Waheed Murad

Waheed Murad in the film Armaan

Waheed Murad (Urdu: ) (2 October1938 23 November 1983 (was a Pakistani film actor ,producer and script writer ,famous for his charming expressions ,attractive personality ,tender voice and unusual talent for acting .Waheed is considered as one of the most famous and influential actors of South Asia. He is often referred to as the Chocolaty Hero or Chocolate Hero. Born in Karachi, Sindh, British India, started his film career as cameo in 1959 in the film Saathi, when he was 21 years old. His fulltime film career began in 1962 with the film Aulaad, in which he appeared in a supporting role. He produced a film Heera aur Pathar in 1964, in which he appeared in a leading role for the first time. He became the leading figure of film industry after a series of commercially successful films during 1964 to 1971. His naughty facial gestures, romanticism and alluring performance style during picturisation of songs made him immensely popularand controversial. One of his biggest successful films is Armaan, which was produced by him, made a pivotal impact on the subcontinental film industry such that the Pakistani film industry was considered as the rising star and the film made him a superstar overnight. Once, in an interview in 1967, he said that Dilip Kumar, too, was not an immortal actor. In November 2010, after a long period of 27 years after his death, the Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari awarded him the Sitarae Imtiaz, the third highest honour and civilian award by the State of Pakistan, given in the fields of literature, arts, sports, medicine, or science.[10]

Waheed Murad Born 2 October 1938

Karachi, Sindh, British India

23 November 1983 (aged 45) Died Karachi,[1][2][3] Sindh, Pakistan

Resting place Gulberg III Graveyard, AliZeb Road, Lahore[22]

Monuments

Waheed Murad Road in Karachi Karachi

Residence Lahore x Other names x x Education Alma mater completed Masters) Film actor Occupation Producer Screenwriter Years active Known for of the Pakistani film industry in the 1960s. Notable work(s) Home town Spouse(s) x x Heera aur pathar Armaan 19591983 His romantic & flirt acting that revolutionised acting style Chocolaty Hero or Chocolate Hero Lady killer Veedu

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Film career Film Art productions Playback singers Personal life o Early life o Marriage o Days of struggle o Last days and death Legacy Awards Filmography Discography See also References External links

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Film career
For a detailed filmography, see Waheed Murad filmography. Waheed Murad started his film career by joining his father's established 'Film Art' in 1961 as producer of the film Insaan badalta hai. In his second film as producer Jab se dakha hai tumhein he cast Darpan with Zeba as heroine. Afterwards, Darpan most of the time started coming late at studio. Zeba suggested Waheed to cast himself as hero in his next film. Waheed was not ready to sign himself in his own movies. But when the same suggestion came from his old good friend Pervaiz Malik, he accepted it on the condition that if Zeba would be his costar, Zeba accepted in return (according to Zeba). As a result he firstly appeared in a supporting role in 1962's Aulad. The film was directed by his friend S.M. Yousuf. Aulad got much more acclaims from critics, and it also got the Nigar award in the best film's category for the year. Heera aur pathar was his first movie as a leading actor and considered to be his major breakthrough. He got the Nigar award in the best actor category for

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Best Actor Heera aur pathar (1964) Andaleeb (1969) Mastana mahi (1971)

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Best Producer Armaan (1966) Legend Award for life time achievement (2002)

the same film. In 1966, he acted in Armaan under his production which was directed by Pervaiz Malik. Armaan broke all the box office records at that time and completed 75 weeks in theatres, gave him the status of superstar or perhaps the first superstar of Pakistani films. The film is a romantic and melodious love story. The songs like Koko korina..., Akele na jana..., Betaab ho udhar tum... and Zindagi apni thi ab tak... sung by legendary singer Ahmed Rushdi became extremely popular among the youth especially among the college girls. He received two Nigar awards for the categories best producer and best actor for the film Armaan. During the same year, he starred in another superhit film Jaag utha insaan with costar Zeba. This fact is on record that in Zeba's success, Waheed had a very important contribution as he cast her in his films and brought country wide fame for her. In 1967, he appeared as leading actor in masterpieces like Devar bhabi, Doraha, Insaaniyat and 'Maan baap. Devar bhabi is considered as one of his best movies and completed 50 weeks in the cinemas. The story of Devar bhabi is based on IndoPak's unjust social thoughts and norms. Insaaniyat is also considered as one of his best movies in which he played a role of a dedicated doctor. From 1964 to 1968, Waheed Murad and Pervaiz Malik made blockbusters like Heera aur pathar, Armaan, Ehsaan, Doraha and Jahan tum wahan hum. The successful combination of Waheed Murad, Pervaiz Malik, Masroor Anwar, Sohail Rana, Ahmed Waheed Murad & Zeba in the film Armaan (1966) Rushdi and Zeba created a number of successful films. Waheed Murad brought Malik, Anwar and Rana under the umbrella of 'Film Arts'. But in late 1960s, dissension grew between Waheed Murad and other three team members of 'Film Art'. Pervaiz Malik was not happy with Waheed's taking away the credit for all the success of movies and giving little recognition to others. So the Film Arts broke up and Pervaiz Malik started creating his own projects with new actors. A total of seven films, including two films, i.e., Usey dekha usey chaha and Dushman released after a long gap of 6 years in 1974, were produced with the combination of Waheed and Pervaiz (but not under 'Film Art' Production). In 1969, Waheed produced, wrote and directed his own movie Ishaara but the movie flopped at box office. Andaleeb was released in 1969, which was directed by Fareed Ahmed. Other costars included Shabnam, Aliya, Talish and Mustafa Qureshi. Andaleeb proved to be one of the greatest films of the year. Moviegoers loved his acting esp. in the song Kuch log rooth kar bhi... sung by Ahmed Rushdi in which Waheed is teasing Shabnam in his red sports car.[1] Waheed Murad received Nigar award in the best actor category for that film. Critics are unanimous that singer Ahmed Rushdi had a significant role in the success of Waheed Murad, and that Rushdi's voice was tailor made for him. From 1970 to 1979, many of his films were superhit like Naseeb apna apna and Anjuman in 1970; Neend hamare khuwab tumhare and Mastana mahi (Waheed's first Punjabi film) in 1971; Baharo phool barsao in 1972; Ishq mera naa (Punjabi film) and Shama in 1974; Jab jab phool khiley in 1975; Shabana in 1976; Saheli, Parakh and Khuda aur muhabbat in 1978; and Awaz and Bahan bhai in 1979. Mastana mahi was Waheed's first Punjabi film, which was also produced by him and directed by Iftikhar Khan. Mastana mahi was purely a romantic musical film. Waheed received Nigar award for the best actor for Mastana mahi. During early 1970s, he had no or very little choice in selecting his co stars. Zeba, after her marriage with Mohammad Ali, was not allowed to work as heroine with Waheed Murad. Soon Shabnam's husband Robin Ghosh forced her to not work with Waheed. Even Nisho was not Waheed Murad & Shabnam in the film Andaleeb (1969) allowed to work with him. These were major setbacks for Waheed's career. Most of the top producers offered Waheed secondary roles in their films due to a monopoly against him. In addition, Nadeem was giving him a stiff competition in the 1970s.[1] So Waheed had been cast by less popular directors and producers and had been given the role of 'stereotypical romantic hero'. Films like Naag Mani (1972), Mastani Mehbooba (1974), Laila Majnu (1974), Izzat (1975), Dilruba (1975), Raaste ka pathar (1976), Mehboob mera mastana (1976), and Naag aur nagan (1976) gave him major setbacks. By late 1970s and early 1980s, Waheed was being cast in supporting roles either with Nadeem or with Mohammad Ali in the films like Parastish (1977), Aadmi (1978), Khuda aur mohabbat (1978), Awaz (1978), Behan Bhai (1979), Wadey ki zanjeer (1979), Raja ki aaye gi barat (1979), Zameer (1980), Badnaam (1980), Gun man (1981), Kiran aur kali (1981), Gherao (1981), Ahat (1982) and Maang meri bhar do (1983). The films Hero (1985) and Zalzala (1987) were released after his death. Films Muqaddar, Aankhon ke taare, Aas paas and Andaaz were either incomplete films or not released by the producers.[11] Hero was the last film of Waheed's life, directed by Iqbal Yousuf. The film was released after almost two years of Waheed's death in 1985. Another Waheed's delayed film Zalzala was released after 4 years of his death in 1987, which was also directed by Iqbal Yousuf. Zalzala did nothing at the box office, however, Hero completed its Silver Jubilee in Karachi. Muqaddar, Aankhon Kay Taray, Aas Paas and Andaaz were the films that were either left incomplete or remain unreleased till todate.

