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Saba Qamar

Saba Qamar is a one of the Top Pakistani Models and she lives in Lahore. She is mostly known for her Video Song Boliyan Pa Kay of Pakistani Singer Abrar Ul Haq. She is also hosting a show on GEO TV called "Hum Sab Ummeed Say hain". She has done different T.V dramas, commercials, editorials, Tele films and also presented her guts on the fashion ramps as well. Saba Qamar's date of birth is April 5 and her height is 5’ 7’’. Saba Qamar is a most pretty and Gorgeous girl of Pakistani fashion industry. For Fun, you can also see Pakistani Models without Makeup.

Drama Serials 

* Gharoor (PTV)
* Mai Aurat Hoon (PTV)
* Banjar (Geo TV)
* Teri Ik Nazar (Geo TV)
* Unbayanable
* Muhabat Yunhi Bhi hoti hai
* Woh Subh Kab Ayegi
* Nadia Naam Ki Larki
* Bhool
* Kan Pur Sai Katas Tak 

Saba Hosting "Hum Sub Umeed Say Hain" 

Pakistani Fashion model & Actress is now proving her celebrity guts on the grounds of comparing as well. No doubt celebrity Saba is talented and smart girl, both apparently and mentally. Comparing is not as easy for any up-coming showbiz celebrity but she has proved that she is true showbiz celebrity. After proving herself on the in the acting field on Television, celebrity Saba is now doing her best in the world of presenting. In a T.V program ‘Hum Sab Umeed Se Hain’, celebrity Saba Qamar is holding that show in a superb way. She actually wants to be true Pakistani fashion celebrity and on the basis of her talent she will soon reach up to her goal.one of the best tv actress.

Juggun Kazim

Juggun Kazim also known as Jay Kazim, is a very talented and ambitious young woman. She has worked in numerous Pakistani telefilms and even embarked on the Canadian film scene. Not only is she an admirable actress, she is also a model and TV host for various shows airing on Pakistani channels. Read on to learn how she got into acting and what her future goals area

How would you introduce yourself to our readers?

I would like to think that Im a rather multifaceted personality. From modeling to hosting to acting and lately the random bit of journalism; I seem to want to do it all. I just love the arts, and more specifically the media. Im one of those people that wake up in the middle of the night because of having a dream that could be converted into a scene. For me, this line of work is more than a passion, its an obsession.

Tell us about where you grew up, your family and education?

I grew up in Cantonment, Lahore with an elder sister and a younger brother. My mother is still alive, but my father passed away 5 years ago. His murder was one of the most traumatic experiences of my life. My own tiny family unit is comprised of my two year old son, Hamza Ahmed and myself. I am a single mother and adore my son to distraction; he is my motivation to do everything and truly makes me want to be a better person.

I went to Lahore Grammar School, and then to Kinnaird College for my FA. After completing that, I went to Canada to attend the University of Western Ontario where I did my BA Honors in Media Information Technology and Sociology with a minor in Psychology. One summer while in college, I also did my CCNA 2.0 just for fun. I guess I was bored and computers are not exactly rocket science, so I decided to have fun and educate myself at the same time. After college, I took a variety of courses in acting and commercial modeling. I am also now planning to do my LLB privately. I have to admit, I miss college and I love to constantly educate myself; it makes me feel like I’m still a kid.

You are an actress, a TV host and a model; how did you get involved with working in the media?

When I was four, someone asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. My reply was a mein bara ho kay actor banu ga.At that age, I obviously had not quite realized that I was a girl, which of course came along as a rude awakening at the age of thirteen.

My first commercial play was when I was fourteen years old and the director was my best friend Mashal Peerzada. I must say, it was one of the most fun theatre projects I have worked on till date. However, I started my professional acting and modeling career under the name Jay Kazim in Toronto. I was approached by Sutherland Models in Canada to work as a petitea and commercial model; because obviously I am way too short for the ramp. I did two music videos with them and then was approached my current Canadian Agents, The Newton Landry Management. Sandie Newton and Yanick Landry took me under their wing and started sending me to auditions. I ended up doing a Diet Coke Ad which ran for 2 seasons because it was so popular. I also then did a few more commercials and theatre work, and in the process also auditioned for the movie Pink Ludoos. Never in my wildest imagination did I think I would be chosen as the lead in this movie; but Allah Mian was very kind to me and after only the 2nd stage of auditions, I was offered the part. (You can google me under Jay Kazim and the rest of my stage and acting work in Canada will come up.)

Did your family support your decision to enter this industry? What obstacles have you faced by entering this profession?

