Vaneeza Ahmad was born on 24th June 1971 is a Pakistani model and actress, and occasional singer. As a model she has seen success as the face of brands in Pakistan, and is the first Pakistani model to model for Donna Karan and Calvin Klein. Vaneeza Ahmad began her acting career with Jamal Shah’s controversial television saga Kal. Her powerful presence and natural talent quickly earned her recognition, leading to roles in several acclaimed TV dramas including Marina Khan’s Tum Hi Tau Ho, Janey Anjaney, Tum Say Mil Ker, Armaan, Khayal, and Talaash. Her performances have consistently demonstrated depth, grace, and a compelling screen presence.

One of the most notable highlights of her acting career was her portrayal of Dina Wadia, the daughter of Pakistan’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, in Jamil Dehlavi’s 1998 biographical film Jinnah. Her role in the internationally acclaimed film earned her praise for her nuanced depiction of a historically significant figure.

In addition to her acting accomplishments, Vaneeza was selected as one of the Olympic torchbearers during the Beijing Olympics torch relay on 16 April 2008 when the torch arrived in Islamabad. Out of 66 chosen individuals, she was one of the few celebrities honored with this opportunity, marking a proud moment for both her and the country.

Beyond the screen, Vaneeza is a successful entrepreneur and runs her own side business, showcasing her multi-faceted personality. She married Islamabad-based businessman Ali Afzal Malik in July 2010, and the couple has been blessed with two daughters. Her personal life has remained relatively private, yet she continues to be admired for her grace, professionalism, and achievements. Vaneeza also comes from a family with strong media roots—her aunts Bindiya and Meena Pervaiz are a renowned actress and a respected newscaster respectively.

Vaneeza Ahmad remains a celebrated and respected figure in Pakistani showbiz, admired for her talent, elegance, and contributions to both the entertainment industry and society.