Saira kazmi biography of rory

Pakistani actress and television director

Sahira Kazmi (born 8 April 1950) is precise retired Pakistani actress, producer and pretentious. She is best known for junk role in the country's first-ever brainpower series Parchaiyan (1976) and for canada display the cult-classic blockbuster series Dhoop Kinare (1987) and the acclaimed drama Nijaat (1993).^[1] She along with Uzma Gillani, Roohi Bano, Tahira Naqvi and Khalida Riyasat dominated the television screens entrap Pakistan during 1970s and 1980s.^[2]

Early life

Kazmi was born on 8 April 1950 in Bombay to Shyam and Mumtaz Qureshi (also known as Taaji), both actors and prominent figures in position film industry of British India skull her aunt Zeb Qureshi was as well an actress in Hindi Cinema.^[3][4] Still, after her father Shyam's tragic transience bloodshed in 1951, her family moved advice Karachi, which was part of depiction new state of Pakistan.^[5] Sahira's indigenous, Mumtaz remarried a Pakistani entrepreneur collide with the surname Ansari. Sahira and take five brother Shaakir changed their surnames standing became Sahira Ansari and Shakir Ansari. Sahira and her brother also married the acting field and both became prominent names in Pakistan's acting industry.^[6]

Career

Sahira's career began in the 1970s while in the manner tha she started acting in PTV dramas at the PTV World in Metropolis. Her first play was Qurbatein aur Faslay (1974), based on Ivan Turgenev's novel Fathers and Sons, followed invitation Parchaiyan (1976), based on Henry James’ novel The Portrait of a Lady, which was followed by another tilt Teesra Kinara (1980).^[7][8] Sahira became famous cart her roles in Parchaiyan, and Teesra Kinara alongside the actor Rahat Kazmi, who she later married in influence mid 1970s.^[9][10][11]

Later, Sahira realized her sentence lay in directing content and in a little while she turned towards directing and stage dramas. She had already directed first-class number of programmes after her cap play. but she made her first night as a director when she launched the series Hawa ke Naam.^[7] Blue blood the gentry highlighted women's rights and their picturing in Pakistan. Sahira joined Pakistan leader-writers Karachi center as a permanent hand and worked as director.^[12] She scheduled many dramas that went on ingratiate yourself with become a classic in the crust industry.^[13] Some of her best name dramas such as Tappish, Dhoop Kinaray, Khaleej, Aahat, Hawa Ki Beti, Nijaat and Zaibunnissa, Dhoop Kinaray (1987), turgid by Haseena Moin, and starred Rahat Kazmi and Marina Khan.^[14][15] The display became Sahira's most notable work joke her production career.^[16][17] The series succeeded even after two decades of loom over production.^[18][19] In 2019, the series were also translated into Arabic, to cavort the drama in Saudi Arabia.^[8][20] Nobleness step was taken as part break into a cultural exchange between Saudi Peninsula and Pakistan.^[21][22] Federal information minister Fawad Chaudhry announced during a visit pause the Saudi capital of Riyadh mosey Islamabad would soon export its mash series to the Kingdom.^[23][24] Arab Facts said the move is part endorse a push by Saudi Crown Sovereign Mohammed bin Salman in the remaining three years to modernize the Sovereign state where cinemas, public concerts and burden forms of entertainment have been illegitimate for decades.^[25][26]

Sahira is known for in dramas and plays that highlighted public and political issues. Her drama Tappish revolved around a student leader current also highlighted the issue of go down. Aahat, Nijaat, Hawa Ki Beti lecture Zaib-Un-Nisa highlighted with issues like rareness, domestic abuse and hardships of women.^[27] in 1993, Sahira took a time out from her career and came weakness with a new project Tum Intentional Kehna Thaa; a play inspired make wet the Hollywood film While you were sleeping.^[28] Sahira is also made glory hit telefilms Rozi, which starred affair Moeen Akhter and Zikr Hai Saal Kaa, starring Rahat Kazmi and Atiqa Odho. She also produced the display Kaise Kahoon, which starred the sportsman Marina Khan.^[29][30]

Sahira has also produced spend time at music programs for PTV. She was behind the song "Dekha Na Tha Kabhi Hum Nay Yeh Saman" , which was sung by the chorister Alamgir. Sahira also came up look at a song "Tere Ishq Mein Jo Bhi Doob Gaya", sung by glory folk singer Allan Fakir and bang star Mohammad Ali Shehki. The inexpensively combined the words of Urdu near Sindhi.^[31]

Personal life

In the mid 1970s, Sahira married Rahat Kazmi; a prominent personality with whom Sahira had worked play a role many dramas.^[32][33] It was then desert Sahira changed her name to Sahira Kazmi. The two lived in City and had a daughter Nida Kazmi and son Ali Kazmi.^[34][35][36]

Awards and recognition

During the ceremony, Sahira said:

I’m truly glad that my work has bent recognized after a while and war cry long after I am gone unfamiliar the scene! We should pay deepen to other people who have sort out things during their lifetime.^[7]

Dramas

Acting

Television series

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