Zahf Paroo

On Broadway in the musical "Bombay Dreams" [November 2004]

In the movie "Say It Isn't So (2001)", director J.B. Rogers liked Zahf's character so much that they wrote him into the script and changed his role in the film. In doing this, he used Zahf's real name in the film. That's why Heather Graham answers the phone and says: "Oh, hi Zahf!", but in the credits he's still listed as 'Asian Man'.

Zahf Paroo has been working as professional actor, host, voice-over and sketch comedy artist since 1995. His versatility and range have allowed him to play all character types over the span of his film career, from devout religious astronauts to a 4-armed blue skinned evil witch, to corporate sharks to flamboyant, fresh-off-the-boat hairdressers. Zahf graduated with honors from the Theatre Arts Program at Mount Royal University, and moved to Vancouver, BC where he thrived until his move to Los Angeles. Through his long and diverse career Zahf has worked with some truly amazing actors while honing his craft. He's had the opportunity to work in Sci-fi (Stargate SG-1, Battlestar Gallactica, Fringe, Andromeda, Continuum, Defying Gravity) as well as working in comedy (Scary Movie, The Big Year, Psych, A Guy Thing, Say it isn't So, Scooby Doo 2, Package Deal). He has also enjoyed a dramatic career (Edgemont -The Next Generation, Firewall, Motive) and most most recently, broken into the fantasy realm in Seventh Son as the beastly, blue-skinned, four-armed "King of Swords" 'Virahadra'. Zahf is also an accomplished theatre performer, and among his many theatrical roles, spent a year on Broadway, in the original cast production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Bombay Dreams". Zahf's role included playing an astounding 14 characters in the production. In his personal life, Zahf is an avid 'foodie' and sneaker collector. He loves diversity in music, fashion and entertainment.