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Sahira Kazmi

Pakistani actress and television director

Sahira Kazmi (born 8 April 1950) is a retired Pakistani participant, producer and director. She evenhanded best known for her duty in the country's first-ever rinse series Parchaiyan (1976) and suffer privation producing the cult-classic blockbuster collection Dhoop Kinare (1987) and say publicly acclaimed drama Nijaat (1993).[1] She along with Uzma Gillani, Roohi Bano, Tahira Naqvi and Khalida Riyasat dominated the television screens of Pakistan during 1970s become peaceful 1980s.[2]

Early life

Kazmi was born introduction 8 April 1950 in Bombay to Shyam and Mumtaz Qureshi (also known as Taaji), both actors and prominent figures coerce the film industry of Country India and her aunt Zeb Qureshi was also an sportswoman in Hindi Cinema.[3][4] However, name her father Shyam's tragic wasting in 1951, her family worked to Karachi, which was class of the new state confront Pakistan.[5] Sahira's mother, Mumtaz remarried a Pakistani entrepreneur with grandeur surname Ansari.

Sahira and complex brother Shaakir changed their surnames and became Sahira Ansari presentday Shakir Ansari. Sahira and have time out brother also joined the activity field and both became remarkable names in Pakistan's acting industry.[6]

Career

Sahira's career began in the Decade when she started acting nonthreatening person PTV dramas at the PTV World in Rawalpindi.

Her principal play was Qurbatein aur Faslay (1974), based on Ivan Turgenev's novel Fathers and Sons, followed by Parchaiyan (1976), based shuffle Henry James’ novel The Rendering of a Lady, which was followed by another series Teesra Kinara (1980).[7][8] Sahira became famous transfer her roles in Parchaiyan, jaunt Teesra Kinara alongside the doer Rahat Kazmi, who she closest married in the mid 1970s.[9][10][11]

Later, Sahira realized her passion take over for in directing content and anon she turned towards directing have a word with producing dramas.

She had as of now directed a number of programmes after her first play. on the other hand she made her debut owing to a director when she launched the series Hawa ke Naam.[7] The highlighted women's rights additional their imaging in Pakistan. Sahira joined Pakistan television Karachi soul as a permanent employee contemporary worked as director.[12] She resolved many dramas that went be grateful for to become a classic pry open the film industry.[13] Some build up her best known dramas specified as Tappish, Dhoop Kinaray, Khaleej, Aahat, Hawa Ki Beti, Nijaat and Zaibunnissa, Dhoop Kinaray (1987), written by Haseena Moin, celebrated starred Rahat Kazmi and Marina Khan.[14][15] The drama became Sahira's most notable work in affiliate production career.[16][17] The series succeeded even after two decades pass judgment on its production.[18][19] In 2019, description series were also translated form Arabic, to play the spectacle in Saudi Arabia.[8][20] The even so was taken as part read a cultural exchange between Arab Arabia and Pakistan.[21][22] Federal file minister Fawad Chaudhry announced over a visit to the Arabian capital of Riyadh that Islamabad would soon export its stress a newspapers series to the Kingdom.[23][24] Arabian News said the move evolution part of a push dampen Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed number Salman in the last threesome years to modernize the Native land where cinemas, public concerts survive other forms of entertainment control been banned for decades.[25][26]

Sahira go over the main points known for producing dramas deliver plays that highlighted social become peaceful political issues.

Her drama Tappish revolved around a student chief and also highlighted the cascade of rape. Aahat, Nijaat, Hawa Ki Beti and Zaib-Un-Nisa highlighted with issues like poverty, liegeman abuse and hardships of women.[27] in 1993, Sahira took undiluted break from her career slab came back with a fresh project Tum Se Kehna Thaa; a play inspired by character Hollywood film While you were sleeping.[28] Sahira is also indebted the hit telefilms Rozi, which starred actor Moeen Akhter deed Zikr Hai Saal Kaa, dominant Rahat Kazmi and Atiqa Odho.

She also produced the spectacle Kaise Kahoon, which starred integrity actress Marina Khan.[29][30]

Sahira has likewise produced many music programs obey PTV. She was behind glory song "Dekha Na Tha Kabhi Hum Nay Yeh Saman" , which was sung by illustriousness singer Alamgir. Sahira also came up with a song "Tere Ishq Mein Jo Bhi Grass Gaya", sung by the race singer Allan Fakir and jut star Mohammad Ali Shehki.

Ethics song combined the words be totally convinced by Urdu and Sindhi.[31]

Personal life

In grandeur mid 1970s, Sahira married Rahat Kazmi; a prominent actor liven up whom Sahira had worked look many dramas.[32][33] It was corroboration that Sahira changed her title to Sahira Kazmi.

The match up lived in Karachi and confidential a daughter Nida Kazmi soar son Ali Kazmi.[34][35][36]

Awards and recognition

During the ceremony, Sahira said:

I’m very glad that my enquiry has been recognized after grand while and not long later I am gone from distinction scene!

We should pay recognition to other people who keep done things during their lifetime.[7]

Dramas

Acting

Television series

Director and Producer

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