13 March 1991 saw the birth of Aasif Khan. He plays Babar in the action-crime-thriller web television series Mirzapur. He is an Indian actor (2018-2020).
Khan relocated to Mumbai in 2010 to pursue his acting goals. He began by working as a waiter in a hotel to provide for himself. Later, while working at a mall, he attended auditions where he was counseled to study acting and appear in plays. As a young artist, he made appearances in Ready and Agneepath.
To learn theatre and hone his acting abilities, he joined the Sarthak and Ujaagar Theatre Group in Jaipur in 2011. He performed professionally in theatre for five years with notable ensembles and well-known figures like Sabir Khan. His debut play was directed by Rajiv Acharya and was titled Abu Hassan.
He appeared in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a musical adaptation of William Shakespeare’s comedy, directed by Ajeet Singh Palawat, in the Rajasthani drama Kasumal Sapno in 2015 at the International Theatre Festival in Karachi, which was held by the Pakistan National Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA).
Height: 5′ 6″
Weight: 72 kilograms
Astrological Sign: Pisces
Eyes: dark brown
Aasif attended L.K. Singhania Public School, according to sources. He continued his education at Mohanlal Sukhadia University in Udaipur, where he received his Fine Arts degree.
Dad: Mr. Late Ayyub Khan, the (Employee at J.K. Cement)
Mom: Mrs. Firdous Ayyub is the (Homemaker)
Siblings: He has a brother and a younger sister
Aasif Khan has a total net worth of 227 Crore.
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