My family didn’t really approve of this line of work initially, but now I think they have come to accept it and are secretly a little proud of me. I had no major obstacles because I have always been very independent in my behavior and thought process. Also, once I had finished my degree from college, my mother was pretty much okay with whatever profession I chose to pursue.

Out of modeling, acting and hosting, what do you enjoy most?

I have never really considered myself to be a model. I am essentially an actress and enjoy hosting. Hosting is something I just fell into while I was pregnant, and now I have to say I love acting and hosting just as much. Though, I do have the soul of an actor. I host predominantly to change people’s narrow-minded perception of the media industry and to promote positive social change.

What type of modeling have you done? Have you participated in fashion shows? If so, when and where?

I am mainly a print model, if you can call me a model that is. Modeling is something I do just for fun; I have never participated in fashion shows despite being trained by Sutherland Models to walk the ramp. I just think that at 5 feet 4 inches, I look rather stupid walking the ramp. One should learn to work within the limitations of one’s body rather than make of fool of themselves.

Tell us about the shows you host on TV.

A.My career in hosting started with the program Beanbag, which I wrote and conceptualized for Business Plus. After that, I hosted: CEO for Business Plus, Aaj Entertainment Tonight for Aaj TV, Fashion Stop for Ary Digital, Sunday Brunch for Aaj TV

My current programs on air are: Morning with Hum Weekend Edition for Hum TV, Aik Din Juggun Kay Saath for Vibe TV (Celebrity and Media Personalities kay interview.), Honestly Speaking with Juggun Kazim on PTV (Program deals with social issues within Pakistan)

You have acted as well; what shows you have acted in and what is your most memorable role in acting?

As of late, I have acted in various projects in Pakistan. The ones I was most noted in 2007 were: Manosalva in the character of Sheena for Hum TV, Sitam in the character of Kiran for PTV and Piyasi in the character of Dolly for Hum TV. I have also acted in a variety of series and telefilms. Just recently my new serial aired on ARY Digital by the name of Sher Dil, on which I play the character of Neelum. I am now working on 3 serials, Momal Productions Saiqa,Shahid Zahoor’s ‘Chaat, Talking Filmein’s serial and a television soap that has yet to be titled. The most favorite character I have played was Maya in ‘Aik Pal, a telefilm which I producted and which was directed by Mashal Peerzada. The film has been selected by Hum TV for their telefilm competition.

They say there is a lot of competition in modeling, what has your experience been? Would you recommend this profession to the youngsters who want to enter this field?

Thank god I’m not a professional model! I just model for fun. If you are tall and skinny, its easy to become a model in Pakistan. However, its a lot tougher to be as good of an actor as Nadia Jamil or Faisal Qureshi. Twenty years ago I wouldn ot recommend this profession to anyone, but now things have changed for the better and that's allowed a lot of people to enter this industry on a more positive note.

You recently appeared in the latest Jal video, tell us where that video was shot and how was the experience?

The video was shot in Lahore at Bari Studios. It was amazing to work with a team of such talented professionals like DOP Neil Lisk and director Bilal Lashari. Within the limited amount of technical facilities, they did a fabulous job. The hair and makeup was done by Maram and Abaru, and the wardrobe was provided by Rabya Butt and Munib Nawaz. Basically, there was no way that things could have gone wrong. It's the team that makes the production, not just the talent!

To a lot of people, being a model means having a glamorous lifestyle, hundreds of fans and traveling; how true is this and what are the drawbacks?

People say that success goes to your head, but I would n't know since I am not even one hundredth as successful as I aim to be eventually. Of course the fans, traveling and glamour are all part of the package that comes with acting, hosting and modeling. But it’s not quite as glamorous at it may seem. It’s a lot of hard work and effort at the end of the day. The drawbacks included constant exhaustion, constant criticism and the fans that sometimes decide to start stalking and harassing you. All in all, I love it because I don't get caught up in the issues.

What are your goals for the future? Where do you see yourself professionally in the next 10 years?

I will hopefully have my book published and be working on the next few. In terms of acting, I hope to be recognized as the Shabana Azmi or Meryl Streep of Pakistan. As far as hosting is concerned, Oprah is my idol! And of course, I do plan to start producing feature films. Those are the goal I hope I can supersede them.

Lastly, what is your message to the readers of The Saturday Post?

Learn to love yourself. When you can honestly love yourself, only then can you love others unconditionally. Learn to respect yourself and the opinions of others. Be a good person; a clean and pure soul goes a long way. And ALWAYS follow your dreams. One always gets those things that they want the most in life but you have to really have to want it.