Waheed Murad, in his 30year career, paired with several actresses like Zeba, Shamim Ara, Rani, Naghma, Aaliya, Sangeeta, Kaveeta, Aasia, Shabnam, Deeba, Babra Sharif, Rukhsana, Bahar and Neelo. He acted in a total of 124 films (2 films were released after his death) of which 38 were black and white and 86 were in colour. Besides this he also appeared in 6 films as a guest star including his ever first and shortest appearance on silver screen in 1959's Saathi. He acted in 115 Urdu films, 8 Punjabi films and 1 Pushto film, and earned 32 prestigious film awards including ones for best producer and for best actor.[6]

Film Art productions

Waheed Murad produced eleven films under his father's established 'Film Art'. He was the youngest film producer in the industry at that time. As producer, Waheed Murad was a successful producer. Most of his produced films were either Golden Jubilee or Silver Jubilee. During the 1960s and early 1970s, he produced films like Insaan badalta hai (1961) (his first film as producer), Armaan (1966), Ehsaan (1967), Naseeb apna apna (1970) and Mastana mahi (Punjabi film of 1971). However, after Mastana Mahi he produced no film except Hero which was produced in the 1980s and was released after his death. As director, he had directed as well as produced Ishaara (1969) with costar Deeba. But the film failed to achieve the viewers' expectances.

Playback singers
For a detailed discography, see Waheed Murad discography In Waheeds acting career, most of the popular songs picturised on him were sung by Ahmed Rushdi. Ahmed Rushdis voice was considered as Waheeds second voice. Waheed himself acknowledged that songs in Rushdi's voice made his work easier and that he was more comfortable in acting with his songs. Rushdi sang more than 200 duet and solo songs for him and played a significant role in his success.[13] Other playback singers were Mehdi Hassan, Masood Rana, Saleem Raza, Akhlaq Ahmed, Mujeeb Aalam, Asad Amanat Ali Khan, Bashir Ahmad, Ustad Amanat Ali Khan and A Nayyar. He enlivened the silver screen with his extraordinary talent in picturisation of romantic songs. Some of those popular songs are Tumhain kaisay bata doon, Kuch log rooth kar bhi, Dil tumko dey diya, Koko korina, Jhoom aye dil wo dera jaanebahar aye ga, Beetay huway khuch din aisay hain tanhai jinhain duhrati hey, Mujhe tum nazar say gira to rahay ho, Yun kho gaiy teray pyar mein hum, Socha tha piyar na karan gain, Khamosh hein nazaray and Aye abre karam aaj itna baras.[12]

Personal life
Early life Waheed Murad was born in Karachi, Sindh, British India on October 2, 1938. [4][22] He was the only child to his father, Nisar Murad, a wellknown film distributor since before Pakistans creation, and to his mother Shireen Murad, and the grandson of Zahoor Ilahi Murad, who was a lawyer in Sialkot and an acquaintance of Sir Muhammad Iqbal. [4] Waheed got early education from Lawrence College, Ghora Gali, Murree till Grade 2, completed rest of his schooling and matriculation in 1954 from Marie Colaco School, Karachi, [4][8][22] did graduation from Sindh Muslim Arts College in Karachi, and then mastered in English literature from University of Karachi. [4][22] A strong educational background placed Waheed Murad at an advantage compared to other film producers and actors of his time. Since his childhood Waheed was being given an exposure to leading actors of that time who used to visit his father regularly and inspired him to pursue an acting career. In his childhood, he used to wear a guitar around his neck and was famous as a good dancer among his friends. In his school life he played parts in several plays, which made him more popular. His best friends were Iqbal Yousuf and Pervaiz Malik, who joined the same profession Waheed joined, and were remained associated, esp. Iqbal Yousuf, with him for the rest of his life. Waheed Murad and Pervez Malik were childhood friends. After completing graduation both expressed desire for higher education abroad, since Wahid was the only child of his parents, he was not allowed to go abroad, but Pervez Malik gone for masters in film production in California, USA. Meanwhile, Waheed enrolled for Masters in English Literature at the University of Karachi. He was the first actor who had a masters degree in Pakistani film industry. Pervez returned homeland four years later and became the only film director to hold a masters degree in film production from the University of California.[14][15] Marriage Waheed Murad had a sort of liking towards Salma, a daughter of Karachi based industrialist and a Memon Ibrahim Maker, when both were in grade nine. Their marriage took place on Thursday, 17 September 1964. The wedding ceremony was arranged at Nisar Murad's house at Tariq Road, Karachi. He addressed his wife as Bibi at home. They had two daughters (Aaliya and Sadia) and one son (Adil). Sadia died in infancy and both Waheed Murad and Salma became inconsolable. However, their two children, Aalia and Adil brought happiness and comfort to their lives. Days of struggle By late 1970s, Waheed was being cast in supporting roles either with Nadeem or with Mohammad Ali, or being offered by 'B class' film directors. Most of the leading heroines like Zeba, Shabnam and Nisho were not allowed to play lead roles with Waheed by their husbands. The heartthrobing actor Waheed Murad could not take such an ignominious treatment meted

out to him by industry, but kept silent and did not seek help from his friends. Pervaiz Malik, who was became an established director and producer by late seventies, wrote in a local newspaper: "Not even once during that time Waheed come to me seeking work in my films."[1] Waheed was becoming depressed. His close friends revealed that he was becoming addicted to alcohol, oral tobacco and sleeping pills. Even his domestic life suffered and his wife Salma left for the United States. A combination of bad habits and stress caused ulceration in Waheed's stomach in 1981. He suffered from bleeding and had to undergo stomach removal to save his life. His many fans came to the hospital to donate blood to save the life of their favourite hero. Although, he recovered, he lost a significant amount of weight. Even then, Iqbal Akhtar and Iqbal Yousuf, who proved to be real friends in difficult times, cast Waheed Murad in their movies. Waheed appeared pathetic in Dil ney phir yaad keya and Ghairao. Even his loyal admirers felt that it was all over for him. In 1983, Anwar Maqsood a famous TV writer and anchor and a close friend, invited Waheed to his TV comedy show Silver Jubilee. At only 90 pounds, Waheed appeared pencilthin on the screen, but attempted to put up a brave front.[1][16] However, the keen observers could see that Waheed would be unable to spellbind the public as he did in the past. Only during the singing of Tumhe kaisey bata doun... by Aalamgir in the Silver Jubilee show, Waheed's smiles reflected a shadow of his former selfprobably in his mind he was still the young hero 20 years earlier. Babra Sharif, a top actress of the time, revealed that during filming of a scene of Hero, Waheed lost his balance while walking briskly toward her and fell down. He took several minutes to catch his breath prior to standing up on his feet again.[1]

Waheed Murad in his last film Hero (1985) with Babara Shareef

In July 1983, Waheed was driving his car too fast, one of his favourite hobbies, his car struck a big tree. Waheed had a narrow escape, but was left with a large scar on his face. A few days after the accident, Waheed asked his friend Pervaiz Malik for a role. Malik knowing that Waheed was not ready for an acting assignment said, "Veedu you get better and you will be the lead in my next film." With his still razorsharp mind, he replied, "You give me the role and I will get better." He was going to Karachi to get the scar fixed in order to complete the last few scenes of Hero when he met the chief editor, Ilyas Rasheedi, of the film magazine 'Nigar' at the airport. Rasheedi wrote in his magazine:
"By chance a famous film producer was also present in the waiting area and Waheed put him on the spot by asking if he had a role for him for Javed Sheikh's father in his movie. The producer had a difficult time dodging Waheed."[1]

During the flight Waheed was very bitter. He told Rasheedi that he was reduced to working in a Pushto film produced by Badar Muneer, who used to be his car driver and help him with his household work in the late sixties, and subsequently became a successful movie star. Last days and death Waheed's son Aadil was in Karachi staying with his grandmother. A day before his face surgery, Waheed celebrated his birthday. He bought several gifts for Aadil and wished him a happy year. He returned late to spend the night at Anita Ayub's mother Mumtaz Ayub's home. When Waheed did not wake up until late, the door had to be forced open and Waheed was found lying on the floor, dead for several hours. A paan leaf with 'something' in it was found in his mouth. Nobody knows for sure if it was a heart attack or suicide.[1][17] Waheed was buried near his father's grave in Gulberg Graveyard, Ali Zeb Road, Lahore. A few months before his death, Waheed Murad as well as other actors and singers had appeared on a show to pay Ahmed Rushdi a tribute, many of those same people appeared on the show six months later, reminiscing about Waheed.[18]

Legacy
His contribution to art and films in SubContinent is unanimously considered as revolutionary by all the film critics. His acting style is being taught in Indian and Pakistani film institutions.[23] He is considered as one of the pioneering Rock n' Roll stars of Pakistan. Due to his romantic and alluring style of acting, he became famously known as the Chocolaty Hero and Lady Killer. His hair cut, dressing style and even his conversation style were very popular among the youth. One can say that he was the cultural icon of the Pakistani Film Industry. Once he went to Saddar area of Karachi in his white car. Realizing that it was his car, a group of 30 college girls covered the vehicle with lipstick kisses.[12] The rise and fall of Waheed is quite similar to that of Elvis Presley and analogies have been drawn between these two icons. According to a film critic, Waheed Murad was like Elvis Presley who enjoyed early success, the status of being the most mesmerising personality of his country. He earned great fame and then faced a sudden fall and had an untimely death.[19] Despite the Islamisation of Pakistani society, downfall of Pakistani film industry, destruction of major cinemas of Karachi and Lahore, and dominancy of Bollywood films, his films are still shown on film festivals, cinemas and TV and are well received.[1] Rajesh Khanna, an Indian actor, said in his interview with Shama Delhi magazine:

"After seeing a lot of movies of Waheed Murad, I admit he was a really great actor and I admire his matchless acting performance."[20]

Ilyas Rashidi, the founder of Nigar Awards, wrote in his magazine:

"Waheed Murad was a born hero."

