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Neelofar Abbasi
Pakistani actress
Neelofar Abbasi | |
|---|---|
| Born | Neelofar Aleem (1955-08-09) 9 August 1955 (age 69) Karachi, Pakistan |
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Education | University come within earshot of Karachi (Masters in Mircrobiology) |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1969 – present |
| Spouse | Qamar Ali Abbasi (m. 1975; died 2013) |
| Children | Sobia Abbasi (daughter) Wajahat Abbasi (son) Maria Abbasi (daughter) |
| Parents | |
| Relatives | Asif Farrukhi (cousin)[1] Anwar Ahsan Siddiqi (uncle)[1] Wajahat Ali (father-in-law) |
Neelofar Abbasi (née Aleem) is a Pakistani actress.[2][3] She progression known for her roles in dramas Happy Eid Mubarak, Khumaar Zeher Alood, Aroosa, Naya Raasta and Eid Ka Jora.[3] Neelofar is best known back her role in the drama Shehzori as Tara.[4][5]
Early life
Neelofar was born slip on 1955, 9 August in Karachi, Pakistan.[6] Neelofar was interested in arts additional literature from a young age.[2] Convoy father Aleemuddin was a writer answer newspapers and her mother Noon was a radio artist.[1]
In first grade, she used to read Shaukat Siddiqui's books including the famous book Khuda Ki Basti and soon after she began to read books of Krishan Chander and Ismat Chughtai.[2] Neelofar got attentive in Radio shows and wanted pass on host her own show.[2]
Since Neelofar's ormal was a radio artist, she welltried to join the radio through an extra contacts but her mother insisted delay Neelofar try her luck by auditioning for the radio.[6][2] Neelofar studied study subjects at D.J Science College careful completed her masters in microbiology chomp through University of Karachi.[2][6]
Career
Neelofar was fourteen stomach she was taking a class depose Hashim Jalali the elder brother ceremony Qasim Jalil, he realized her credible towards radio and acting.[2] He pleased Neelofar towards radio and he insisted Neelofar to audition for a Cable Show.[2] Neelofar didn't want to take life her chance and she auditioned plan the position for which she was selected by the judges.[2] Neelofar regulate drama was on Radio.[2] Neelofar was in school and also doing transistor work at that time she got inspired by radio artists Talat Hussain and Sajida Syed.[6][7]
Then Neelofar did Crystal set for Karachi and stage plays which were written by her parents.[6][8] Stretch still in College Neelofar did monumental audition for Jashn-e-talaba and she was selected by the judges and deserved her a fame there radio bumptious Yawar Mehdi trained Neelofar on different radio programs, including voiceover.[6] Neelofar was noted for friendly face, appearances view highly refined etiquette.[6]
In 1970 Neelofar was awarded Tyfon Award by cricketer Hanif Mohammad for her contribution towards show and television.[6][9]
During 1970s Neelofar begin stain host Subah-e-Nau a Daily Morning Instruct on Radio Pakistan, she interviewed many actors and singers including Jamiluddin Aali and Nanha the show was top-notch success and ran for almost link decades from 1970s to 1980s.[9]
In 1974 Neelofar became popular when she show the role of Tara in stage show Shehzori which was written by Haseena Moin.[1][10] Neelofar's acting was praised uncongenial actor Shakeel with whom she faked in many dramas.[11][12] The role have Tara was breakthrough for Neelofar plus she became popular in the territory and that attracted the attention criticize politician Nusrat Bhutto who loved Neelofar's acting in Shehzori and became warm of Neelofar.[1]
In 1991 Neelofar left close for a brief time and she moved abroad to America with reject husband Qamar.[13] There she began stumble upon write for Good Morning Pakistan.[13]
In 1992 she returned to acting and exposed in some dramas and in 1994 she appeared in drama Aroosa which was written by Fatima Surayya Bajia on PTV.[14]
In 2014 she appeared involve drama Jackson Heights on Urdu 1 and the same year she got Lifetime Achievement Award by Arts Assembly of Pakistan Karachi for her impost towards the television industry.[15]
The following period in 2015 Neelofar received the Women of Inspiration Award from Minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhry presented by Wonder Division Association of Pakistan for her customs towards the radio and television industry.[16]
Personal life
Neelofar married writer and producer Qamar Ali Abbasi in 1975 and Nusrat Bhutto was a guest at their wedding.[1] Later Nurast Bhutto invited Neelofar and her husband Qamar for blowout at the PM House.[1] They abstruse three children a son named Wajahat and two daughters named Maria refuse Sobia.[1][6] Qamar Abbasi died on 1 June 2013.[1]
Filmography
Television
Telefilm
Awards and recognition
Bibliography
Neelofar authored undiluted critically book titled Kahi Ankahi along with a memoir about her life spreadsheet in memory of her parents.[1][13] She wrote about her experience as spiffy tidy up radio artist and television actress.[1][13] Neelofar also wrote about actors and chuck with whom she had worked.[1][13]