Anjuman

Anjuman is a Pakistani film actress. She was one of the most successful Punjabi film heroines of Pakistan during the 1980s and early 90s. Her real name is Anjuman Shaheen and she was born in Bahawalpur.[1] Anjuman's parents came from Ahmed Pur East and settled in Multan and then migrated to Lahore.

Career

Her career spanned almost 20 years and she appeared in more than 160 films. She first appeared in the Urdu film,Soorath co staring with Waseem, Afshan, Taj Niazi, in 1973 and she gave her last appearance in 2000 in the film Peengan. Soorath was not a success; her first major hit was Waadey ki Zanjeer (1979)  She had major roles in Sher Khan and Chan Varyam and played a supporting role in Sala Sahib. All three films were diamond jubilee hits and were released on the same day, a unique record, which she shared with her partner hero Sultan Rahi, her playback voice (singer) Melody Queen Madam Noor Jehan, and musician Wajahat Attre.[3] Anjuman was a darling of the working classes, who went to the cinema frequently. She could dance according to their taste and she had the figure of a traditional Punjabi Mutyaar, which suited viewers at the time.

She appeared with every hero of her era but with Sultan Rahi she ruled the Punjabi cinema for more than a decade. She also appeared with Ali Ijaz, Javed Sheikh, Ghulam Mohiuddin, Izahr Qazi and Nadeem. Her initial films were in Urdu but the bulk of her career was based on acting in Punjabi films. Her roles ranged from a traditional innocent village girl to modern sexy bombshell, romance to action packed.

Marriage

Anjuman married an income tax officer, Mubeen Malik, has two sons and one daughter, quit films, and moved to the United Kingdom. According to gossip, Malik soon grew fed up with her lifestyle; he was shocked at his wife's "fast" life, and slowly but surely bickering and fighting became the tone of their marriage. During this time, Sultan Rahi was murdered on the National Highway. Lollywood was deprived of its most famous star, and the Punjabi film industry virtually ground to a halt.

Relations between Anjuman and Malik remained always tense though they managed to tolerate each other but after a long tense marriage, Anjuman divorced in 2009  and returned to Lahore, Pakistan.

Comeback in films

Anjuman returned to acting in 1999 in the title role in the film Chaudrani The adoring masses welcomed their beloved Queen home and lifted Chaudrani to considerable success upon its release but but soon the golden touch began to fade. Anjuman, however, perceived Chaudrani's success as vindication of everything she had planned. She refused any further character roles, opting only for solo heroine projects and required a lofty salary of Rs. 300,000. She felt that she was in a position to be calling all the shots, but in any film industry you are as only as good as your last hit and she was soon to taste the vagaries of stardom. Her next release was Jag Mahi, opposite similarly dinosauric Ghulam Mohiuddin, in 2000. It had a tepid response and barely lasted a few weeks playing to largely empty halls. Anjuman's next release was a litmus test of sorts and this she failed disastrously. The film Peengan opposite Saud was met with derision.

Audiences started shouting slogans of Maa Puttar (Mother and Son) and Buddhee Ghori Laal Lagaam during the film. Yet, she refused to change her stance on character roles, as well as the size of her pay check. Suddenly, the industry began to mutter about Anjuman being a kiss of death if she was in the romantic lead.

There was much depression in her household as news spread through the industry that distributors had announced they would not be handling any film starring Anjuman for fear of financial loss. The producers with whom she had already signed suffered enormous losses. A few films which had been partly completed were recalled by the producers and shorn of any Anjuman involvement.

She was abruptly dropped from the film Badmaash, for which she had already canned two songs and numerous scenes, and replaced by upcoming starlet Noor. The producer felt they would be better off cutting Anjuman, and their costs, rather than going ahead with Anjuman as the leading lady.

Further news arrived that Anjuman's scenes in the film Badmaash tey Qanoon had also been dropped and edited out of the film, and that she had been replaced by Nargis. This was the final straw for Anjuman, the humiliation proving too much to take. She announced her immediate retirement, that she was just hanging around to complete her on hand assignments, and that she would shortly be leaving Pakistan altogether for a life of anonymity in the UK where her former husband Mubeen Malik owned a flat. Her final two movies were Jatti Da Vair in 2000 and Ek Dhee Punjab Di (Daughter of Punjab), which is a title befitting a final Anjuman effort.

Physical appearance

Anjuman was about 175 cm (5 feet and 9 inches), taller than any other Lollywood heroine of that era. Due to her height and figure she remained a darling of Punjabi cinema viewers but she gained weight in the early 90s, which damaged her career.

End of career

Her departure may have been a crushing blow to many of her die hard fans, who admired the thumkas (pelvic thrusting dance manoeuvres) of Anjuman. In the mid 1980's, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi and Anjuman dominated the industry to such an extent that a film was not considered a viable project unless they were present. Film after film after film saw the three stars appear, with different names, but merely repeating their roles from the previous efforts. Nonetheless, the public lapped it up and all three became icons of an era.

