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Rahim Pardesi Height, Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography & More

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Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland

Father: Amer Masood

Age: 33 Years

Bio/Wiki
Real name Muhammad Amer check sources
Media Hacker
Nickname Ambhaiya check sources
Profession(s) Comedian, Actor, Singer, and Digital Content Creator
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.) in centimeters**- 170 cm**
in meters**- 1.70 m**
in feet & inches**- 5’ 7”**
Eye Colour Hazel Brown
Hair Colour Black
Career
Debut YouTube (Content Creator): Desi Trick or Treat (2016)
Personal Life
Date of Birth 29 March 1988 (Tuesday) check sources
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Age (as of 2021) 33 Years
Birthplace Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Zodiac sign Aries
Nationality Scottish/British
Hometown Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
Educational Qualification Graduation in Photography and Videography from Glasgow, Scotland check sources
Religion Islam check sources
Food Habit Non-Vegetarian check sources
Relationships & More
Marital Status Married
Affairs/Girlfriends Semera Amer
Marriage Date First Marriage- 21 February 2010
Family
Wife/Spouse First Wife- Semera Amer


Second Wife- Somia (Otolaryngologist)
Children Son(s)- 3
Subhan and Ahil (from his first wife)


Zayaan (from his second wife)


Daughter- Habana (from his first wife)
Parents Father- Amer Masood (owns a proprietary business in Glasgow)


Mother- Name Not Known
Siblings He has four sisters, and two of his sisters’ names are Hamna Masood and Jamuna.
Style Quotient
Car Collection Kia Sportage SUV
Bike Collection ZXMCO KPR 200 Cruise (image in car collection)

Some Lesser Known Facts About Rahim Pardesi

  • Rahim Pardesi is a comedian, singer, actor, and digital content creator of Pakistani descent.

  • He was born and brought up in Glasglow, Scotland.

    Rahim Pardesi’s childhood picture with his mother

  • Initially, his family encouraged him to start making videos and uploading them on social media. He then started his YouTube channel in 2016 and soon managed to attract a huge audience on his channel.  He uploads comic videos on his self-titled YouTube channel and some of his popular comic characters are Nasreen and Khalid. On his YouTube channel, he has 2.94 million subscribers (as of 2021). He has another YouTube Channel ‘Pardesi Squad’ on which he uploads vlogs related to his real life.

  • In 2016, he received Best Video Channel 2016 by Asian Media Awards (AMA) for his self-titled YouTube channel.

    Rahim Pardesi with his AMA award

  • He also owns a media production company in Glasgow, Scotland.

  • Pardesi has lent his voice for many Pakistani songs such as ‘Rang’ (2018), ‘Bill Dena’ (2019), ‘Enta Habibi’ (2019), ‘Dharke Jiya’ (2019), and ‘Katta Naal Rakhda’ (2020).

    Rahim Pardesi in Dharke Jiya

  • He appeared in the popular Pakistani songs ‘Baari’ (2019) and ‘Baari 2’ (2020) sung by the Pakistani singer Bilal Saeed .

  • He worked as an actor in the Pakistani short film ‘Dear Biwi’ (2020).

    Dear Biwi

  • In 2021, he was roped in the Pakistani web series ‘Inspector Bulla.’

    Inspector Bulla

  • He is a sports enthusiast and loves to play cricket and do horse riding.

    Rahim Pardesi riding a horse

  • During an interview, he talked about his famous comic character Nasreen. He said,

Hahaha, of course, Nasreen and Pardesi are the staple. Pretty sure we all have come across a ‘Nasreen’ and a ‘Pardesi’ in our desi families. But contrary to what my fans think they aren’t based on an individual I met, but rather a collective of many of my experiences. At one point I wanted to discontinue the Nasreen and Pardesi sketches because I felt I had done enough of comedy, but the fan outrage did not really let me.”

  • In an interview, he shared why he returned to Pakistan from Glasglow. He said,

I was travelling to Pakistan a lot for many projects. It made sense for me to make the move as I had a supportive team and project opportunities. Also, needless to say, that I am a big patriot.”

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