Ghulam Mohiuddin, a Pakistani film actor, said:

"Waheed Murad was not an individual but he was an era in his own right which ended when he was sidelined by those who took over the industry in the early 1980s, ... he was a great artiste, who recreated the image of a romantic hero. His acting was natural; he had a great deal of musical sense and was matchless when it came to picturising a song."[19]

Lehri, a Pakistani film comedian, said:

"He was a great companion, an unforgettable friend and a humble man so rich in terms of money and fortunes."[19]

Sangeeta, a Pakistani film director and actress, said:

"For me, it was a great time when I had been working with him."[19]

In the recent Hollywood film Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London, actress Leilah Isaacs character Sabeen remembers Waheed Murad. Frankie Muniz, reprising his role as Agent Cody Banks, discloses to his cosmopolitan band members that he is a secret agent. To this, a Nigerian boy claims to be SpiderMan while another girl calls herself Lara Croft. As the actors associate themselves with their favourite comic book characters, Sabeen says: "And Im Waheed Murad." This entices all to ask "what?" to which she replies, "Famous Indian actor!"[21] Waheed Murad was a superb actor and probably one of the best whoever graced Lollywood. His failure in movies was not owing to lack of talent. In fact, he was the most stylish and original actor in Pakistan. He improved the image of industry by shining through their mediocre scripts; they repaid him by contributing to his downfall. Bad luck, his own strong personality and rendezvous with several actresses also ruined him. He, however, still lives on in the hearts of millions of fans. As his daughter Aaliya said:
"If Dad knew that he had such a following, he would not have died."[1]

Awards
For a detailed list of awards, see List of awards and nominations received by Waheed Murad

Filmography
For a detailed filmography, see Waheed Murad filmography.

Discography
For a list of his songs, see List of Waheed Murad songs.

See also
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Adil Murad (external link) Cinema of Pakistan (external link)

References
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Waheed Murad's Official Website Waheed Murad's Biography Chowk: : Rise and Fall of a Silver Screen Hero. Waheed Murad. IMDB Pakistani film heroes in the 60's. Pakistan Film Magazine Pakistani film magazine: Waheed Murad President confers SitaraeImtiaz on Waheed Murad President to confer SitareImtiaz posthumously to Waheed Murad Waheed Murad: Movies. Anis Shakur The man who changed cinema DAWN Images; November 26, 2006 Ahmed rushdi's songs for Waheed Remembering the chocolate hero: Waheed Murad | DesPardes.com. Marghadeen: Portrait of Artist as Waheed Murad 13. Remembering Waheed.http://anisshakur.tripod.com/id31.html

Chocolate Hero Waheed Murads 75th Birthday. Despardes.com 15. OBITUARY: Farewell, Pervez Malik
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Light, Camera, Action Waheed Murad Interview YouTube Fame and fidelity DAWN Magazine; March 11, 2007. Waheed Murad Urdu Article by Fareed Ashraf Ghazi KARACHI: Murad remembered as a legend DAWN Local; November 24, 2007. Starbuzz DAWN Images; December 25, 2005

Waheed Murad filmography

Waheed Murad acted in a total of 124 films as an actor and 6 films as a guest star. He had produced 11 films, directed 1 film and written 4 films.

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As an actor o Diamond Jubilee films o Platinum Jubilee films o Golden Jubilee films o Silver Jubilee films o Flopped films o Incomplete films As a cameo As a producer As a director As a writer As a singer See also References External links

As an actor
Waheed Murad acted in a total of 124 films (2 films were released after his death) of which 38 were black and white and 86 were in colour. He acted in 115 Urdu films, 8 Punjabi films and 1 Pushto film. He also appeared as guest star in 6 films: 3 Urdu films & 3 Punjabi films. As an actor, Waheed achieved 4 Nigar Awards in the best actor's category for the films Heera Aur Pathar, Armaan, Andleeb and Mastana Mahi. A summary of his films released during the 1960s to 1980s (excluding the films, in which he appeared as a guest actor) is as follows: Total 38 72 14 124 Urdu 38 66 11 115 Punjabi 0 6 2 8 Pushto 0 0 1 1 Diamond 0 1 0 1 Platinum 2 2 0 4 Golden 9 18 3 30 Silver 19 23 8 50 Flops 8 28 3 39

1962-1970 1971-1980 1981-1987 Total

A complete list of his Diamond, Platinum, Golden and Silver Jubilee and flopped films is as below:

Diamond Jubilee films

Year Film 1976 Shabana Director Zafar Shabab Other actors Babra Sharif, Shahid, Nanna, Masood Akhtar Remarks Waheeds only Diamond Jubilee film

Platinum Jubilee films

Year Film 1966 Armaan Director Pervaiz Malik Other actors Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Zahoor Ahmed Remarks Pakistan's first Platinum Jubilee film Waheed achieved two Nigar Awards, i.e., for best producer & best actor

1970 Anjuman

Hassan Tariq M. Akram Zafar Shabab

1974 Ishq mera naa 1978 Awaz

Rani, Deeba, Santosh Kumar, Sabiha Khanam, Lehri, Ilyas Aliya, Iqbal Hussain, Ilyas, Saba, Naheed Shabnam, Mohammad Ali, Ghulam Mohiuddin, Naghma

Punjabi film

Golden Jubilee films

Year Film 1962 Aulad Director S.M. Yousuf Other actors Nayyar Sultana, Habib, Rukhsaana, Talish Remarks Waheed's first film as an actor; played a supporting role Santosh Kumar, Sabiha Waheed's second film as Khanam, Neelo, Lehri, an actor; played a Tarana supporting role Zeba, Ibrahim Nafees, Kamal Waheed's first film Irani, as a lead actor and Nirala{nammo}{kammo} 4th film as an actor Waheed achieved Nigar award in the best actor's category Zeba, Mohammad Ali, Sabiha Waheed's first film with Khanam, Lehri, Saqi, Talish Mohammad Ali as an actor

1963 Daaman

Qadeer Ghouri Pervaiz Malik

1964 Heera Aur Pathar

1965 Kaneez

Hassan Tariq

1967 Dewar bhabi Hassan Tariq 1967 Ehsaan Pervaiz Malik 1968 Dil Mera M.A. Dharkan Teri Rasheed 1969 Salgira Qamar Zaidi 1969 Andleeb Fareed Ahmed K. Khursheed

Rani, Sabiha Khanam, Santosh Kumar, Lehri, Jafri, Najmi Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Azad, Ibrahim Nafees Shamim Ara, Rani, Lehri, Talish Shamim Ara, Tariq Aziz, Nirala, Santosh Rissal Shabnam, Aliya, Qavi, Lehri, Masood Akhtar Deeba, Aliya, Lehri, Nirala, A. Shah

Waheed achieved Nigar award in the best actor's category

1971 Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey 1971 Mastaana mahi

Iftikhar Khan

Naghma, Aliya, Munawwar Zareef, Asad Bukhari

Waheed's first Punjabi film Waheed achieved Nigar award in the best actor's category

1972 Khalish 1972 Baharo Phool Barsao 1974 Tum salamat raho 1974 Phool mere gulshan ka 1974 Dushman

Laeeq Akhtar M. Sadiq

Rani, Sangeeta, Qavi, Talish, Alauddin, Nanna Rani, Munawwar Zareef, Aslam Pervaiz Asiya, Mohammad Ali, Mumtaz, Nayyar Sultana Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Nadeem, Lehri, Sahera Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Mumtaz, Adeeb

M.A. Rasheed Iqbal Akhtar Pervaiz Malik

Waheed's last film with Pervaiz Malik The only colour film of WaheedPervaiz combination

1974 Shama 1975 Mohabbat Zindagi Hai

Nazar Shabab Iqbal Akhtar

Deeba, Babra Sharif, Mohammad Ali, Nadeem Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Mumtaz, Lehri, Qavi

1975 Jogi 1975 Surat aur seerat 1975 Jab jab phool khiley 1978 Saheli 1978 Parakh 1978 Khuda aur mohabbat 1978 Behan bhai 1979 Aurat raj 1980 Pyari

Haider Chaudhry Iqbal Yousuf Iqbal Akhtar Shabab Kiranvi Jan Mohammad Iqbal Yousuf Nazar Shabab Rangeela Jamshed Naqvi Javed Sajjad Zahid Shah