Anjuman in action films

Action was the essential element of the Punjabi films; Sultan Rahi gained a reputation as an action hero but in many films Anjuman herself played a female action hero. The audience saw her fighting with bad guys and displaying her powers along with her dances simultaneously in those movies. Some of her action films include Hunter Wali, Dulari, Qatil Haseena, Daku Haseena, Kali Charn, Sultana, Nangi Talwar, and more.

She was seen in action films, riding horses, driving motor bikes and doing stunts thus giving a new dimension to female roles in Lollywood movies, which were previously based on a shy and innocent girl. Plots of Anjuman's action films were based upon revenge, although she played a don in Insaniyat ke Dushman. Anjuman can be considered as a first established female action hero of the Pakistan film industry. Her viewers not only liked her acting and dances but also her action skills.

Planned comeback

It is rumored that she is making another comeback in her upcoming movie 'Numbardarni' which is being produced by Actress Nargis. The film should be out in 2009/10. Which could worry Saima and Reema.

Criticism

Anjuman is often criticized for being too big and too overweight, particularly in the late '80s and early '90s when she gained a lot of weight. She did not belong fit the slim barbie doll model of heroine, which drew criticism.

Filmography

01-Soorath 1973 Anjuman, Waseem, Afshan, Taj Niazi

02-Dameena Dameena 1977 Yasmin Khan, Badar Minir, Asif Khan, Anjuman,
       Naemat Sarhadi

03-Waday Ki Zanjeer 1979 Anjuman, Waheed Murad, Mohammad Ali, Sabiha,

       Ali Ejaz, Nannah

04-Do Rastay 1979 Mumtaz, Nadeem, Anjuman, Shahid, Shehla Gil, Nanha,
       Sabiha

05-Aap Se Kya Parda 1979 Anjuman, Mohammad Ali, Rangeela, Ali Ejaz,

       Shahnawaz, Saiqa, Ishrat Chaudhry

06-Sardar 1980 Asiya, Yousuf Khan, Iqbal Hassan, Anjuman, Rangeela, Talish

07-Rishta 1980 Shabnam, Nadeem, Anjuman, Sabiha, Allauddin, Saqi, Sabiha,

       Najma Mehboob

08-Sher Medan Da 1981 Asiya, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Anjuman, Adeeb

09-Sher Khan 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Aliya, Nazli, Bahar,

       Habib, Nanha, Adeeb, Seema, Iqbal Hassan

10-Chann Veryam 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Iqbal Hasan, Afzaal, Mustafa

       Qureshi

11-Sala Sahab 1981 Mumtaz, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Nazli,

      Iqbal Hassan

12-Chacha Bhateeja 1981 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Durdana Rehman, Khalid

       Saleem, Tamanna, Saqi, Mustafa Qureshi

13-Milega Zulm Da Badla 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Chakori, Kaifi, Mustafa

      Qureshi

14-Varyam 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Mumtaz, Adeeb

15-Jeedar 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Chakori, Haifi, Mustafa Qureshi

16-Muftbar 1981 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ali Ejaz, Huma Daar, Afzaal

17-Chhanga Te Manga 1981 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Chakori,

      Bahar, Talish

18-Do Bheega Zamin 1982 Anjuman, Mumtaz, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi,

       Ilyas Kashmiri

19-Shaan 1982 Mumtaz, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Quresh, Anjuman, Adeeb, Bahar

20-Aina Aur Zindgi 1982 Anjuman, Ayaz, Waseem Abbas, Seemab, Sajjad

       Kishwar, Munawwar Saeed

21-Dostana 1982 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Shujaat Hashmi, Ilyas

22-Jatt Mirza 1982 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Fazil Butt, Nazli, Bahar, Ilyas

23-Sahab Jee 1983 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Durdana, Rangeela

24-Qudrat 1983 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Rangeela, Sultan Rahi

25-Dehshat Khan 1983 Anjuman, Shahid, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Habib,
       Allauddin

26-Heera Moti 1983 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Nazli, Chakori

27-Chorun Qutab 1983 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Nazli, Naghma

28-Shagird Moula Jatt Da 1983 Anjuman, Ladla, Nazli, Shujait Hashmi,

       Zummurd

29-Lawaris 1983 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Iqbal Hassan, Adeeb

30-Khan Veer 1983 Anjuman, Iqbal Hassan, Shahid, Nazli, Bahar, Durdana

31-Rustam Te Khan 1983 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi

32-Dushman Pyara 1983 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Rangeela, Iqbal Hassan

