Rahil Azam

              Rahil Azam- the Ultimate and Deserving King of Hearts                                          Rahil Azam is the unique phenomenon on the horizon of the television industry.                     Rahil a person who generates pure love in one's heart which is soul purifying. He's special & unique in his own way. Has that glamour in his aura which easily gathers attention of a huge segment of audience. Rahil always tastes different shades of life through his characters. When he is formally dressed, looks aristocratic and regal thus highly desirable. A casual dress up makes him appear like a guy next door, totally yours! His screen presence is magnificent, arresting, powerful, royal and extremely eloquent due to his flavorful personna. His personnality, his voice, his work and everything related and around him turns out to be wonderful.His voice always coordinates with his body language. The ability of delivering dialogues with various emotions are emarkable. The audiences' moods change from regular to serious or funny, excited or nervous, romantic or angry or completely packed with action!  Any serial of his allows you to turn to it again and again without getting bored. Rahil is an extremely versatile actor and this is common among the entire television industry. Be it a multi-layered character with strength and humanity, the sweetheart, the sexy and possesive lover boy, a killer or ofcoarse the Prince Charming ruling all hearts, Rahil does not find even a minor difficulty to play any character perfectly and this is proved by his acting!

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