1981 Kala dhanda gorey log 1981 Kiran aur kali

Asiya, Munawwar Saeed, Punjabi film Nanna, Ali Ejaz, Afzal Mumtaz, Sudhir, Mohammad Ali, Nisho Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Nadeem, Mumtaz Rani, Shabnam, Gullu, Nanna, Ibrahim Nafees Rani, Asif Khan, Usman Peerzada, Nanna Babra Sharif, Mohammad Ali, Gullu, Ruhi Bano Rani, Mohammad Ali, Nanna, Ali Ejaz Rani, Rangeela, Nanna, Sultan Rahi Shabnam, Ghulam Mohiuddin, Nisho, Naghma, Qavi Sangeeta, Samina, Asif Khan, Badar Munir Shabnam, Mohammad Ali, Waheed's last super hit Lehri, Shahnawaz film

Silver Jubilee films

Year Film 1965 Bahu begum 1965 Eid mubarak 1966 Josh 1966 Jaag utha insaan 1966 Bhayya 1967 Doraha 1967 Phir subha hogi Director Wazeer Ali Other actors Habib, Sabira Sultana, Deeba, Nasira S.M. Yousuf Zeba, Habib, Rukhsana, Iqbal Yousuf Iqbal Zeba, Sudhir, Rozina, Yousuf Hanif, Iqbal Yousuf Sheikh Zeba, Mohammad Ali, Hassan Firdous, Ibrahim Nafees Qazi Zaheer Chitra Singha, Anwar Rehan Hussein, Shabana Pervaiz Shamim Ara, Deeba, Malik Talish, Qurban Jilani Rafiq Rizvi Deeba, Iqbal Yousuf, Talat Siddiqui, Nirala Remarks Waheed's first film with Deeba Pakistan's first film with few colour scenes[1]

Waheed's second & last film in East Pakistan[2][10] Waheed's first film with Shamim Ara

1967 Maan baap 1967 Rishta hai pyar ka 1967 Insaniyat 1968 Samandar

Khalil Qaiser Qamar Zaidi Shabab Kiranvi Rafiq Ghauri Pervaiz Malik Waheed Murad A.H. Siddiqui S.A. Hafiz Luqman S. Suleman Qamar Zaidi Shor Lakhnavi

Zeba, Zamurrad, Yousuf Khan, Alauddin Zeba, Iqbal Yousuf, Hanif, Farida Adeeb Zeba, Tariq Aziz, Nanna, Ali Ejaz, Firdous Shabnam, Nirala, Rozina, Hanif, Qurban Jillani Shabnam, Nirala, Tamanna, Mehmood Ali Deeba, Rozina, Lehri, Talat Hussein Shabnam, Santosh Kumar, Sabiha Khanam, Lehri, Talish Deeba, Aliya, Qavi, Lehri, Saiqa, Adeeb Deeba, Rozina, Nanna, Zeenat, Adeeb Shamim Ara, Mustafa Qureshi, Khalid S. Butt Shabnam, Nirala, Tamanna, Saqi Rozina, Nadeem, Shabana, Hanif, Sangeeta

Pakistan's first film which was shot abroad (in United Kingdom)[3][4]

Waheed's first film with Shabnam

1968 Jahan tum wahan hum 1969 Ishara 1969 Ladla

1969 Ik nagina 1970 Afsana 1970 Bewafa 1970 Naseeb Apna Apna 1970 Chand sooraj

1972 Hill station

Iqbal Yousuf

Shamim Ara, Iqbal Yousuf, Qavi, Nirala

Waheed's first film with Nadeem Pakistan's first film that was based on two different stories[1] Waheed played double role, one as a hero and another as villain

1972 Daulat aur duniya 1972 Zindagi aik safar hai 1973 Jaal 1973 Anhoni

Khalifa Aliya, Rozina, Nanna, Saeed Khalifa Nazir S.M. Yousuf Shamim Ara, Ejaz, Deeba, Iqbal Yousuf, Faizi Iftikhar Nisho, Shaista Qaiser, Khan Husna, Nanna Iqbal Aliya, Zarqa, Lehri, Saqi, Akhtar Zahid Khan

Waheed's 50th film as an actor

1974 Pyar hi pyar 1974 Nanna farishta 1974 Haqeeqat 1974 Deedar

R.A. Rakhin

1976 Zubaida

1976 Waqt

1976 Waada 1976 Goonj uthi shehnai 1976 Aap ka khadim 1977 Apne huye paraye 1978 Nazrana 1979 Waday ki zanjeer 1979 Yahan se wahan tak 1979 Tarana

1979 Nishani 1980 Zameer 1980 Chhotay nawab

Asiya, Shazia, M. Saeed, Alauddin, Adeeb K. Deeba, Mohammad Ali, Khursheed Nayyar Sultana Nazrul Mohammad Ali, Deeba, Islam Babra Sharif, Talish Hassan Mohammad Ali, Rani, Tariq Mumtaz, Sabiha Khanam Aslam Daar Babra Sharif, Nisho, Sabiha Khanam, Aslam Pervaiz, Lehri Zafar Babra Sharif, Kaveeta, Shabab Shamim Ara, Habib, Nanna Aslam Daar Deeba, Asiya, Saiqa, Lehri, Alauddin S.M. Yousuf Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Ruhi Bano, Aslam Pervaiz Wazir Ali Mohammad Ali, Zeba, Najma, Rangeela Iqbal Mumtaz, Gullu, Akhtar Sangeeta, Nayyar Sultana Nazar Rani, Neelo, Gullu, Shabab Bindia, Ali Ejaz, Masood Shabab Mohammad Ali, Sabiha Kiranvi Khanam, Anjuman, Ali Ejaz Syed Kamal Kamal, Mumtaz, Asif Khan, Ali Ejaz Nazar Rani, Gullu, Nanna, Shabab Tamanna, Bahar, Meena Jamshed Shabnam, Qavi, Tariq Naqvi Aziz, Nayyar Sultana Iqbal Mohammad Ali, Deeba, Akhtar Ruhi Bano, Lehri Iqbal Shahid, Babra Sharif, Akhtar Neelo, Nanna, Hanif

Waheed's first film with Babra Sharif

Waheed's 100th film as an actor

1980 Badnaam

Iqbal Yousuf Iqbal Yousuf Shamim Ara Iqbal Akhtar Iqbal Yousuf Javed Sajjad Jamshed Naqvi Javed Fazil Gauhar Ali Iqbal Yousuf

1981 Gun man 1981 Mere apne 1981 Dil ne phir yaad kya 1981 Gherao 1981 Pakhtoon pay wilayat kamba 1982 I Love You 1982 Aahat 1983 Maang meri bhar do 1985 Hero

Mohammad Ali, Rani, Babra Sharif, Naghma, Lehri Mohammad Ali, Rani, Babra Sharif, Mumtaz Shamim Ara, Shahid, Mumtaz, Asif Raza Mir Shahid, Babra Sharif, Ibrahim Nafees, Nayyar Sultana Mohammad Ali, Shabnam, Asif Khan Mumtaz, Asif Khan, Badar Muneer Shahid, Shabnam, Arzoo, Nanna Nadeem, Shabnam, Bindia, Saqi Mohammad Ali, Shabnam, Lehri, Ishrat Babra Sharif, Mumtaz, Adil Murad, Nadeem (as guest star)

Waheed's only Pushto film,[5] which was pictured in U.K.

Waheeds last film that released during his life time. The last film of Waheed Murad's life, released after his death.

Flopped films
Year Film 1964 Mamta 1965 Saaz aur awaz 1965 Doctor 1966 Honahar 1968 Jaan-e-Arzoo Director Qadeer Ghouri M. Hashim Shaukat Hashmi S.M. Yousuf Qadeer Ghouri Shabab Kiranvi Other actors Habib, Bahar, Yasmin, Naghma, Ajmal Rani, Habib, Ragni, Adeeb, Talish, S. Gul Bahar, Yasmin, Jafri, Emi, Najmul Hassan Rukhsana, Shakeel, Tarannum, Kamal Irani Shamim Ara, Santosh Kumar, Deeba, Lehri, Aslam Pervaiz Deeba, Rozina, Saqi, Qavi, Munawwar Zarif Remarks

Waheed's first film with Rani as an actor Waheeds first film in East Pakistan[10]

1969 Tum hi ho mehboob mere

1969 Maan beta

Hassan Tariq Rafiq Rizvi Javed Hashmi Jameel Akhter Qamar Zaidi Raza Mir Fareed Ahmed Laeeq Akhter Fareed Ahmed Laeeq Akhter Iftikhar Khan Pervaiz Malik

1970 Phir chand nikle ga 1971 Afshan 1971 Khamosh nigahein 1971 Rim jhim 1972 Naag muni 1972 Bandagi 1973 Mulaqat 1973 Khwab aur zindagi 1974 Mastani mehbooba 1974 Sayyo ni mera mahi 1974 Usey dekha usey chaha

Rani, Sabiha Khanam, Santosh Kumar, Lehri, Masood Akhter Deeba, Rozina, Nirala, Azad, Ibrahim Nafees Shabnam, Aliya, Lehri, Tariq Aziz Rozina, Munawwar Zareef, Husna, Abbas Nosha Rozina, Zamarrud, Qazi Wajid, Santosh Rissal Rani, Sangeeta, Qavi, Talish, Masood Akhter Shabnam, Talat Hussein, Santosh Rissal, Talish Nisho, Qavi, Lehri, M. Saeed, Afzal Shamim Ara, Masood Akhter, Saiqa, Lehri Sangeeta, Kaveeta, Munawwar Zareef Aliya, Sabiha Khanam, Alauddin, Munawwar Zareef Rozina, Nirala, Lehri, Niggo, Santosh Rissal

