This is the reason behind the diversity in my work and I will keep on exploring.ĭawn: Few people know this but you've already made your film debut in a little-known Bollywood rom-com called It's Too Much. I pursue other avenues because deep down I am an explorer and am intrigued by interesting ideas and the people behind them. But make no mistake, I am first and foremost an actor. So you accept sensible roles as well as projects that take you out of your comfort zone. Do you want to keep your portfolio this diverse or do you plan to focus on one of these mediums in the future?Īrmeena: As an actor, you try to avail interesting opportunities as they arise. In terms of the future, I am planning on furthering my work in the UK and the US by pursuing more English-speaking roles and exploring ideas that will help me grow as a professional.ĭawn: You've acted in music videos, TV dramas and films, as well as modelled on the runway and for print. where are you based now, and where do you think your ventures will take you in the near future?Īrmeena: I am based in the UK because it is such a great travel hub and makes it easy to visit my family in Canada or travel for work to the States and South Asia. Since then I have been fortunate enough to have a couple of my short films screened at Cannes and I went on to study acting at Pinewood and Ealing in London.ĭawn: You've lived in Canada, the UK and Pakistan. My initial results were mixed as I learnt my craft. But when my work began to encompass music videos and short films, I discovered my passion for acting and was lucky to be offered a Bollywood art house film, some short films in the UK and also a couple of dramas in Pakistan.
I always had an inner regard for acting and the creative industries but at the time I was more focused on completing my studies. Could you tell us more about how you broke into the entertainment industry?Īrmeena Khan: Yes, I was studying for my honours degree in Business at Manchester when I was offered to do some modeling on the side. You were studying business in Manchester when you stumbled into modeling/acting.
We'll also soon see her shine in the ensemble cast of Yalghaar and play the female lead in Jaanan.ĭawn.com talks to Armeena Rana Khan about Bin Roye and other dramas, Bollywood and the future.ĭawn: Tell us a little bit about Armeena Khan pre-stardom. In her debut film, Bin Roye that opened this Eid, her role is a small one, but she's enjoying the spotlight all the same. It helps that she has the face of an angel and is cast in roles that match.
Armeena Rana Khan is set to be Pakistani cinema's newest darling.Ī newcomer even in the TV industry, she has a fan following that tells us that she's clicked with the crowd.
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