across various genres.

Faysal grew up in a family deeply rooted in Pakistan’s film industry, which influenced his early exposure to acting.

Faysal Quraishi has one brother, Imran Qureshi. His childhood was spent in Lahore, a cultural hub, where he developed an interest in performing arts.

Regarding education, there is limited public information about his formal schooling or academic qualifications. Faysal’s career began at a young age, and he prioritized his acting pursuits over extensive academic endeavours.

He began his career as a child artist in Pakistan Television (PTV) plays, including Emergency Ward and Andhera Ujala, which marked the start of his journey in the entertainment industry.

Career

Faysal Quraishi is one of Pakistan’s most accomplished and versatile actors, with a career spanning over four decades. He began his journey in the entertainment industry as a child artist in the 1980s, appearing in popular Pakistan Television (PTV) dramas such as Emergency Ward and Andhera Ujala.

Coming from a family deeply rooted in the film—his parents, Abid and Afshan Quraishi, were both actors—Faysal was naturally drawn to the screen from an early age.

His breakthrough came in 1999 with the lead role in the hit PTV drama Boota from Toba Tek Singh, which catapulted him to nationwide fame. Known for his remarkable range and emotional depth, Quraishi quickly became a household name, earning critical acclaim for his ability to embody diverse characters.

Over the years, he has delivered standout performances in several high-profile dramas, including Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan (2009), Main Abdul Qadir Hoon (2010), Adhoori Aurat (2013), Bashar Momin (2014), and Muqaddar (2020). His roles have ranged from deeply emotional to darkly complex, solidifying his reputation as one of Pakistan’s most sought-after and highest-paid television actors.

In addition to his acting career, Faysal Quraishi made a successful transition into television hosting. With his natural charisma and engaging presence, he hosted popular shows like Salam Zindagi (2016–2019) on ARY Zindagi and Khush Raho Pakistan on BOL TV. In 2023, he also appeared as a judge on the reality show Jeet Ka Jashan, showcasing his versatility as a media personality.

Venturing further into the industry, Quraishi established Connect Studios and Faysal Quraishi Films, through which he has produced content for both television and digital platforms. Although he appeared in films such as Saza (1992) in a leading role and Laloolal.com (2000) in a supporting capacity, his primary focus has remained on television.

With over 200 acting credits to his name, Faysal Quraishi has received more than 20 national awards in recognition of his immense contributions to Pakistani television. His adaptability, commitment to his craft, and continuous reinvention have firmly positioned him as a cornerstone of Pakistan’s entertainment industry.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Faysal Quraishi
• YouTube: Faysal Quraishi Official
• IMDb: Faysal Qureshi
• Facebook: Faysal Qureshi
• Twitter: Faysal Quraishi (@faysalquraishi) / X
• TikTok: faysal quraishi (@faysalquraishi)

Personal Life

Faysal Quraishi was born on October 26, 1973, making him 51 years old as of June 17, 2025.

He is married to Sana Quraishi (also referred to as Sana Faysal in some sources), whom he wed in 2010, marking his third marriage. Quraishi has three children: a daughter named Aayat Quraishi, a son named Farmaan Quraishi from his current marriage, and a daughter named Hanish Quraishi from one of his previous marriages.

He is approximately 5 feet 9 inches (175 cm) tall, based on general media descriptions, though exact measurements may vary slightly.

Net Worth

Faysal Quraishi, one of Pakistan’s highest-paid actors, producers, and television hosts, has an estimated net worth ranging from $500,000 to $101 million, as reported by various sources.

His wealth stems from a successful career spanning over 200 projects, including hit dramas like Boota from Toba Tek Singh (1999) and Bashar Momin (2014), as well as hosting popular shows like Salam Zindagi (2016–2019) and Khush Raho Pakistan on BOL TV.

Additionally, his production ventures through Connect Studios and Faysal Quraishi Films, along with brand endorsements, contribute significantly to his income. Reports suggest he earns approximately Rs. 3 million per episode for television roles, though net worth estimates vary widely due to differing sources and lack of verified financial disclosures.

Filmography

Television Dramas

• Emergency Ward (1980s, PTV) – Child artist role
• Andhera Ujala (1980s, PTV) – Child artist role
• Ab Ghar Jane Do (PTV) – Early role
• Hum Tum (Early role)
• Boota from Toba Tek Singh (1999, PTV) – Lead role as Boota, breakthrough performance
• Masuri (2005)
• Meri Ansuni Kahani (2009)
• Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan (2009) – Critically acclaimed
• Main Abdul Qadir Hoon (2010)
• Qaid-e-Tanhai (2010)
• Kis Din Mera Viyah Howay Ga (2011–2018)
• Ahsaas (Early 2000s)
• Harjaee (Early 2000s)
• Roag (2014)
• Bashar Momin (2014) – First Pakistani drama to air on Indian television, lead role
• Rang Laaga (2015)
• Adhoori Aurat (2013)
• Khalish (2018)
• Baba Jani (2018)
• Muqaddar (2020)
• Mein Bushra
• Iqraar
• Maryam
• Mol
• Naraz
• Bheegi Palkein
• Mera Yaar Miladay
• Tum Meri Ho
• Aap Ke Liye
• Parsai
• Waada
• Zakham
• Main Aur Tum 2.0
• Log Kya Kahenge
• Fitoor (2022)
• Dil-e-Momin (2022)
• Farq (2022)
• Hook
• Mein Kahani Hun (2023)
• Nasihat (2024)
• Raaz (2024)
• Khai (2024)

Films

• Saza (1992) – Film debut at age 17
• Nangay Paoon
• Tere Ghar Ke Samnay
• Nadia
• Bobby
• Aina
• Manto
• Laloolal.com (2000)
• Money Back Guarantee (2023)
• Sorry: A Love Story (Upcoming, lead role opposite Faryal Mehmood)

Television Hosting and Reality Shows

• Muskurati Morning with Faisal Qureshi (2010–2014, TV One) – Morning show host
• Salam Zindagi (2016–2019, ARY Zindagi) – Morning show host
• Jeet Ka Dum (Hum TV) – Game show host
• Khush Raho Pakistan (BOL TV, ongoing) – Game show host
• Hero Banney Ki Tarang – Reality show host
• Dum Hai To Entertain Kar – Judge on competition show
• Nachle – Judge on competition show
• Jeet Ka Jashan (2023) – Judge

Production Work

• Founded Connect Studios (2017) – Producing television and digital content
• Owns Faysal Quraishi Films – Film production house