Waheed and Rani both played double roles[1]

Punjabi film

Waheed and Pervaiz re-combined after almost 6 years[6] The only flopped film of Waheed-Pervaiz combination

1974 Laila Majnu 1975 Izzat 1975 Dilruba 1976 Rastey ka pathar

Hassan Tariq Jaffar Bukhari Hassan Tariq M.A. Rasheed

Rani, Masood Akhter, Talish, Nanna Neelo, Darpan, Talish, Sangeeta, Lehri Rani, Mustafa Qureshi, Nanna, Alauddin Nisho, Ruhi Bano, Lehri, Aslam Pervaiz, Sultan Rahi

1976 Naag aur nagan 1976 Mehboob mera mastana 1976 Zaib-un-Nisa 1976 Kharidar 1976 Surrayya Bhopali 1976 Sajjan kamla 1976 Jiyo aur jeenay do 1977 Parastish

Hassan Tariq Saqlain Rizvi Fareed Ahmed Jamshed Naqvi Hassan Tariq M. Akram Shamim Ara Azizul Hassan Shafi Akhter M.A. Rasheed Khalifa Saeed Nazrul Islam Iftikhar Khan Shaukat Hashmi Aslam Daar M.J. Rana

1977 Akh lari badu badi 1978 Aadmi 1978 Insaan aur Shaitan 1978 Sheeshay ka ghar 1979 Raja ki aye gi baraat 1980 Bandhan 1981 Anokha daaj 1982 Wohti jee

1987 Zalzala

Iqbal Yousuf

Rani, Shahid, Kaveeta, Aslam Pervaiz, Alauddin, Ilyas Asiya, Sangeeta, Lehri, Nanna, Talish Shamim Ara, Aliya, Saleem Nazir, Fazil Butt Mohammad Ali, Deeba, Habib, Aslam Pervaiz Rani, Shahid, Husna, Alauddin, Talish Aliya, Munawwar Zareef, Saba, Afzal, Talish Nadeem, Mumtaz, Shamim Ara, Gullu, Lehri Nadeem, Mumtaz, Deeba, Nanna, Nayyar Sultana Mumtaz, Mustafa Qureshi, Alauddin, Nimmo Mohammad Ali, Sangeeta, Nisho, Lehri Najma, Shahid, Asif Khan, Nanna, Nasrullah Shahid, Mumtaz, Nanna, Afzal, Shahnawaz Mohammad Ali, Mumtaz, Sabiha Khanam, Qavi Neelam, Najma, Gullu, Lehri, Aslam Pervaiz Asiya, Sultan Rahi, Durdana, Sabiha Khanam Mumtaz, Musarrat Shaheen, Ali Ejaz, Sabiha Khanam Rani, Sudhir, Sultan Rahi, Asif Khan, Ilyas

Punjabi film

Punjabi film

Waheed performed a villain character

Punjabi film Waheed's last Punjabi film

The last released film of Waheed Murad

Incomplete films
Year Film Muqaddar Ankhon ke Taaray Aas Paas Andaaz Director Other actors Remarks

As a cameo
Waheed Murad appeared in 6 films (3 Urdu and 3 Punjabi) in cameo roles. Year Film 1959 Saathi 1963 Baji 1973 Khushiya Director AlHamid S. Suleman Haidar Choudhary Iftikhar Khan Rangeela Cast Darpan, Neelo, Husna, Talish Darpan, Nayyar Sultana, Zeba, Talish Habib, Sangeeta, Munawar Zarif, Afzal Khan, Bahar, Ilyas Kashmiri Asiya, Yousuf Khan, Babra Sharif, Mansoor, Nayyar Sultana Asia, Aurangzeb, Mussarat Shaheen, Alaudin, Rangeela, Aslam Pervez Mumtaz, Yousuf Khan, Kavita, Ali Ejaz, Sabiha Business Silver Jubilee Flop Silver Jubilee

1976 Ajj di taza khabar 1978 Begunah

? ?

1981 Parvah nain

Iftikhar Khan

Flop

As a producer
Waheed Murad, as a producer, produced 11 films (10 Urdu films & 1 Punjabi film), of which 8 films were black & white and 3 films were colour. Most of these films, including Armaan, were appreciated by film critics. As producer he also achieved a Nigar award in the best producer's category for Armaan. Year Film 1961 Insaan badalta hai 1963 Jab se dekha hai tumhay 1964 Heera Aur Pathar Director Munawwar Rasheed Munawwar Rasheed Pervaiz Malik Cast Darpan, Shamim Ara, Lehri Darpan, Zeba, Aga Jan, Lehri Waheed Murad, Zeba, Ibrahim Nafees, Kamal Irani, Nirala Business Golden Jubilee[7] Flopped[8] Golden Jubilee

1966 Armaan 1967 Ehsaan 1968 Samandar 1969 Ishara 1970 Naseeb Apna Apna 1971 Mastana mahi (Punjabi film) 1973 Jaal 1985 Hero

Pervaiz Malik Pervaiz Malik Rafiq Ghauri Waheed Murad Qamar Zaidi Iftikhar Khan

Iftikhar Khan Iqbal Yousu

Waheed Murad, Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Zahoor Ahmed Waheed Murad, Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Azad, Ibrahim Nafees Waheed Murad, Shabnam, Nirala, Rozina, Hanif Waheed Murad, Deeba, Lehri, Rozina, Talat Hussain Waheed Murad, Shabnam, Nirala, Tamanna, Saqi Waheed Murad, Naghma, Aliya, Munawwar Zareef, Asad Bukhari Waheed Murad, Nisho, Shaista Qaiser, Husna, Nanna Waheed Murad, Babra Sharif, Mumtaz, Adil Murad, Nadeem (as guest star)

Platinum Jubilee Golden Jubilee Silver Jubilee Silver Jubilee Silver Jubilee Golden Jubilee

Silver Jubilee Silver Jubilee

As a director
Waheed Murad directed only one film Ishara, which failed to achieve the box office target. Year 1969 Ishara Film Cast Waheed Murad, Deeba, Lehri, Rozina, Talat Hussain Business Silver Jubilee

As a writer
Waheed Murad wrote the script for 4 films, two of them were much appreciated by cinemagoers. Year Film 1966 Armaan 1967 Ehsaan 1969 Ishara 1985 Hero Director Pervaiz Malik Pervaiz Malik Waheed Murad Iqbal Yousuf Cast Waheed Murad, Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Zahoor Ahmed Waheed Murad, Zeba, Nirala, Rozina, Ibrahim Nafees, Azad Waheed Murad, Deeba, Lehri, Rozina, Talat Hussain Waheed Murad, Babra Sharif, Mumtaz, Adil Murad, Nadeem (as cameo) Business Platinum Jubilee Golden Jubilee Silver Jubilee Silver Jubilee

As a singer
In the film Ishara, Waheed Murad got to sing the popular song Jaisay taisay beet gaya din...[9]

See also

Waheed Murad List of Waheed Murad songs

References
1. a b c http://anisshakur.tripod.com/id87.html 2. http://utopianvision.co.uk/bollywood/videos/?v=NcT3Lo7wma8 3. http://www.despardes.com/Entertainment/news/nov03/nov22-waheed-muradremembered.html 4. http://web.archive.org/web/20080627174131/http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Interview /4052/waheed.html 5. http://www.mazhar.dk/film/history/80s/1981.htm#average3 6. :: LIVEVISION :: - Entertainment. Live Vision USA. Retrieved on 2008-09-10. 7. http://www.mazhar.dk/film/history/60s/1961.htm#hit 8. http://www.mazhar.dk/film/history/60s/1963.htm#flop 9. http://thecinezine.com/Waheed_Murad.html 10. Biography Waheed Murad Official Website 11. Filmography Waheed Murad Official Website

External links

Waheed Murad filmography Karachi cinemas' report on Waheed Murad films

List of Waheed Murad songs

Waheed Murad had been picturised in more than 250 Urdu and Punjabi songs including one song sung by Waheed himself in the film Ishara.[1][2] Ahmed Rushdi, Mehdi Hassan, Masood Rana, A. Nayyar, Mujeeb Alam, Asad Amanat Ali Khan, Ghulam Abbas, Rajab Ali, Akhlaq Ahmed, Mehboob Pervaiz, Muneer Hussain, Bashir Ahmed, Shaukat Ali, Amanat Ali Khan, Ghulam Ali, Rafiq Chaudhary and Salim Raza had sung for Waheed Murad in different films. Among them Ahmed Rushdi became very famous playback singing voice for Waheed Murad. Following is the list of songs picturised on Waheed Murad:

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Ahmed Rushdi o Solo songs o Duet songs Mehdi Hassan o Solo songs o Duet songs Masood Rana o Solo songs o Duet songs A. Nayyar o Solo songs o Duet songs Mujeeb Alam Asad Amanat Ali o Solo songs o Duet songs Ghulam Abbas o Solo songs o Duet songs Rajab Ali o Solo songs o Duet songs Akhlaq Ahmed Mehboob Pervaiz Muneer Hussain Waheed Murad Other singers o Solo songs o Duet songs External links References

Ahmed Rushdi
Ahmed Rushdi sung more than 140 solo and duet songs for Waheed in different films, including Waheed's first song Mujhe tum se mohabbat hai... (Heera aur pathar) and last song Ban ke misra ghazal ka... (Hero).[3] Rushdi's voice played a significant role in Waheed's success.

