Ambreen Razia

Ambreen Razia, born in 1992, is a talented actress and writer hailing from England. She gained recognition for both writing and starring in the 2018 sitcom "Hounslow Diaries." Her impressive television credits include roles in notable series such as "Murdered by My Father" (2016), "Trigonometry" (2019), "This Way Up" (2019), "Black Mirror" (2019), "Scrapper" (2020), "The Long Goodbye" (2021), "Starstruck" (2022), "The Curse" (2022), and the acclaimed "Ted Lasso" (2023).

In a significant career milestone, Razia entered into a development agreement with Expectation Entertainment in 2023 to create a comedy-drama series titled "Wasted," which focuses on the dynamic relationship between a South Asian immigrant mother and her daughter.

Razia's journey began in South London, where she was raised by her Pakistani single mother, ultimately adopting her grandmother's name, Razia, as her surname. She has an older sister and pursued her education at various institutions, graduating with a bachelor's degree from the University of West London in 2013. Additionally, she received training from the Identity School of Acting (IDSA) and completed a BTEC in performing arts at Kingston College, having attended Ricards Lodge School in South West London prior to that. Through her diverse experiences and contributions to the arts, Razia continues to make her mark on the entertainment industry.