Syed Nabeel

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Syed Nabeel
Born	Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
Nationality	Pakistani
Occupation(s)	Playwright, director, actor
Years active	1993–present

Syed Nabeel (Urdu: سيد نبيل) is a Pakistani writer. His notable television plays include Half Set, Aap Ko Kia Takleef Hai, Main Aur Tum, Rookhey Naina, Tanveer Fatima BA, Chemistry, Shaadi Ka Laddu, Dil Nawaz.