33-Dara Baloch 1983 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan,

       Zummurd

34-Mela Te Medan 1984 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Mustafa Qureshi, Aliya

35-Sholay 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Ejaz, Anwar Khan

36-Lal Toofan 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Rangeela, Kahnum

37-Commander 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan

38-Taqat 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Kaifi, Chakori

39-Baghi 1984 Anjuman, Mustafa Qureshi, Mumtaz, Shujait, Rangeela

40-Khanu Dada 1984 Anjuman, Iqbal Hassan, Mustafa Qureshi, Sultan Rahi,

       Nazli

41-Kaliyar 1984 Anjuman, Ejaz, Iqbal Hassan, Zamarrud

42-Dulla Bhatti 1984 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Mustafa Qureshi, Talish, Rangeela

43-Baz Shehbaz 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Naghma, Iqbal

       Hassan

44-Pardesi Aain Piar 1984 Reeta, Musthaq Changezi, Anjuman, Nasreen, Roshan

45-Chann Cheeta 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan,

       Firdous

46-Lagaan 1984 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Shahida Mini

47-Nikah 1985 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha Rangeela, Gori, Ilyas

48-Chooriyan 1985 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nazli, Nanha

49-Badle Di Aag 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan

50-Dhee Rani 1985 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Yousuf Khan, Talish, Nanha

51-Rishta Kaghaz Da 1985 Anjuman, Ali Ejaz, Nanha, Nazli

52-Qismat 1985 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Arifa Siddiqi, Ilyas

       Kashmiri

53-Maa Puttar 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan

54-Lakha Daku 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Nazli

55-Ajab Khan 1985 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Babra, Afzal

56-Sauday Bazi 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ali Ejaz, Sangeeta, Nazli

57-Khuddar 1985 Anjuman, Rani, Mustafa Qureshi, Iqbal Hassan, Talish

58-Jagga 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Afzal, Yousuf

59-Shah Behram 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Kaifi, Mohammad Ali, Iqbal

       Hassan

60-Mehndi 1985 Anjuman, Javed Shaikh, Sangeeta, Nanha, Rangeela, Afzal

61-Ziddi Khan 1985 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Shahida Mini

62-Wadera 1985 Anjuman, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Arifa Siddiqi, Mustafa

       Qureshi

63-Chann Te Surma 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Mumtaz,

       Zummur ud

64-Do Qaidi 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Chakori, Mustafa Qureshi

65-Qaidi 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Zumurrud, Firdous, Afzal

66-Joora 1986 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Ali Ejaz, Sangeeta, Bindia, Iqbal Hassan

67-Chann Bahadur 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Yousuf Khan

68-Insaaf 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Rangeela, Nazli

69-Akbar Khan 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Gori, Mustafa Qureshi, Zummurud

70-Hitler 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Firdous, Habib

71-Qarz 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mohammad Ali, Irfan Khoost, Nanha,

       Naghma, Bahar, Mustafa Qureshi

72-Puttar Shahiye Da 1986 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa

       Qureshi

73-Kali Basti 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Bazgha, Mustafa Qureshi

74-Sanjhi Hathkari 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Gori,

       Zumurrud

75-Dara Gujjar 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Zumurrud,

       Naghma

76-Haq Such 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Kaifi

77-Qeemat 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Yousuf Khan, Zumurrud, Khanum

78-Malanga 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Ilyas Kashmiri

79-Mela 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Zumurrud, Gori

80-Sher Bahadur 1986 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Afzaal, Urooj, Zummurud

81-Jugnu 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Talish, Babar, Sitara, Arifa

82-Doli Te Hathkari 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Bahar,

       Durdana

83-Jurnel Singh 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Chakori, Nanha,

      Adeeb

84-Disco Dancer 1987 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Asif Khan, Rangeela, Nanha,

       Sheva

85-Faqeeria 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Arifa Siddiqi, Mustafa Qureshi

86-Silsila 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Talish, Durdana

87-Allah Rakha 1987 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Sultan Rahi, Talish, Zumurrud

88-Dulari 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Ismail Shah

89-Janbaz 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Sitara

90-Ik Si Daku 1987 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Mustafa Qureshi, Shahid, Afzal

91-Bagroo 1987 Anjuman, Shahid, Shehbaz, Talish, Akmal, Sawan, Sapna

92-Tiger 1987 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Sheeva, Sashma Shahee

93-Shaka 1988 Anjuman, Shehbaz Akmal, Babar, Afzal, Soniya, Nemat Sarhadi

94-Bardasht 1988 Anjuman, Izhar Qazi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Ismail Shah

