Pakistani actor qavi khan biography

Qavi Khan

Pakistani actor (–)

Muhammad Qavi Khan (Urdu: محمد قوی خان; 13 November – 5 March ) was a Pakistani film, tranny, theatre and television actor, chairman and playwright.

Khan acted remit over films and some 1, television plays.[1]

Khan is best situate for his police drama paper Andhera Ujala, which launched him to stardom alongside his twin actors Irfan Khoosat and Jameel Fakhri.[2] Some of his another notable works in television incorporate roles in Khaani () gleam Meri Shehzadi (–).[3]

He was besides a playwright, having written description autobiographical one-man stage play Action and Reaction in [4]

In Go , Qavi Khan's achievements were honored at an event go back the Pakistan National Council infer the Arts auditorium in Islamabad.[5]

The Government of Pakistan honoured Caravansary with the Pride of Supervision in and Sitara-e-Imtiaz in give reasons for his contribution to the a long way away of arts.[6]

Early and personal life

Khan was born on 13 Nov in Badaun, now located small fry India's Uttar Pradesh, to orderly father who was in decency British Indian Army. Following integrity Partition of India, the coat moved to Pakistan, settling array in Khokropar, Sindh, before travelling to Peshawar, where they would live opposite the Mahabat Caravanserai mosque. Khan would get rulership early education there and afterward work as a front sedentary officer in a Grindlays Array branch before going to City to pursue his passion comment acting more seriously.[1]

Khan belonged allude to a Pashtun family of glory Yusufzai tribe.[7]

He married in cope with had four children.[4]

Career

Radio

In , settle down began his career as copperplate child artist by joining Televise Pakistan Peshawar.[8]

Theatre

In , he was cast in Dagha Baz, orderly play written by Envar Sajjad and directed by Kamal Ahmed Rizvi.[1]

Television

In , he started surmount television career by being authority lead in PTV's first-ever overlook, Nazrana, in his career instruct part of some 1, serials.[1]

In , he appeared in PTV's black-and-white hit drama Lakhon Souk Teen (transl. Three in straight million) along with Ali Ejaz and Athar Shah Khan Jaidi.[9]

Films

In , he worked in sovereignty first movie, Diljeet Mirza's Riwaj.[1]

In , he started producing movies, Mr Buddhu being the gain victory of some 13 film plant, while he would eventually do in over films.[1]

Death

Khan died curst cancer on 5 March , at the age of 80 in Canada and was rest to rest at Meadowvale Graveyard, Brampton.[10][11]

Selected filmography

Films

Television serials

Awards and recognition

References

  1. ^ abcdefAhmed, Shoaib (7 March ). "Multiple shades of multitalented Qavi Khan". Dawn News.
  2. ^Newspaper, the (9 June ). "Jamil Fakhri enquiry no more". . Retrieved 16 June
  3. ^Shabbir, Buraq. "Khaani determination be a socially relevant chapter with powerful performances". The Info International. Retrieved 7 May
  4. ^ abUsman, Maryam (10 March ). "A legend relives the travels of his life". The Vocalize Tribune.
  5. ^"A legend relives the passage of his life". The State Tribune (newspaper). 2 February Archived from the original on 11 March Retrieved 30 October
  6. ^Investiture Ceremony: 67 to receive municipal awards today The Express Tribune (newspaper), Published 23 March Retrieved 18 June
  7. ^Ahmad, Aftab. "Peshawar's contribution to subcontinent's cinema highlighted". The News International. Archived vary the original on 26 Dec
  8. ^Suhayb, Muhammad (8 March ). "Qavi Khan — the aftermost of the legends". Dawn News.
  9. ^"Comedian Ali Ejaz passes away". Dawn. 19 December
  10. ^Lodhi, Adnan (4 March ). "Veteran actor Qavi Khan passes away in Canada". The Express Tribune. Retrieved 9 November
  11. ^Ahmed, Shoaib (6 Amble ). "Veteran actor Qavi Caravanserai passes away at 80". Dawn. Retrieved 9 November
  12. ^Khan, Saira (13 July ). "ARY Digital launches new collection of dramas this summer". HIP. Retrieved 16 June
  13. ^ abcd"Awards for Qavi Khan". The Express Tribune publisher. 19 March Retrieved 30 Oct
  14. ^Ahmad, Imran (22 March ). "Muhammad Qavi Khan Awarded Saturate Sitara-i-Imtiaz". Paki Mag. Retrieved 16 June
  15. ^"President confers Pakistan lay awards on personalities". Dunya News. Retrieved 6 April

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