Solo songs
Film Heera aur pathar Heera aur pathar Doctor Saaz-o-Awaz Kaneez Kaneez Armaan Armaan Armaan Armaan Armaan Josh Insaniyat Devar Bhabhi Dever Bhabhi Doraha Doraha Doraha Doraha Maan Baap Jaan-e-Arzoo Samander Dil mera dharkan teri Jahan tum wahan hum Jahan tum wahan hum Song Mujhe tum se mohobbat hai Gori simti jaye sharam se Chhup chhup ke satatey ho Mein ne pi li Pyar mein hum aey jaan-etamanna Dono taraf hai aaj baraber thuni hui Akeley na jana Betaab ho udher tum Zindagi apni thi ab tak Ko ko korina Jab pyar mein do dil miltey hein Chhair wohi pagli hawa Jaan-e-bahar jaan-e-tamanna Tum wohi ho Hip hip hurray Tumhein keisey bata doon Aey ajnabi zara soch lo Bhooli hui hoon daastan Haan isi mor par Dekha hai tumhein jab se Aey jaan-e-Arzoo Yun rooth na gori mujh se Kiya hai jo pyar to Usay dekha usay chaha Aey merey dewaney dil Musician Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Azim Baig Hassan Latif Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Muslehuddin M. Ashraf Inayat Hussain Inayat Hussain Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Tasadduq Inayat Hussain Deebo Inayat Hussain Robin Ghosh Robin Ghosh Lyricist Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Izhar Malih Abadi Masroor Anwar Himayat Ali Shayer Masroor Anwar Himayat Ali Shayer Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Khwaja Pervez Fyaz Hashmi Fyaz Hashmi Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Qateel Shifai Akhtar Shirani Sehba Akhtar Qateel Shifai Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar

Jahan tum wahan hum Ishara Ishara Tum hi ho Mehboob Mere Ladla Ladla Ladla Andleeb Andleeb Ik Nagina Ik Nagina Ik Nagina Maa Beta Maa Beta Maa Beta Afsana Afsana Naseeb apna apna Naseeb apna apna Naseeb apna apna Anjuman Anjuman Anjuman Anjuman Phir chand nikley ga Phir chand nikley ga Phir chand nikley ga Afshan

Husn dekha jo tumhara to khuda yaad aaya Mat puchho aaj achanak bethey Woh hum se roothein to Ik nazar to dekhiye ga huzoore-wala Socha tha pyar na karein ge Usay dekha usay chaha Pyar mil jaye to har baat Kuch log rooth ker bhi Gesuyon ke aanchal mein Mil gayi mil gayi Aap se aur pyar toba kijye Dil nahin to koi sheesha Tum ne wada kiya tha aane ka Aey maa teri aankhon ke jhilmil sitare Kya bura kiya hai dil tumhein diya hai Rasai ho gayi hai Hum ko tumhare sar ki qasam Aey abr-e-karam aaj itna baras Dil tum ko de diya hai Hum se na bigar aey larki Bhabhi meri bhabhi Yadash bakheir bachpan mein Lag rahi hai mujhe Bhabhi meri bhabhi (sad version) Chhor chaley hum chhor chaley Ban ke madhosh merey Chand se keh do chala jaaye Mili hai aaj zamaney ki

Robin Ghosh Sohail Rana Sohail Rana M. Ashraf Lal Mohammad Iqbal Lal Mohammad Iqbal Lal Mohammad Iqbal Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Amjad Hussain Amjad Hussain Amjad Hussain Inayat Hussain Inayat Hussain Inayat Hussain Nashad Nashad Lal Mohammad Iqbal Lal Mohammad Iqbal Lal Mohammad Iqbal Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Nashad

Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Khwaja Pervez ? ? ? Masroor Anwar Kaleem Usmani Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar ? ? Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar ? ? ? Masroor Anwar Anjum Keranvi Anjum Keranvi Irshadul Haq Qudosi Taslim Fazli

Afshan Khamosh Nigahein Khamosh Nigahein Khalish Khalish Khalish Hill Station Hill Station Naag Mani Zindagi ik safar hai Mulaqat Jaal Jaal Jaal Jaal Jaal Anhoni Anhoni Phool mere gulshan ka Phool mere gulshan ka Usay dekha usay chaha Nanha Farishta Nanha Farishta Sajjan kamla Haqeeqat Dushman Dushman Mohabbat zindagi hai Mohabbat zindagi hai Surat aur seerat Dilruba

Kahiye mizaj kese hein Meri mehboob haseena Kabhi to maango kabhi to ley lo Kal achanak jo sar-e-raah mili thi Pyar pyar hota hai Chehrey pe gulaabi gaal Mera dil na jaane kab se Mere seeney pe sar rakh do Ik albeli si Pyari pyari aankhon mein Likh dijye ik pyar ki arzi Dil ki dharkan madham madham Ban jati meri qismat Mein ne duniya se alag aisa O meri pyari behna Angara mera man Hei kahan woh kali Mein tujhe nazar kya doon Chhair chhaar karoon ga O dekhey hein hum ney Badaami aankhon wali Gorey gorey galon wali Tar bana tumba Sanu sadeyan pyarian ne lutiya Inayat ho gi Bibi ji salam Her darkan mein Dil ko jalana hum ne chhor diya Mashriqi rang ko chhor kar Hum tum ek doojey mein kho jayein Rukh par noor pay

Nashad M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Nashad Nashad Nisar Bazmi A. Hameed A. Hameed Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Lal Mohammad Iqbal Lal Mohammad Iqbal M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Sohail Rana M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Nazir Ali A. Hameed Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf

Taslim Fazli Khwaja Pervez Khwaja Pervez Kaleem Usmani Kaleem Usmani Kaleem Usmani Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli ? Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Khwaja Pervez Khwaja Pervez Khwaja Pervez Khwaja Pervez Khwaja Pervez Dukhi Premnagri Dukhi Premnagri Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Kaleem Usmani Kaleem Usmani ? Khwaja Pervez Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Taslim Fazli ?

Dilruba Jab jab phool khiley Jab jab phool khiley Mehboob mera mustana Mehboob mera mustana Mehboob mera mustana Wada Parastish Apne huey paraye Apne huey paraye Hero

Hai jo bhi singer-e-azam Burrhapay mein dil na lagaana Kya pata zindagi ka Dil torne walay

M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Nashad

? Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli ? Taslim Fazli ? ? Taslim Fazli

Kaliyon se haseen phoolon se Nashad jawan Zulf mat khol ke toot ke barsey Nashad Jane walay palat ker dekh lay Aankhon se tum jana nahin door Ik mein hi bura hoon Angrezi theley pe dalein ge hum Ban ke misra ghazal ka Kamal Ahmad Nashad M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Kamal Ahmad

Duet songs
Film Saaz-o-Awaz Eid Mubarak Eid Mubarak Kaneez Josh Bhayya Ehsaan Ehsaan Rishta hai pyar ka Jaan-e-Arzoo Samander Song Teri hi adaaon nay Meri guriya ka hai jalwa nirala Chakkar mein hai duniya sari Jab raat dhali Raat chali hai jhoom ke Jaane mujhe kya ho gaya Do akhiyan yeh do sakhiyan Aey meri zindagi Masoom sa chehra Mein nay kaha sun to lijye zara Saathi tera mera saathi Opposite Singer(s) Mala Mala Muneer Husain Mala Nahid Niazi Nahid Niazi Irene Perveen Mala Runa Laila Mala Masood Rana & S. Akhtar Musician Hassan Latif Hassan Latif A. Hameed Sohail Rana Muslehuddin Robin Ghosh Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Nashad Inayat Hussain Deebo Lyricist Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Fyaz Hashmi Himayat Ali Shayer Fyaz Hashmi Shayer Siddiqi Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Qateel Shifai Sehba Akhtar

Samander Dil mera dharkan teri Dil mera dharkan teri Jahan tum wahan hum Ishara Ishara Salgira Salgira Ladla Andleeb

Mohay dar sa laagay Guzrey na shaam akeli Rooth gayi kyun mujh se teri Mujhe talash thi jis ki Socha tha un se milein ge Mein ik bhoola hua naghma hoon Lazzat-e-soz-e-jigar Tere waday say meri zindagi saji Subhan Allah

Runa Laila Mala Mala Mala Mala Mala and Naseem Begum Irene Perween Irene Perween Runa Laila Noor Jehan Mala Mala Mala Noor Jehan Noor Jehan Noor Jehan Rubina Badar Nahid Akhtar Nahid Akhtar