95-Qismat Wala 1988 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi

96-Noori 1988 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Afzal Ahmed, Ilyas

97-Disco Leonei 1988 Anjuman, Badar Minir, Sangeeta, Rangeela, Nemat

       Sarhadi

98-Roti 1988 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Humayun Qureshi

99-Huntar Wali 1988 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Rangeela,

       Humayun Qureshi

100-Aakhri Muqadama 1988 Anjuman, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Bahar, Iqbal

         Hassan

101-Sikandra 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Mustafa

         Qureshi

102-Super Girl 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Gori, Hamayun Qureshi, Rangeela,

         Albela

103-Qatil Haseena 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Akbar, Rangeela, Humayun

         Qureshi

104-Maula Saeen 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Rangeela,

         Mustafa Qureshi

105-Aakhri Qatal 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Mustafa

         Qureshi, Adeeb

106-Zabardast 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Talish

107-Bilawal 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Talish, Afzal, Sitara, Albela, Jahanzeb

108-Kalka 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Asif Khan, Afzal, Shahida Mini, Adeeb

109-Daket 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Mustafa Qureshi

110-Changeza 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Hamayun Qureshi, Rangeela,

         Humayun Qureshi, Afzal, Abid Ali

111-Achhoo 302 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Talish, Humayun Quresh, Afzal

         Ahmed

112-Nangi Talwar 1989 Anjuman, Javed Shaikh, Talish, Ghulam Mohayuddin

113-Mazdoor 1989 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Gori, Adeeb, Bahar, Humayun

         Qureshi

114-Hoshiar 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Javed Shaikh, Kavita, Ghulam

         Mohayuddin, Ismail Shah

115-Shera Baluch 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Naghma, Sangeeta, Deeba, Sonia

116-Allah Waris 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Humayun

        Qureshi

117-Insaniyat Ke Dushman 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Nadeem, Neeli, Izhar

        Qazi, Abid Ali, Hamyun Qureshi, Afzaal

118-Palay Khan 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Shahida Mini, Rangeela, Bahar,

         Humayun Qureshi

119-Governor 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Abid Ali, Humayun

         Qureshi

120-Daku Haseena 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Rangeela, Humayun

         Qureshi

121-Lutera 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Adeeb. Durdana, Kanwal, Albela

122-Sultana 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Humayun

         Qureshi, Sonia

123-Kali Charan 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Akbar, Sameena Peerzada,

         Rangeela, Shafquat Cheema

124-Shadmani 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Naghma,

         Rangeela, Humayun Qureshi

125-Loha 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Sitara, Babra, Gori

126-Waliya 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Sonia, Babar, Bahar, Adeeb, Tengeela

127-Malanga 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Qazi, Bahar, Albela, Humayun

         Qureshi

128-Makhan Gujjar 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Babra Sharif, Rangeela, Bahar,

         Albela

129-Paisa Naach Nachawe 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Javed Shaikh, Shakeela

         Qureshi

130-Sarmaya 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Javed Shaikh, Waseem Abbas, Sonia,

         Shakeela

131-Allah Shehanshah 1990 Anjuman, Yousuf Khan, Javed Shaikh, Abid Ali,

         Bahar, Ilyas Kashmiri

132-Jangi 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Sahar, Naghma, Humayun

        Qureshi

133-Sholay e Sholay 1990 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Muniza

         Shaikh, Asif Khan

134-Bhangra 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Sawan, Bahar, Humayun Qureshi, Asif

         Khan

135-Election 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Gori, Saima,

         Humayun Qureshi

136-Wehshi Dogar 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Hamyun Qureshi, Shahida Mini,

         Abid Ali

137-Maula Te Mukho 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Madiha Shah, Tarique Shah,

         Ilyas Kashmiri

138-Chiragh Bali 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Izhar Qazi, Ghulam Mohayuddin

139-Billoo Badshah 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Afzaal Ahmed, Muniza Shaikh,

         Jahanzeb

140-Qanoon Apna Apna 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin,

          Naghma, Humayun Qureshi

141-Riaz Gujjar 1991 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Hina Shaheen, Humayun Qureshi

142-Khooni Sholay 1992 Babra Sharif, Sultan Rahi, Anjuman, Nadeem, Bahar

143-Bulanda 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Shahida

144-Hasinon Ki Baarat 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Javed Shaikh, Mohammad

         Ali

145-Kakay Da Kharak 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Shahida Mini, Bahar

146-Majhoo 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Ghulam Mohayuddin

147-Hijrat 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Kavita, Izhar Qazi

