Khaleed  Abdul Aziz (born 7 August) is a Kenyan Comedian, Actor, Script writer, Mcee and a Pastoralist. He is popularly known as Farah in Classmates, a TV Comedy Series currently aired by KBC Channel 1. He made his first TV appearance on  Churchill Show and later won Kalasha International Award for Best Performance in a TV Comedy.

Biography 
Khaleed Abdul was born on 7 August, in Maralal, Samburu County, Northern Kenya. He attended Maralal Primary School where his father was a teacher and a District Education Officer(DEO), before he joined Maralal High School in 2003 where he performed comedy in Inter-Schools Entertainment.

He made his first TV appearance in 2015 in Churchill Show which saw him gain fame and made appearance in LOL a TV comedy show which was aired by K24, Hapa Kule News aired by KTN. He currently plays a role as Farah in Classmates TV Comedy Show aired by KBC, and as Jinta Hunte in Vitimbi Plus aired by Maisha Magic Swahili.

TV shows

Awards and nominations

Charity work 
Khaleed has been involved in community charity work, for instance blood donation campaign. He was instrumental in 2016 fundraising medical fee for a youth in Samburu, a Samburu boy suffered from severe kidney failure and needed kidney transplant.

Khaleed Abdul joined hands with like-minded fellas to build a house for a single mother from Maralal who has been physically impaired on both legs since she was hit by polio in her childhood Her condition makes it difficult for her to fend for herself she was compounded by the fact that she lives in a dilapidated house.

Comedian Khaleed Abdul and friends rescued a student who was selling mandazi to raise school fees The story of a young boy melted the hearts of many after it was aired on various media outlets in the country. He garnered 367 marks in the 2021 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) but was unable to raise school fees to join Form One.
and resorted to selling mandazis in the streets of Maralal to raise school fees.

See also 
 Churchill Show

References

External links 

1988 births
Living people
Kenyan male comedians