Raza's Biography

Raza Jaffrey is a renowned British actor and singer, best known for his dynamic roles in television series such as 'Spooks' (MI-5), 'Homeland', and 'Code Black.' Born on May 28, 1975, in Liverpool, England, Jaffrey grew up with a passion for performance arts, eventually studying English and Drama at Manchester University. His big break came when he landed the role of Zafar Younis in the acclaimed BBC series 'Spooks', which paved the way for more prominent roles on both British and American television. In addition to his screen work, Jaffrey made a mark on the West End stage, notably starring in the hit musical 'Bombay Dreams.' Known for his versatility, Jaffrey seamlessly transitions between drama, action, and musical roles. Off-screen, he is married to actress Lara Pulver, with whom he shares one child. An advocate for diversity in the arts, Jaffrey enjoys traveling, singing, and reading in his spare time. With an estimated net worth of $1.5 million, he continues to make an impact in the entertainment industry. Jaffrey’s commitment to storytelling and his charismatic presence have earned him critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase worldwide.