Masood Raza and Huma Amir to host morning show on BOL News

JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 15 May 2015

Masood Raza and Huma Amir Shah will launch a morning show on BOL News. Both hosts are seasoned journalists with extensive experience in broadcast media.

Summary

ISLAMABAD: Prominent anchorpersons Masood Raza (pictured) and Huma Amir Shah will host a morning show on upcoming BOL News Television. A source tells JournalismPakistan.com the channel's management has been working on the design of the morning show while both journalists rehearse for the program. Shah is a broadcast journalist and has hosted morning shows and current affair programs on numerous channels including PTV, Aaj TV, Express 24/7 (defunct) and PTV World. She graduated from Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, in Defense and Strategic Studies in 1999. Raza started his career in broadcast journalism as a newscaster/host from Geo TV in Karachi. He also hosted “Aaj Kamran Khan K Sath” on the Geo TV in the absence of senior anchorperson Kamran Khan. The source said the management first asked Waseem Badami to co-host the morning show with Huma Amir Shah but the latter declined to do so. Badami resigned from BOL News and rejoined ARY News.

Key Points

Masood Raza and Huma Amir Shah will host a morning show on BOL News.
Both hosts have significant experience in television broadcasting.
Prior to this role, Huma Amir hosted shows on several major channels.
Waseem Badami was initially considered but declined the co-host position.

Relevant Topics

BOL News

Morning Show

Masood Raza

Huma Amir

Pakistani Television

Broadcast Journalism

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