The history of the Pakistan film industry starts just after the division of sub-continent. After the start of Lollywood it gradually progress to achieve its own identification while the Indian film industry was in very progress. Pakistan film industry from its beginning has many talented.
Actors: Santosh Kumar, Sudhi, Badar Munir, Mohammad Ali, Rattan Kumar, Waheed Murad, Ayaz Naik, Rehman Habib, Sultan Rahi, Shahid.
Actresses: Sabiha Khanum, Meena Shorey, Mussarat Nazir, Shamim Ara, Anjuman, Madiha Shah, Babra Sharif, Bahar, Rani, Deeba, Yasmin, Jamila, Razzaq, Aaliya, Aasiya, Nayyar, Sultana, Neelo, Rehana, Zeba, Sangeeta, Khursheed, Begum, Shahpara, Noor Jehan, Nisho, Mumtaz Komal.
Producers / Directors: Iqbal Kashmiri, Iqbal Shehzad, Shabab, Kiranvi, Shaukat Hussain Rizvi, Zahoor Raja, Sheikh Hasan, Sangeeta, Rehman.
Dancers: Tarana, Cham Cham, Azurie, Meena Chaudhary, Emmy Minwalla, Nazli
Singers: Ahmed Rushdi, Mala, Zubaida Khanum, Naheed Akhtar, Irene Parveen, Naseem Begum, Mehdi Hassan, Zeenat Begum, Naseem Akhtat, Munawwar Sultana, Noor Jehan.
The golden period of the Pakistan film industry was the 60s and 70s. But during last many yeas Pakistan film industry suffering from great crises due to the lack of good stories directors and music etc.
→ No CommentsTags:Cinema of Pakistan·Lollywood Film Industry·Lollywood News·Lollywood Scandals·Music Directory Of Pakistan·Pakistani Film Industry·Punjabi Films
September 19th, 2010 · Pakistani Actresses, Pakistani Girls, Pakistani Girls Dress, Pakistani Girls Fashion, Pakistani Girls Models, People of Pakistan
Famous Pakistani TV actress Ayesha Khan, born in September 27, 1982. She performed in many TV serials and commercials as well. She has a graduation degree in commerce.
After her graduation her first play from hum TV, where she proved her good actresses and focused by many directors.
With her beauty and fantastic work she gets the intention of viewers. She performs different rolls in many TV serials and in every roll she performed well and proved herself a professional actress. When she performs any roll she fully concentrates on it and fully indulges herself and performs near to reality. That’s why people like her performance.
Her PTV serial Mehndi with Humanyoun Saeed make a new record in the PTV history. Khan’s performance was on her top. Some of her more fantastic plays are as follows.
- Doosri Aurat.
- Maasi and Malika
- Bol Meri Machli
- Maane Na Yeh Dil.
- Vasl
- Mehmaan.
- Chaar Chaand.
- Woh Rishtey Woh Natey
- Tum Yahi Kehna
- Khuda Zameen Se Gya Nahi
- Ijazat
- Meri adhoori mohabbat
The Minar-e-Pakistan or “Pakistan Day Memorial” has been erected as a monument in commemoration of the Lahore Resolution in Iqbal Park. This is the site where in 1940 the Muslim League held its historic 34th annual session and passed the resolution of Pakistan (Qarardad-e-Pakistan,) demanded a separate homeland for Muslims. This was the first official declaration to establish a separate homeland for the Muslims living in the South Asia. Pakistan now celebrates this day as a national holiday each year.
In 1960 the Muslim League leaders impressed upon the local authorities the need for building a memorial. The governor of West Pakistan, Akhtar Hussain, issued an appeal to the public for contributions for constructing the memorial. He also constituted a memorial committee and a memorial fund for collecting donations from philanthropists. Murat Khan, a Turkish architect, designed the memorial. The governor laid the foundation stone of the memorial on March 23, 1960. The tower took about eight years to complete, at an estimated cost of Rs.500, 000.
The tower was designed by Naseer-ud-Deen Murat Khan a Pakistani architect. The design approved by the President was built by Mian Abdul Khaliq. The base of the tower is raised approximately 4m, from the ground. It rises up to approximately 13m, forming a sculpted, flower-like base. From this point it tapers as it rises. The base platform is shaped like a 5-point star and it encloses crescent shaped pools. The overall height of the monument is approximately 60m. It is constructed in re-in-forced concrete, all poured in-situ. The floors and walls are rendered in stone and marble.
The tower rises above a platform shaped like a five-pointed star. The terrace is three feet from ground level, the platform’s height is about six feet, and the star platform is about 12 feet high. It is surrounded by two crescent-shaped pools, four feet deep and lined with green and red marble. The tower has a spring shaped hall spanned by arches. On the marble slabs of the central shaft are inscribed a brief history of the Pakistan Resolution in English, Urdu and Bengali, the 99 names of God and poetic verses from Allama Iqbal.