148-Supra 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Saiqa

149-Wadero Sain 1992 Anjuman, Ghulam Mohayuddin, Mustafa Qureshi

150-Mehbooba 1992 Reema, Shaan, Anjuman, Nadra, Nadeem, Hamayun

151-Gawah Te Badmash 1992 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Gori, Adeeb, Talish

152-Subay Khan 1993 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Javed Shaikh, Rangeela,

         Humayun

153-Khandan 1994 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Nadeem, Hamayun Qureshi

154-Gujjar Badshah 1994 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Izhar Qazi, Humayun

155-Jabroo Te Malangi 1994 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Humayun

         Qureshi

156-Bala Peerey Da 1994 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Umer Sharif, Bahar,

         Humayun

157-Damm Mast Qalandar 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Madiha, Mohammad Ali

158-Dam Mast Qalandar 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Mohammad Ali, Rembo

159-Madam Rani 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Reema, Nadeem, Hamayun

         Qureshi

160-Mangal Khan 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Humayun Qureshi

161-Golden Girl 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Shahida Mini, Izhar Qazi

162-Khoon Da Hisab 1995 Anjuman, Sultan Rahi, Humayun Qureshi

163-Chohdrani 1999 Saima, Shaan, Anjuman, Saud , Sabira, Shafqat Cheema

164-Jug Mahi 2000 Sana, Shaan, Anjuman, Saud, Nargis, Rembo, Ghulam

         Mohayuddin

165 Peengan 2000 Anjuman, Saud, Sana, Babu Ali, Irfan Khoost, Sardar Kamal

166 Jatti Da Wair 2000 Anjuman, Saud, Moamar Rana, Nargis, Afzal, Humayun

Abida Parveen

Abida Parveen (born 1954) (Sindhi: عابده پروين, Urdu: عابده پروین), is a singer of Sindhi descent and one of the foremost exponents of Sufi music (Sufiana kalaam). She sings mainly ghazals, Urdu love songs, and her forte, Kafis, a solo genre accompanied by percussion and harmonium, using a repertoire of songs by Sufi poets.Parveen sings in Urdu, Sindhi, Seraiki, Punjabi and Persian, and together with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is considered one of the finest Sufi vocalists of the modern era.A few years ago she has taken a Bay'ah, and formally entered into the tutelage of a spiritual master, Muhammad Najeeb Sultan. She has expressed Muhammad Najeeb Sultan as her spiritual master in many songs. In December 2009 she launched an album in his name.

Early life

Abida Parveen, a Sindhi, was born in mohalla Ali Goharabad in Larkana (Sindh province, Pakistan).She received her musical training initially from her father, Ustad Ghulam Haider, and later from Ustad Salamat Ali Khan of the Sham Chorasia gharana. Growing up, she attended her father's music school,where her foundation in music was laid.

Career

Abida Parveen embarked upon her professional career from Radio Pakistan, Hyderabad, in 1973. Her first hit was the Sindhi song “Tuhinje zulfan jay band kamand widha”.

Coke Studio

Abida performed on the internationally acclaimed Pakistani show Coke Studio, on which she sang three songs, including Ramooz-e-Ishq, Nigah-e-Darwaishaan, and Soz-e-Ishq.

Personal life

Abida Parveen in concert at Oslo

Abida was married to Ghulam Hussain Sheikh, senior producer at Radio Pakistan, who died a few years ago and who nurtured her development as a singer in her early years. The couple had a daughter Priya, an MBA who acts as her adviser, and a son Saranj.

Awards

President of Pakistan’s Award for Pride of Performance (1982), and the Sitara-e-Imtiaz (2005).

Discography

Aap Ki Abida

Are Logo Tumhara Kiya

Best of Abida Parveen (1997)

Baba Bulleh Shah

Abida Parveen Sings Songs of the Mystics Vol 1

Arifana Kalam

Chants Soufis Du Pakistan

Faiz by Abida

Ghalib by Abida Parveen

Ghazal Ka Safar Vol I

Ghazal Ka Safar Vol II

Har Tarannum

Hazrat Sultanul Arafin Haq Bahu Rematullah

Heer By Abida

Ho Jamalo

Ishq Mastana

Jahan-e-Khusrau

Jeewey Sain Yan Jeewey

Kabir by Abida (2002)

Kafian Bulleh Shah

Kafiyan Khwaja Ghulam Farid

Khazana

Kuch Is Ada Se Aaj

Latthe Di Chadar

Mahi Yaar Di Ghadoli

Mere Dil Se

Meri Pasand - Abida Parveen

Raqs-e-Bismil - Dance of the Wounded

Sarhadein

Sings Amir Khusrau

Tera Ishq Nachaya

The very best of Abida

Yaadgar Ghazalen Vol 1

Rukh-e-Murshid (A tribute to Abida Parveen's Murshid Sahibzada Muhammad Najeeb Sultan)

MEHRAN TV

FOX MOVIES

FOX MOVIES

Asad Amanat Ali Khan

Asad Amanat Ali Khan (September 25, 1955 – April 8, 2007) was a popular classical, semi-classical and ghazal singer from Pakistan. Hailing from famous Patiala Gharana, Asad was son of famous musician Ustad Amanat Ali Khan. Asad Amanat Ali Khan died relatively young of heart attack on April 8, 2007 in London.

