Nabeel joins BOL Entertainment as President, CEO

JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 5 January 2015

Actor Nabeel has been appointed as the President and CEO of BOL Entertainment. He is known for his impactful roles and contributions to the Pakistan television industry.

Summary

ISLAMABAD: Nabeel, a popular actor-turned-humorist, has joined BOL Entertainment as President and Chief Executive Officer.

“A man who can best be described as the ‘Gates of Pakistan’s Entertainment Industry’, dropout-turned-actor Nabeel sacrificed his education on the altar of his dreams and went on to conquer the entertainment industry,” BOL said on its website.

He has played numerous comic roles in different drama serials including sitcoms and soaps.

Nabeel is also CEO of MIF (Musa, Issa and Fatimah) Productions. It started its first project with "Bulbulay", which managed to be the highest rated sitcom in Pakistan.

"Nabeel is a leading shaheen in Pakistan’s entertainment industry who has proven his mettle in every field of entertainment, be it acting, direction or production," said Axact and BOL's Chairman and CEO, Shoaib Ahmed Shaikh. “He is, in every way, the perfect addition to the senior leadership of BOL Entertainment.”

Key Points

Nabeel is a well-known actor and humorist.
He has been appointed President and CEO of BOL Entertainment.
Nabeel was previously CEO of MIF Productions.
His sitcom 'Bulbulay' has been highly rated in Pakistan.
He is recognized for his versatility in acting, direction, and production.

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