Iqbal Park is a fantastic entertaining place. Every year on 14 August and 23, of March and on the other Pakistani national celebrations there held special programs on the Minar-e-Pakistan. In the normal days there are many peoples in the Iqbal Park. Pakistani peoples are very aggressive about there national day so they celebrate it with great passion every year.
Empress Noor Jahan lies buried in a tomb which is not far from that of her husband, Emperor Jahangir. Mehr-un-Nisa (1577-1645), titled Noor Jahan Begam means Light of the World, was the daughter of Khwaja Ghiyas-ud-din Muhammad Ghiyas Beg Taharani, a migrant from Persia, who had fled to Hindustan. She married Jahangir in the sixth year of his reign, and, because of her abilities, soon get authority at the Mughal court.
She is the only Mughal empress whose name imperial receipts were issued and silver coins. A great patron of architecture, poet and aesthete, she erected impressive edifices and gardens utilizing the enormous wealth at her disposal. She remained supremely powerful until the death of Jahangir and Ladli Begam also. Noor Jahan, along with her widowed daughter, lived in Lahore until her death in 1645, Shah Jahan having settled an annual allowance of two lakhs of rupees for her.
It was believed, in 19th century marbles and other costly decorative items were removed from the sepulcher during the Sikh rule and utilized them in the decoration of the Sikh temple at Amritsar. Even the chamber containing the graves of Noor Jahan and her daughter were desecrated. The original marble cenotaphs have disappeared. The existing cenotaphs and the marble platform are 20th century replacements.
In recent years, however, in an attempt to restore it, the monument has been made to look completely new, having lost the subtle traces of floral and geometric flourishes her so loved.
Empress Noor Jahan lies buried in a tomb which is not far from that of her husband, Emperor Jahangir. Mehr-un-Nisa (1577-1645), titled Noor Jahan Begam means Light of the World, was the daughter of Khwaja Ghiyas-ud-din Muhammad Ghiyas Beg Taharani, a migrant from Persia, who had fled to Hindustan. She married Jahangir in the sixth year of his reign, and, because of her abilities, soon get authority at the Mughal court. She is the only Mughal empress whose name imperial receipts were issued and silver coins.
A great patron of architecture, poet and aesthete, she erected impressive edifices and gardens utilizing the enormous wealth at her disposal. She remained supremely powerful until the death of Jahangir and Ladli Begam also. Noor Jahan, along with her widowed daughter, lived in Lahore until her death in 1645, Shah Jahan having settled an annual allowance of two lakhs of rupees for her.
It was believed, in 19th century marbles and other costly decorative items were removed from the sepulcher during the Sikh rule and utilized them in the decoration of the Sikh temple at Amritsar. Even the chamber containing the graves of Noor Jahan and her daughter were desecrated. The original marble cenotaphs have disappeared. The existing cenotaphs and the marble platform are 20th century replacements.
In recent years, however, in an attempt to restore it, the monument has been made to look completely new, having lost the subtle traces of floral and geometric flourishes her so loved.
August 21st, 2010 · Pakistani Actresses, Pakistani Girls Models, Pakistani Music, Pakistani Songs, People of Pakistan
Nargis is film actress turned stage dancer. She is more popular because of her dances. Nargis is beautiful and have very sexy figure. She is known to be the best dancer on stage. Nargis is a Dance Queen. Nargis is most popular dancer of Lahore stage dramas. She appears regularly on stage plays and theater musicals in Lahore, Multan and other cities throughout Pakistan; her younger sister Deedar also appears on stage quite frequently. Nargis’s film ” Sooha Jora ” was produced with her huasband Zubair Shah. Nargis’s stage dance CD are available in all over Pakistan and very popular , People love to watch her stage dance and her stage mujra dance Cd’s picture of Nargis are so beautiful.
Madam Nargis born 1976, whose real name is Ghazallah turned stage dancer. Born at Cheechawatni. Playing the unusual role of a bald woman for Omar Sharif’s Chand Babu, she shaved her head to better play the part. Her views are considered to be contrary to conservative Pakistani society; many see her as outspoken compared to social Pakistani norms. She appears regularly in stage plays and theater musicals in Lahore.
She is 5feet 6inch tall a Punjabi actress very talented and worked many films probably most successful Stage dancer in Pakistan. Her successful films are as follow:-
1995 Main ne pyar kiya
1995 Shartia Mithay Punjabi
1996 Aao pyar karen
1996 Mummy
1997 Mafia Urdu
1997 Kuri Munda Razi
1998 Dopatta
1999 Hawwa ki Beti Urdu
2000 Long da lashkara
2000 Yaar Badshah
2002 Babbu Khan
2004 Daaman aur
2009 Soha Jora
1995 Shartia Mithay Punjabi
1996 Aao pyar karen
1996 Mummy
1997 Mafia Urdu
1997 Kuri Munda Razi
1998 Dopatta
1999 Hawwa ki Beti Urdu
2000 Long da lashkara
2000 Yaar Badshah
2002 Babbu Khan
2004 Daaman aur
2009 Soha Jora
No comments:
Post a Comment