Arslan Naseer (CBA) Biography: Career, Education, and Dramas

Arslan Naseer Biography

Arslan Naseer, widely known as CBA (Comics by Arslan), is a Pakistani actor, scriptwriter, and content creator who built a large following through comedy before transitioning into television acting.

About/Details

Name	Arslan Naseer
Brand Name	CBA (Comics by Arslan)
Famous As	Actor, Scriptwriter, YouTuber
Date of Birth	July 31, 1985
Birthplace	Islamabad
Height	5 feet 8 inches
Education	Bachelor’s (Ireland), MSc Marketing (University of Salford, UK)
Nationality	Pakistani
Religion	Islam

Early Life and Education

Arslan was born on July 31, 1985, and raised in Islamabad, belonging to an army family. He attended a military school before earning a bachelor’s degree in business from Ireland, followed by an MSc in Marketing from the University of Salford in Manchester, UK. He lived and worked abroad for around eight years before returning to Pakistan in 2012.

Family

Arslan comes from an army background and keeps most details about his family private, though he has credited his parents and siblings for supporting his creative career. He has one brother and one sister. He is currently unmarried.

Arslan Naseer and Aymen Saleem

Arslan and co-star Aymen Saleem became one of Pakistani television’s most beloved on-screen pairs after appearing together in “Chupke Chupke” (2021) and later “Paristan” (2022).

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Career

Arslan began sharing comics on Facebook through his page “Comics by Arslan (CBA)” in 2011. He also wrote scripts for the internationally recognized animated series “Burka Avenger.” He later expanded into YouTube video reviews and commentary, building a following of over 1.6 million subscribers.

Showbiz Career

Arslan made his television acting debut in 2021 in the Hum TV Ramadan hit “Chupke Chupke,” playing Hadi, alongside Ayeza Khan and Osman Khalid Butt. He went on to appear in the Eid telefilm “Hona Tha Pyar” opposite Sanam Jung, and in the dramas “Paristan,” “Neem,” “Siyaah,” and “Radd,” along with a cameo in the film “Dum Mastam.”