AYesha Omer Bikni Pics.....Ayesha Omar (born October 12, 1981) is a Pakistani painter by profession, occasionally indulging in acting, modeling and other performing arts like singing. Over a period of just a few years Ayesha is regarded as one of the most well-known television personalities in Pakistan.Ayesha Omer And Maria Wasti Bra Painty And Bikni Pics ....
Biography
Born on October 12, 1981, Ayesha graduated from the prestigious National
College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan where she mastered the art of painting
fine art. Brought up by her mother, a
single parent, she would always attribute this fact with her headstrong behavior. She was always fond of performing arts and secretly had shared with friends her desire to sing which none took seriously until she decided she needs to take her career into the popular music culture of Pakistan. With her hopes high and luck stringing low, she took her lessons in classical singing to a test. She started performing with underground rock bands including Mind Riot and The Cell, and with the NCA music society later in her life. She acquired fame with two of her hit singles, Aao and Koi To Ho.
Since her early days at school, Ayesha had been keen in theater and
charity work. She was a president at her arts school and managed theater productions along with doing costumes and conceptual creative work. She would dedicate her summers at the Rising Sun School for special children. At the tender age of eight, she started hosting a show with Muneeza Hashmi called Meray Bachpan Kay Din in which she would interview celebrities about their early days.
However, it was her break in the light teen comedy College Jeans that prompted her career in television. The show was directed by another NCA graduate Jawad Bashir and cast her alongside Ali Zafar and other prominent TV personalities. Soon after she was invited to host a show called Rhythm for Prime TV where she interviewed musicians from all over Pakistan including veterans like Arif Lohar and Shazia Manzoor.
This is not fair and even not simple thing for Pakistani aunties and girls. This aunty is also thinking that she should wear her Pakistani dress instead modern culture. She don’t want to adopt English culture but prefer to learn from them and wear own cultural dresses.
