The talk of the town and our national crush. You know him as the guy who makes you feel every emotion through the screen, Bilal Abbas Khan. Whether he’s playing the troubled soul, the sweet romantic, or the quiet rebel, Bilal has quietly become one of Pakistan’s most reputable stars.

Bilal Abbas Khan’s net worth speaks for itself as to why he is considered one of the highest-paid actors in Pakistan.

Early Life and Career

Bilal didn’t come from a showbiz family. Born in Karachi in 1993, his dad was in the police, and his mom was a fashion designer. He wasn’t “discovered”, but he worked his way up. Studied BBA at SZABIST, trained at NAPA, and slowly made his mark.

His breakthrough moment? O Rangreza in 2017. Since then, hits like Balaa, Cheekh, Pyar Ke Sadqay, Dunk, and most recently, Ishq Murshid have made sure we don’t stop talking about him.

With no prior connections to the industry, Khan is what he is right now, purely because of his acting prowess. A business student turned actor. Now, that’s a story.

Bilal Abbas Khan’s Net Worth: How Rich Is He?

Onto the most interesting part, how much does he earn?

According to industry sources and social media insiders, Bilal earns around PKR 2.5 to 3.5 million per drama. That’s top-tier TV money in Pakistan.

And that’s not all. Big brands love working with him, and he reportedly charges PKR 8 to 15 million per endorsement deal.

However, I must be very clear that all this is just from third-party sources, and his exact net worth is not specified anywhere officially.

And the best part is that money is not what motivated Bilal to enter showbiz. It was always his love for this art and the hunger to do something worthwhile.

“I love doing characters which have a journey, or an arc of performance. I pick a role if it touches my heart. It should take me out of my skin and right out of my comfort zone. Giving 12 hours to a shoot can only be possible for me if the role excites me,” Bilal shared.

“I usually have a gut feeling that this role is for me, and it was my gut feeling that I said yes to Cheekh, Balaa and O Rangreza…..I love acting, and that is why I have left everything else to continue acting.” Words of our very own national crush Bilal Abbas Khan.

 

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Bilal Abbas’ On-Screen Success

From portraying a person who lives in a fake world to a person who’s socially awkward, Bilal’s versatility shines through. His ability to make us believe in the magic of love, empathise with the struggles of a complex person, and consistently captivate us in various drama roles showcases his remarkable talent.

All of it has rendered us with incredible on-screen hits from Bilal. Here are a few to name:

Ishq Murshid

Ishq Murshid is a tale of love and redemption. Bilal plays Shahmeer, who steps onto the scene as an enigmatic figure shrouded in wealth and sophistication, having polished his intellect with an education abroad.

Hailing from a wealthy family, Shahmeer carries the permanent scar of losing his mother in childhood. His relationship with his father, Dawood, is anything but harmonious, which adds another layer of intrigue to his already complex persona.

Bilal’s ability to convey deep emotions with subtle expressions makes Ishq Murshid a must-watch, and his chemistry with his co-star Durefishan Saleem also adds an extra layer of authenticity to the story.

Cheekh

Unlike the other titles in this list, Cheekh is a gripping thriller that delves into the themes of justice, friendship, and morality.

Bilal plays Wajih, a charming yet sinister character whose actions lead to a series of tragic events. The story revolves around the quest for justice led by Mannat, played by Saba Qamar, against Wajih’s heinous crimes.

Bilal’s performance as Wajih is a chilling departure from his usual roles. He masterfully portrays the duality of his character, switching between charm and menace with ease. And the irony here is that Bilal’s in real life is very opposite to the character of Wajih.

Now this is what you call true acting.

Here is the most soul-chilling acting scene of Bilal from Cheekh:

O Rangreza

O Rangreza is a drama that explores the dynamics of a dysfunctional family. Bilal plays Qasim, a sensitive and artistic young man who struggles with his father’s authoritarian nature and the expectations placed upon him.

Bilal brings a quiet strength to the character, capturing Qasim’s internal struggles and aspirations beautifully. His relationship with Sajal, who plays his love interest, Sassi, adds depth to the narrative and at times Qasim may seem like a pushover, but that’s mainly because he’s head over heels for Sassi.

Pyar Ke Sadqay

Pyaar Kay Sadqay is a heartwarming story of two socially awkward individuals who find solace and love in each other’s company. Bilal plays Abdullah, a shy, nerdy and socially awkward, out-of-place university student gifted in mathematics. He comes from an affluent upbringing and has been psychologically abused by his stepfather.

This innocent and naive young man’s life takes a turn when he meets the quirky and lovable Mahjabeen, played by Yumna Zaidi.

Bilal’s portrayal of Abdullah is a masterclass in subtlety and nuance. His ability to embody the innocence and vulnerability of his character is truly remarkable. Abdullah’s journey of self-discovery and love is beautifully depicted, showcasing Bilal’s range as an actor.

The Real Bilal, The Off-Screen Bilal

Despite the fame, Bilal keeps things refreshingly real. He doesn’t overshare, doesn’t chase headlines, and is rarely seen partying or posting OTT luxury pics. In fact, the actor has requested that he be kept out of all sensational news that is solely used to gain attention.

He once said in an interview that he’s “not here for the fame,” and honestly, it shows. He seems grounded, family-oriented, and focused on his craft. He still lives in Karachi, works out regularly, and keeps his circle small.

For what it’s worth, Bilal has a strong belief in destiny. “There is our own plan, and then there is God’s plan. The latter you can’t stop. So, as long as exciting work keeps coming my way, acting is what I’ll always do, because that is all I know.”

Such pure values are the real net worth of any man.