Yumna Zaidi Born: 1989, Lahore, Pakistan Career & Achievements Known for versatility in dramas like Bakhtawar and Tere Bin (massive commercial hit). Won Lux Style Awards and Pakistan International Screen Awards. Recognized for portraying strong, emotionally layered characters. Education Holds a Master’s degree in Interior Designing.
Sajal Aly Born: 1994, Lahore, Pakistan Career & Achievements Acclaimed for intense performances in dramas like Yaqeen Ka Safar and Alif. Starred in Bollywood film Mom alongside Sridevi. Recognized internationally for acting depth and emotional range. Multiple Lux Style Awards and Hum Awards winner. Education Completed early education in Lahore; entered acting at a young age.
Mahira Khan Born: 1984, Karachi, Pakistan Career & Achievements Gained nationwide fame with Humsafar. Starred in blockbuster films like Bin Roye and The Legend of Maula Jatt. Made her Bollywood debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan in Raees. Recipient of multiple Lux Style Awards and Hum Awards. Considered one of Pakistan’s biggest and most bankable stars. Education Attended Santa Monica College, Los Angeles (studied before returning to Pakistan).
Hania Aamir Born: 1997, Rawalpindi, PakistanProfession: Actress, Model Career & Achievements Rose to fame with Janaan (2016) and later gained massive popularity through dramas like Mere Humsafar. Recognized as one of Pakistan’s most-followed and commercially successful actresses. Won Best Actress at the Lux Style Awards (2025). Known for strong social media presence and international recognition. Education Studied at Foundation for Advancement of Science and Technology (FAST-NUCES), Lahore (did not complete degree; entered showbiz early).
Dr. Anoosh Masood (SP / PSP) Rank: Superintendent of Police (SP), Police Service of Pakistan Achievements First woman from Peshawar to pass the CSS exam in 2011 and join the Police Service of Pakistan. Served in leadership roles including SP Operations Lahore, where she was recognized as Lahore’s best crime fighter in 2018. A strong advocate for gender equality and community policing.
SP Banish Fatima Rank: Superintendent of Police (SP), Punjab Police Achievements & Recognition Recognised internationally as one of the “40 Under 40” police leaders worldwide by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) in 2024 — an award honoring outstanding law enforcement professionals under the age of 40. Served as Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) Rawalpindi and was the only Pakistani woman selected for this global accolade in that year. Award highlights her leadership, professionalism, and dedication to policing.
Amna Baig (ASP / Islamabad Police) Note: Specific web-sourced details on Amna Baig’s full profile are limited, but available summaries indicate: Achievements & Impact Known for her key role in establishing the Gender Protection Unit in Islamabad, aimed at facilitating and protecting women’s and transgender communities. (cited by public reports and broader recognition in local media) Nominated for the International Women of Courage Award in recognition of her leadership in gender-focused policing and community protection. (widely reported award nominations in media)
SP Ayesha Butt Rank: Superintendent of Police (SP), Punjab PoliceCurrent Role: City Traffic Officer (CTO), Gujranwala Achievements & Awards Awarded the “Excellence in Performance Award 2025” by the International Association of Women Police (IAWP) — a globally recognised honour given to an outstanding female police officer for exceptional service. Received the award at the 62nd Annual IAWP Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, where over 300 women officers from more than 40 countries participated. Recognised specifically for her exceptional work in traffic safety policing, her efforts to improve police-public relations, and leadership as City Traffic Officer.
Syeda Shehrbano Naqvi Rank: Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Punjab Police Achievements & Recognition She gained widespread fame in 2023 for bravely saving a woman from an agitated mob in Lahore’s Ichhra Market — a viral incident that made her a national symbol of courage and professionalism. Became the first Pakistani female police officer selected for the prestigious Asia Society’s Asia 21 Next Generation Fellowship (Class of 2025) — a program that brings together young leaders from across Asia to promote leadership and community solutions. Her selection reflects her work in protecting vulnerable groups and promoting positive systemic change within law enforcement. Prior to that, she was recommended for the Quaid-e-Azam Police Medal — Pakistan’s highest police gallantry award — for her intervention during the mob incident.
Zakia Jamali Rank: LieutenantBranch: Pakistan Army Background & Career: Hails from Balochistan. Commissioned as an officer in the Pakistan Army. Major Achievements: First Baloch woman commissioned as an officer in the Pakistan Army. Her commissioning was widely celebrated in Balochistan as a milestone for women’s empowerment. Became a symbol of progress and opportunity for women from underrepresented regions.