Early life and background

Asad Amanat Ali Khan was born in Lahore, Pakistan. His great-grandfather, Ali Baksh Khan, was the founder of the Patiala Gharana. His grandfather, Akhtar Hussain, was a prominent musician of his time who added to his repute by coaching two of his sons into becoming a formidable singing duo(Amanat Ali Khan and Fateh Ali Khan). Amanat Ali Khan, Asad's father, died in 1974. Asad's younger brother Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan is a popular pop singer and he was the lead singer of band Fuzon.

Singing career

When he was 10 years old Asad recorded his first song, which featured on his grandfather’s debut album. He had also been interested in academics and often said if not a singer, he would love to be a pilot. He joined a private institution however and began singing professionally after completing his F.A. He started his musical career performing "Thumri" and then went on to record some of his most popular Punjabi numbers and Ghazals, such as "Umra Lagian", "Zara Zara", "Kal Chaudwin Ki Raat", and "Ghar Wapas Jab". One of the songs that featured in almost every concert he performed, arguably his biggest hit, was "Insha Ji Utho" (Originally sung by his father).

Asad worked for Pakistan Television for several years. Nisar Bazmi, composer and PTV producer, who died one week before him, gave him his first break, introducing the artist to the world on live television. He retained his affiliation with television through the years, recording over 1,000 songs. Asad also contributed to the Pakistani film industry, featuring on a number of soundtracks. Moreover, he caught the attention of neighboring Bollywood and contributed to soundtracks there too.

Asad also sang as a member of singing duo with his uncle Hamid Ali Khan. Asad owed much of his early recognition to his late father's famous numbers. Quite often his concert would round off with "Insha'a Jee utho, abb cooch karo" (Get up O Insha! It's time to leave the world) — [Insha Allah Khan born 15 June 1927 d. 11 January 1978) who wrote it, a song that finds another ironic reference in Asad's death. , Amanat Ali and Asad Amanat who sang it — both died relatively young. Other than music and the family name, Asad inherited from his father a passion to act in films. But the affair was cut short after an unsuccessful attempt.

Asad Amanat Ali was also famed for his "soz-o-salam" recitations in Urdu describing the events of Karbala during Ashura in Muharram, and appeared on many radio and television specials about Karbala over the years before his death.

Awards

Like his father, Asad was given the president’s award for Pride of Performance. The government of Pakistan acknowledged Asad Amanat Ali Khan’s immense contribution to Pakistani music by awarding him the Pride of Performance on March 23, 2007 (2 weeks before his death).

Death

He had visited London in January and was receiving treatment for a condition known as Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.He returned to Pakistan however during his treatment to receive the President's award of Pride of Performance. After receiving the award he had left Pakistan on April 3, 2007 for medical consultation, and while in England, on April 8, 2007 died in Cassiobury Park in London whilst enjoying an outing with the family. He had fallen to the ground and many attempts were made to revive him however, he had died instantaneously. His medical tests were scheduled for the following week but he never got a chance to continue his treatment. His body was brought back to his home country Pakistan for the burial. He was buried in Mominpura Graveyard Lahore.

Discography

Some of his superhit songs are listed below.

Awaz Who Jado sa (Saheli)

Insha Ji Utho (Originally sung by his father)

Ghar Wapis Jub ao gai tum

Umraan langiyaan pabbaan paahr

Pyaar Nahii Hai Sur Se Jisko

Abhi Kalion Mein

Diyaar Yaar Geya

Doob Gai Sub

Ghum Tera Hum Ne

Jo Bhi Dil Ki

Kal Chowdhwein Ki Raat

Zara zara dil meiN dard huaa

Apne haathoN kii lakiiroN meiN

Piya dekhan ko tarseiN morey

Kisi aur gham meiN itni khalish-e-nihaN nahiN hai (lyrics: Mustafa Zaidi)

Ek lamha-e-wisal tha wapas na aa saka (Poet: Raees Warsi )

Youn bhi tou raas rooh ko tanhai aa gaaee (Poet: Raees Warsi )