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Saima Huq

Biography

Saima Huq

Biography

  • Saima Huq is known for King Lahiri (2022), Casting By (2012) and Tapis rouge (2009).

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  • Played the mother in a series of commercials called Meet the Rockers that ran on Nick at Nite in October 2008. The stylist featured in the commercials was Stella B. Zoltis of Project Runway.
  • Is seen as a parade marcher in the Rob Thomas video "Someday", shot in New York City in August 2009.
  • Has an essay published in the anthology Madonna Fans Do It Better (December 2021). Foreword is by Heather Matarazzo.
  • In veterinary technician school at Penn Foster. (2026).
  • Produced and directed a series of short plays, free to the community, at the Trenton Free Public Library in her hometown of Trenton, NJ 2021-2023. Plays included The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden by Thornton Wilder, Elegy for a Lady by Arthur Miller and a dramatic reading of Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast War of the Worlds.

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