| Bilal Ashraf is a versatile Pakistani actor, film producer, and visual effects director. |
| He gained recognition for his roles in Urdu films like ‘Janaan’ (2016) and ‘Superstar’ (2019). |
| Initially, he worked as a hedge fund consultant in New York. |
| To pursue his passion for animation, he left his job and enrolled in an animation course. |
| Transitioning to modeling, he featured in various print advertisements and photoshoots. |
| Bilal Ashraf was acknowledged in the MAG best-dressed category in 2013. |
| He made a cameo in the Urdu film ‘O21’ (2014) as Ahmad. |
| He has acted in notable Urdu films such as ‘Yalghaar’ (2017), ‘Rangreza’ (2017), and ‘Superstar’ (2019). |
| Bilal was a guest on popular Urdu TV shows including ‘Mazaaq Raat’ and ‘Tonite with HSY.’ |
| He was ranked 7th on the “Sexiest Asian Men” list in 2019. |
| He is the owner of 'Radical Studios' and produced ‘Khaab Toot Jaatay Hain’ for Hum TV in 2021. |
| Beyond acting, he has appeared in commercials for brands like Jazz X and Falah. |
| Bilal was recognized in the Hello! Hot 100 by Trailblazers in 2020. |
| He is an advocate for promoting football among Pakistani youth. |
| In 2023, he starred in the Urdu drama ‘Yunhi’ as Dr. Davud Basharat. |
| Bilal has modeled for various renowned fashion designers. |
| He maintains his fitness through a regular workout routine. |
| He enjoys playing cricket and snooker with his friends. |
| During his downtime, he finds solace in traveling and reading books on meditation. |
| Bilal honed his acting skills at a UK acting school and NAPA Karachi. |
| He has graced the covers of magazines like Men’s Visage and OK! Pakistan. |
| Actively involved in animal welfare, he shares animal pictures on his social media. |
| In an interview, he cherished a birthday card from his late sister. |
| If not an actor, he would have pursued a career as an architect. |
