Deletion of Imran Ashraf (2nd nomination)

Comment: famous Pakistani actor, star of hit TV show Alif Allah Aur Insaan (TV series) among other things. See the sources {{URL|https://tribune.com.pk/story/1564312/4-10-years-plan-auqaat-alif-allah-aur-insaan-star-imran-ashraf/}}, {{URL|https://www.mangobaaz.com/dil-mom-ka-diya-episode-1-2-review/}}, {{URL|https://dailytimes.com.pk/159555/im-lucky-worked-khalilur-rehman-dialogues-best-imran-ashraf/}}, {{URL|http://www.magtheweekly.com/detail/3048-60-seconds-with-imran-ashraf}}, and honestly, countless others, I just found those doing a search of Google News for "Imran Ashraf" in quotes, those all turned up on the first page, I am sure there are others on later pages. Pakistan has about 200 million people in it and he is one of the biggest television stars there according to many English-language Pakistani news sites. I would say he meets  criteria, at least if being a famous actor in Pakistan qualifies. He has even won awards in what is the Pakistani equivalent of the Emmys. Excluding him would just be a case of Wikipedia:Systemic_bias#English-speaking_editors_from_Anglophone_countries_dominate|systemic bias of English-language Wikipedia, mainly most editors being from wealthy English-speaking countries like the U.S.A., United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, prevailing. Someone with equivalent success as a star of American TV shows (with our U.S. population of over 300 million) would very noncontroversially have a Wikipedia article that nobody would ever suggest deleting. The article does need better sourcing to document its notability, of course, I think the sources I listed above would probably be enough for the . As far as meeting , that is documented in the sources, where they note what a big star he is in Pakistan, and given that country's huge population, that just means he is a big star, period
Stance: keep
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