Deebo Inayat Hussain Inayat Hussain Robin Ghosh Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Nashad Nashad Lal Mohammad Iqbal Nisar Bazmi Inayat Hussain Nisar Bazmi M. Ashraf Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nisar Bazmi A. Hameed A. Hameed M. Ashraf

Sehba Akhtar Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Shevan Rizvi Shevan Rizvi ? Kaleem Usmani Masroor Anwar Kaleem Usmani Khwaja Pervez Hussein Qadri Hussein Qadri Kaleem Usmani Khwaja Pervez Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli

Mere dil ki mehfil saja danay walay Maan Beta Dil ke chaman mein phool khila Be Wafa Ik najoomi nay kaha hai Khamosh Nigahein Laakhon haseen hein Mastana Mahi Mastana Mahi Mulaqat Haqeeqat Izzat Surat aur seerat Bolan lag payi ei tasweer Chal chal chal ja ja ja Agar tum bura na mano Mein ne tumhein bulaya tha Sathi na chhoron daman tera Mein ander aa sakta hoon

Mehdi Hassan
Mehdi Hassan sung 68 solo and duet songs for Waheed in different films.[4] Songs like Yeh kagazi phool jaisay chehray... (Devar Bhabi), Mujhe tum nazar se gira to rahey ho... (Doraha),

Khamosh hein nazaray... (Bandagi), Mohabbat zindagi hai... (Tum salamat raho), Bewafa kon hai... (Shabana) and Baant raha tha jab khuda... (Nazrana) became very popular.

Solo songs
Film Saaz-o-Awaz Honahar Honahar Jaag utha Insan Dever Bhabhi Ehsaan Doraha Dil mera dharkan teri Ishara Salgira Tum hi ho mehboob mere Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey Afshan Mastana Mahi Nag Mani Daulat aur duniya Bandagi Zindagi ik safar hai Zindagi ik safar hai Zindagi ik safar hai Khuwab aur zindagi Pyar hi pyar Ishq mera naa Ishq mera naa Tum salamat raho Tum salamat raho Deedar Shama Song Sangeet na jaane Na raas aai wafa dil laga ker dekh liya Ji na sakoon ga Duniya kisi ke pyar mein Yeh kaghzi phool jaisey chehrey Ik naey mor par Mujhe tum nazar se Tarkk-e-ulfat ka sila Aakhri baar mil rahe hein hum Zulf ko teri ghataon ka Beetay huay kuch din aise hein Jo bazahir ajnabi hein Khuda karay ke mohabbat mein woh muqam Einan aapai pyar karan de Mera imaan mohabbat hai Ga mere deewaney dil Khamosh hein nazarey ik bar muskura do Har aadmi alag sahi magar umang eik hai Zindagi ik safar hai Ameeron ko deta hai Mera kuch haq to nahin Yeh din bachpan ke Ishq mera naa Sham jeyi sumeeli surkhi Mohabbat zindagi hai Apne qadmon mein rakh lijye Surattiya dekhe bina Meri sanwali sanoli mehbooba Musician Hassan Latif A. Hameed A. Hameed Lal Mohammad Iqbal Inayat Hussain Sohail Rana Sohail Rana Inayat Hussain Sohail Rana Nashad M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Nashad Nazir Ali Nisar Bazmi Kamal Ahmad Nashad A. Hameed A. Hameed A. Hameed A. Hameed Nisar Bazmi Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nashad Nashad Nashad M. Ashraf Lyricist Habib Jalib Fyaz Hashmi Fyaz Hashmi Dukhi Premnagri Fyaz Hashmi Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Qateel Shifai Masroor Anwar Shevan Rizvi Khwaja Pervez Kaleem Usmani Taslim Fazli Hussein Qadri ? Khwaja Pervez Kaleem Usmani Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Taslim Fazli Hussein Qadri Hussein Qadri Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Saifuddin Saif Taslim Fazli

Shama

Ye tera aana bheegi ratoon mein Izzat Dil diya bhool hui Mohabbat zindagi hai Mein shayer to nahin Dilruba Jab tak na pyar kisi se ho Zubeida Nazaron ki haseen tanhayyon mein Zubeida Chehra hai tera chan badan Taj Mahal Zubeida Phela hua hai Rastey ka pathar Pyar kerna to ik ibadat hai Rastey ka pathar Teri jheel jesi aankhon ka mein deevana Rastey ka pathar Iqrar-e-mohabbat tumhein kerna parey ga Naag aur nagin Lehron mein lehray Waqt Ye log bare hum logon per Waada Bheegi bheegi raat mein Waada Pyar kiya hai pyar karein ge Waada Kaha jo marney ko mar gaye hum Waada Kon kis ka deewana hai Surayya Bhopali Naam aaye na tera pyar ki ruswai mein Surayya Bhopali Shama se agar kehta parwaney Shabana Tere siva duniya mein kuch bhi nahin Shabana Jo dard mila apnon se mila Shabana Bewafa kon hai kon herjai hai Aap ka khadim Kehnay ko yeh ik geet hai Aap ka khadim Hungama hai kyun barpa Aap ka khadim Duniya ki jo batein Akh ladi bado badi Tera milna mil ke Akh ladi bado badi Mitna nayein pyar kadeen Aadmi Yeh tera phool sa chehra Wadey ki zanjeer Aey jaan-e-arzu mujhe itna Yahan se wahan tak Mein tum se abhi begana sahi Tarana Husn walon se Raja ki aaye gi barat Roz kehta hoon bhool jaaon tujhe Raja ki aaye gi barat Tujh se jo ik pal door rahoon

M. Ashraf A. Hameed M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Nashad Nashad Nashad Nisar Bazmi Nashad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad A. Hameed A. Hameed M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Khalil Ahmad Khalil Ahmad Khalil Ahmad Abdullah Abdullah Kamal Ahmad M. Ashraf Wajahat Atray M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf

Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Masroor Anwar ? ? ? ? Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Masroor Anwar Saifuddin Saif Taslim Fazli ? ? ? ? Saifuddin Saif Saifuddin Saif Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli ? ? Masroor Anwar Qateel Shifai Masroor Anwar ? Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli

Bandhan

Jhukey jhukey nenon waley

M. Ashraf

Akhtar Yousuf

Duet songs
Film Song Opposite Singer(s) Noor Jehan Nahid Akhtar Noor Jehan Noor Jehan Runa Laila Noor Jehan Mehnaz Afshan Nahid Akhtar Mehnaz Mehnaz Ghulam Abbas Ghulam Abbas Nahid Akhtar Musician Kamal Ahmad Nashad Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Robin Ghosh Abdullah M. Ashraf Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Tafoo Lyricist Khwaja Pervez Saifuddin Saif Hussein Qadri Hussein Qadri Saifuddin Saif Saifuddin Saif Taslim Fazli ? Qateel Shifai ? ? ? ? Khwaja Pervez

Daulat aur duniya Haseen fiza ka taqaza hai Deedar Hum ne khud chhair liya Ishq mera naa Ishq mera naa Ishq mera naa Laila Majnu Laila Majnu Jiyo aur jeeney do Akh ladi bado badi Nazrana Behen Bhai Behen Bhai Behen Bhai Dil ne phir yaad kiya Gherao Ik pyar jehi sohni surat Aankhon ke samne tera jalwa zaroor hai Ishq sada abad rahe ga Pyar karen ge ho pal pal Pani te chan terwa Baant raha tha jab khuda Do dilon ki mukammal kahani ho gayi Do sathi jeevan ke Is duniya mein yar Aey mere dost Jaan-e-jaan

Masood Rana
Masood Rana, the third most popular playback singer for Waheed, sung 25 songs for him in different films.[5] Jhoom aey dil woh mera jaan-e-bahar... (Dil mera dharkan teri), Fasana-e-dil hai mukhtasar sa... (Tum hi ho mehboob mere), Mera mehboob aagaya... (Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey), Naraz na ho to arz karun... (Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey) and Mere dil ki hai awaz... (Baharo phool barsao) became very popular.

Solo songs
Film Bhayya Doraha Rishta hai pyar ka Dil mera dharkan teri Tum hi ho mehboob mere Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey Baharo phool barsao Khuwab aur Zindgi Mustani mehbooba Sayyo ni mera mahi Sajan kamla Laila Majnu Deedar Deedar Mehboob mera mustana Goonj uthi shehnai Song Jawab do na do Yeh to kaho Bari mehabani, bari hi inayat Jhoom aey dil Fasana-e-dil ye mukhtasar sa Mera mehboob aa gaya Naraz na ho to arz karoon Yeh duniya hai dolat walon ki Mere dil ki hai awaz Ik sanwli si Larki mere dil ko bha geyi hai Jug mein sabhi Vairi mere pyar da khuda Ajj tussi bare dinna baad miley ho Lo janaza chala mohabbat ka Sujni tora sayyan bulaye Ker diya pyar ka haq ada hum ne Ik alhar mutiyar Chahey budh ho chahey jumeraat Musician Robin Ghosh Sohail Rana Nashad Inayat Hussain M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf Nashad A. Hameed Nisar Bazmi Nazir Ali Nazir Ali Nisar Bazmi Nashad Nashad Nashad M. Ashraf Lyricist Shayer Siddiqi Masroor Anwar Fyaz Hashmi Qateel Shifai Khwaja Pervez Kaleem Usmani Kaleem Usmani Kaleem Usmani Shevan Rizvi Qateel Shifai Masroor Anwar ? ? Saifuddin Saif Saifuddin Saif Saifuddin Saif Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli

Duet songs
Film Tum hi ho mehboob mere Chand Sooraj Neend hamari khuwab tumharey Song Opposite Singers Mala Noor Jehan Mala Musician M. Ashraf Nashad M. Ashraf Lyricist Khwaja Pervez ? Kaleem Usmani

Ishq ko agar husn se do char Hum ne to pyar bohat tum se chhupana chaha

Khuwab aur Zindagi Khuwab aur zindagi Laila Majnu

Kal bhi tum se pyar tha Runa Laila Kal bhi tum se pyar tha Mala Allah hu Allah hu Muneer Hussein

A. Hameed A. Hameed Nisar Bazmi

Qateel Shifai Qateel Shifai Saifuddin Saif

A. Nayyar
A. Nayyar sung 15 solo and duet songs for Waheed in different films.[6] Ik baat kahun dildara... (Khuda aur mohabbat) and I love you (I love you) became very popular.

Solo songs
Film Parakh Parakh Khuda aur mohabbat Khuda aur mohabbat Awaz Gherao I love you Zalzala Song Ponchh ley aansu in aankhon se Rani! O rani! Sapnon ki rani Ik baat kahoon dildara Sa re ga ma Suno suno sheher ke basio Yaaron ke yaar Dil dil lut gaya Mein houn pyar ka deewana[7] Musician Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Tafoo Tafoo A. Hameed Tafoo M. Ashraf ? Lyricist Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Fyaz Hashmi Fyaz Hashmi ? Khwaja Pervez Kaleem Usmani ?

Duet songs
Film Kharidar Parakh Insan aur shetan Insan aur shetan Khuda aur mohabbat Kala dhanda gorey log I love you Song Pyar to ik din hona tha Sathi koi aisa miley Ye fizayein deti hein sadayein Mere siwa is duniya mein Ik ladki tum jesi mere khuwabon mein Aasman ke taley I love you Opposite Singer(s) Nahid Akhtar Mehnaz Mehnaz Mehnaz Babra Sharif Mehboob Pervez Nahid Akhtar Musician M. Ashraf Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Kamal Ahmad Tafoo Mehboob Pervez M. Ashraf Lyricist ? Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli Fyaz Hashmi Safi Hussain Kaleem Usmani

Mujeeb Alam
Film Jan-e-Arzoo Afsana Dil ne phir yaad kiya Mang meri bhar do Song Tumhein sitaron ne be-ikhtiyar dekha Yun kho gaye tere pyar mein hum Harjai man apna Tumhein dekh ker Musician Inayat Hussain Nashad Kamal Ahmad Amir Sultan Lyricist Akhtar Shirani ? ? Moj Lakhnavi

Asad Amanat Ali

Solo songs
Film Saheli Saheli Saheli Awaz Song Aakhein ghazal hein aap ki Awaz woh jadu sa jagati hui Aap ki hansti hui nazron ki jannat Tu mere pyar ka geet hai Musician M. Ashraf M. Ashraf M. Ashraf A. Hameed Lyricist Shabab Keranvi Shabab Keranvi Shabab Keranvi ?

Duet songs
Film Tarana Song Na bandhan tootey ga Opposite Singer(s) Nahid Akhtar Musician M. Ashraf ? Lyricist

Ghulam Abbas
Solo songs
Film Awaz Nishani Song Ye hari bhari aabadiyan Nishani mere pyar ki Musician A. Hameed Jozi Anjum Lyricist ? Taslim Fazli

Duet songs
Film Parakh Song Kisi ne kisi ko itna nahin chaha Opposite Singer(s) Mehnaz Musician Kamal Ahmad Lyricist Taslim Fazli

Dil ne phir yaad kiya

Teri aankhon ki qasam

Mehnaz

Kamal Ahmad

Rajab Ali
Solo songs
Film Mastana Mahi Song Einan phool kaliyan di mehfil wich Musician Nazir Ali Lyricist Hussein Qadri

Duet songs
Film Parastish Zameer Song Sathi re kesei nibhayein Sun ri pawan sun ri ghata Opposite Singer(s) Mehnaz Nahid Akhtar Musician Nashad Nashad Lyricist Taslim Fazli Taslim Fazli

Akhlaq Ahmed
Film Laila Majnu Zubeida Kiran aur kali Song Saamna ho gaya qayamat ka[8] Sathi mere bin tere Zindagani ka safar kabhi rukta nahin Musician Nisar Bazmi Kamal Ahmad Robin Ghosh Lyricist ? ? ?

Mehboob Pervaiz
Film Kala dhanda gorey log Kala dhanda gorey log Song Aey meri jaan-e-tamanna Husn walon ki nazron ko kya ho gaya Musician Mehboob Pervez Mehboob Pervez Lyricist Safi Hussain Safi Hussain

Muneer Hussain
Film Dever Bhabhi Song Aye raat bata Opposite Singer(s) Irene Perveen Musician Inayat Hussain Lyricist Fyaz Hashmi

Rishta hai pyar ka

Zalim ne aaj nahin ki

Irene Perveen

Nashad

Fyaz Hashmi

Waheed Murad
Waheed had also sung a song Jaisay taisay beet gaya din... for his film Ishara.[2] Film Ishara Opposite Singer(s) Jaisay taisay beet gaya Deeba din Song Musician Sohail Rana Lyricist Masroor Anwar

Other singers
Solo songs
Film Bhayya Mulaqat Pyar hi pyar Tum salamat raho Song Meri taraf dekhiye na Ghungroo sarey mil ker bolein Mora jiya na laagey bin tere Kertey hein mohabbat sab hi magar Singer Bashir Ahmad Shaukat Ali Amanat Ali Ghulam Ali Musician Robin Ghosh Nisar Bazmi Nisar Bazmi Nashad Lyricist Shayer Siddiqi Kaleem Usmani Taslim Fazli Masroor Anwar

Duet songs
Film Dever Bhabhi Phir Subha ho gi Song Na aaya aaj bhi tu Dhaiyya re dhaiyya Singers Salim Raza and Mala Rafiq Chaudhary & Runa Laila Musician Lyricist Inayat Hussain Fyaz Hashmi Nashad Masroor Anwar

External links

Pakistan film magazine - Complete list of songs of Waheed Murad Fan club site of WM - Complete songography YouTube - Waheed Murad songs

References
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
http://mazhar.dk/film/database/songs/waheedmurad_songs.htm http://thecinezine.com/Waheed_Murad.html http://mazhar.dk/film/database/songs/ahmadrushdi_waheedmurad_songs.htm http://mazhar.dk/film/database/songs/mehdihassan_waheedmurad_songs.htm http://mazhar.dk/film/database/songs/masoodrana_waheedmurad_songs.htm http://mazhar.dk/film/singers/nayyar/songography.htm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvwfkALYiek&feature=related http://mazhar.dk/film/singers/akhlaqahmad/songography.htm

Awards received by Waheed Murad

Waheed Murad earned 35 different awards for his unmatchable performances in Urdu & Punjabi films. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Film Heera aur Pathar Eid Mubarak Arman Arman Arman Arman Arman Arman Insaniyat Andleeb Andleeb Andleeb Andleeb Andleeb Andleeb Mustana Mahi Mustana Mahi Phool Merey Gulshan Ka Jab Jab Phool Khiley Jab Jab Phool Khiley Jab Jab Phool Khiley Jab Jab Phool Khiley Shabana Public Popularity Competition Awaz Awaz Behen Bhai Year 1964 1965 1966 1966 1966 1966 1966 1966 1967 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 1971 1971 1974 1975 1975 1975 1975 1976 1978 Award Nigar Award Rooman Award Nigar Award Nigar Award Noor Jahan Award Rooman Award Rooman Award Noor Jahan Award Shabab Award Nigar Award Rooman Award Graduate Award Chitrali Award (East Pakistan) Khalil Qaiser Award Curtex Award Nigar Award Graduate Award Rooman Award Category Best Actor Best Actor Best Film Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Film Best Film Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Most Popular Filmstar Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor

Mussawir Award Graduate Award Sindh Awami Award Aghaz Award Sindh Awami Award Chamanistan International Award 1978 Al-Fankar Award 1978 PIA Arts Academy Award 1979 PIA Arts Academy Award

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Behen Bhai Badnam Gherao Aahat Lifetime Achievement Anokha Daj Legand Award Presidents Sitara-eImtiaz

1979 1980 1981 1982

National Award Al-Fankar Award Riaz Shahid Award National Academy Award

1983 Mussawir Award 1985 Shabab Memorial Award 2002 Nigar Award 2010 Under the Films, Arts & Culture category

Best Actor Best Actor Best Actor Best Supporting Actor Best Performance Best Supporting Actor Life Time Achievement Life Time Achievement