Moin Akhtar
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Moin Akhtar (Urdu: معین اختر) (born 1950) is a Pakistani television, film and stage actor, comedian, impersonator, host and singer. His name is also often spelled as Moeen.
His TV debut was on September 6, 1966, in a variety show held to celebrate first defense day of Pakistan. He is from Karachi and has starred in many TV dramas and live comedy events. He is rated among top artists in Pakistan. In 2005 he started work on talk show Loose Talk, in which he appears as a disguised guest every time and is interviewed humorously by writer Anwar Maqsood. Loose Talk airs on ARY Digital. He hosted "The Moin Akhtar Show" on PTV where he used to have celebrities come on the show with their spouses and have them answer questions, and also starred in the Television play, Rosi, which gained much fame because of Moin Akhtar's notable performance. Rosi was inspired by Tootsie and Moin Akhtar was the counterpart of Dustin Hoffman.
