Showing posts with label Badar Muner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Badar Muner. Show all posts
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Pashto Cinema Legend Star Badar Munir third anniversary Photos
Asif Khan
Khail Muhammad (Pashto Best Singer)
Asif Khan (Pashto Cinema Best Actor)
Khial Muhammad and Asif Khan
Khial Muhammad, Asif Khan and Mian Iftikhar Hussain
Qaisar Sanobar (Pashto Best Director)
Shirin Zada Badar (Chairman of Badar Federation)
Zardad BulBul and Shah Jahan Khan
Riaz Akhtar (TV and Film Actor) Akbar Hoti (Advocate)
Stylish Pashto and Urdu Film Actor Babrik Shah
Pashto Cinema Super Star Ajab Gul and Babrik Shah
Layeq Zada Layeq (Ridio Pakistan Peshawar Director)
Khorshed Munir (Badar Munir Brother)
Khial Muhammad
Asif Khan
Mian Iftikhar Hussain, Amjad Hadi and Ihtisham Toru
11 October, Legend Adakar Badar Munir Ki 3 Barsi
11 October, Legend Adakar Badar Munir Ki 3 Barsi
Super Hit Film: Yousaf Khan Sherbani, Dedan, Adam Khan Durkhny,
Nawe da yo shpy, Topak Zma Qanon, Kochwan,
Dehqan, Pakhton pa Wilayat ki and Much more...
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Badar Munir
Badar Munir
He was a pillar of strength for Pashto film-makers and audiences, a legend in Urdu cinema and an actor who never denied his humble beginnings. And on October 11, 2008, Badar Munir died after suffering a cardiac arrest in Lahore, leaving a vacuum that may never be filled.Be it Pashto films, Urdu flicks or those in Punjabi, Badar was a part of it all during his illustrious career. He was always the good guy, the brother in need, the son all wished for and the apple of his on-screen mom’s eye. And when he got time from saving the world (read village) and the belles therein, he romanced his (solah saal ki) leading lady.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Pashto Cinema Super Star Badar Munir Biography
Badar Munir was born in a small village Shagram in Madyan, Swat in 1942. His father Maulvi Yaqoot Khan was an Imam (prayer leader) of the village mosque. He hailed from the Mian Khel tribe of Pashtoons. Being from a poor family, he was sent of to Karachi when he grew up. He started earning livelihood as a rickshaw driver.
At that time Karachi, like Lahore had plenty of movie studios. Badar Munir got his first taste of movies when he was appointed as a lightsman in a movie studio of Wahid Murad, the popularly called "chocolaty hero" of Pakistan. He developed good relations with everybody in the studio and was liked by many. Time went by. A notable Pashto poet Ali Haider Joshi started with a Pashto movie for which he had already written a story. It was based on the famous Pashto folk story of Yusuf Khan and Sherbano. Work started on the movie in 1970 when Ali Haider selected the crew and cast for it. Aziz Tabassum was it's director. Badar Munir, as usual was selected as a lightsman. In an interview, Ali Haider recalled that he was not satisfied with the actor playing the role of Yusuf Khan and that he had noted that this lightsman would frequently give the hero guidance. He thought that if a lightsman can teach, he can certaiThe legend of Pashto cinema - Badar Munir - Filmography
The legend of Pashto cinema
Badar Munir - Filmography
Fans remember legendary Pashto film-star
The fans including politicians, federations of various film-stars remembered late legendary Badar Munir paid rich tributes to him on his second death anniversary here at Peshawar Press Club (PPC) on Monday night.
The death anniversary of the legendary Pashto film-star Badar Munir was held under the auspices of Badar Munirs Fans Federation, Lala Sudhir Federation and Shahid Federation. The fans of Badar Munir from districts, Swat, Buner, Peshawar, Nowshera, Mardan and Baluchistan attended.Those who addressed the function were included former federal minister Nawabzada Khawaja Mohammad Khan Hoti MNA, Azam Khan Afridi, Farid Toofan, Gulriz Tabbasum, Naseer Mohammad Khan, Khurshid Iqbal, brother of Badar Munir and Said Munir, son of Badar Munir.
Sherin Zada of the Badar Munir federation performed the services of the sage secretary of the function.
Through a resolution passed by the fans of the legendary film-star demanded renaming Cinema Road, Peshawar after the name of Badar Munir while Ajab Gul, a film-star turned producer was asked to cast the son of Badar Munir and grand-son of Lala Sudhir in his upcoming movie.
The speakers said that the land of Pakhtunkhwa is fertile in art and culture as the Dilip Kumar, Raj Kapoor and Shah Rukh Khan of the bollywood is the sons of the soil.However, they lamented dismay over the lack of interest in the event.
The speakers also lamented the treatment of the cinema owners and film producers for their lack of interest in the mourning of the legendary film-star.
The cinema owners of Lahore, they had observed three-day mourning on the death of Sultan Rahi and Studios were also remained closed.
They said that flood in Swat had played havoc in Shahi Gram, the village of late Badar Munir and the house of the family had been rendered homeless.
They called for provision of residence for the family of the late legendary.
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