Sikandar Zaman, famously known as Dr. Zee Khan, is a renowned Pakistani digital creator who belongs to the Pashtun community. Besides being an influencer, he is an MBBS doctor and a government officer. He has established a strong presence on social media, boasting over 1.8 million followers on TikTok and more than 78K on Instagram. His career initially began in mainstream media through acting and television show appearances. Dr. Zee Khan gained widespread popularity through his viral TikTok videos.
Recently, he became a household name after joining Tamasha 5, where he has consistently made headlines as videos of him entertaining or clashing with fellow contestants frequently go viral. He has emerged as one of the most talked-about Tamasha contestants, following Samiya Hijab, Babrik Shah, and Laila.
Nowadays, old clips of Dr. Zee Khan from his drama and television show days are going viral on social media. Dr. Zee Khan appeared in dramas on PTV and private television channels that aired around 14 to 15 years ago. He was also part of a reality show, which he eventually won.
Dr. Zee Khan has said that he had to leave the media industry because of the stigma associated with the title “Marasi” being attached to people in showbiz. He did not want anyone to call him “Marasi,” so after completing his MBBS degree, he decided to pursue a career as a doctor.
He played an important role of Farhan Ali Aagha’s son Roshan in PTV’s Thora SA Aasman, written by Umera Ahmed.
Here is another old clip of Dr. Zee Khan from his television shows as winning contestant:
He was part of the drama series Tikon starring Kamran Jilani, watch the scene from the drama:
Fans were surprised to see his old clips, especially his manly looks with short hair, with many saying that he looked more handsome back then with his natural appearance. One fan wrote, “He himself is Baba Budhe Ki Machine, yet he mocks others for being old.” Another commented, “Dr. Zee before he was Dr. She.” One person wrote, “Here you are, normal. After which tragedy did you become feminine?” Read the comments:
