Noor Muhammad Lashari

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Noor Muhammad Lashari
Born
نور محمد لاشاري

24 October 1931
Kot Lashari, Near Bhan Syedabad, Sindh, Pakistan
Died1 February 1997
Karachi
Occupation(s)Stage, Radio, TV and Film actor
Pride of Performance Award Recipient
Date1992
CountryIslamic Republic of Pakistan
Presented byGhulam Ishaq Khan

Noor Muhammad Lashari ([Sindhi: نور محمد لاشاري], 24 October 1931 – 1 February 1997) was a stage, radio, TV and film actor from Sindh, Pakistan. He was awarded the Pride of Performance Award in 1992 by the Government of Pakistan.

Early life

Noor Muhammad Lashari was born on 24 October 1931 at Village Kot Lashari, near Bhan Saeedabad, Jamshoro District, Sindh, Pakistan. He was the only son of his parents. His father's name was Faiz Muhammad Lashari. After completing school education, he began his career as a primary school teacher.[1]

Acting career

He began his career as an artist by acting in local stage drama. He joined the local stage drama Society called Ustad Bukhari Natak Mandil (Ustad Bukhari Drama Society) and performed various roles in many plays staged by this drama society.[2] He joined Radio Pakistan Hyderabad in 1960, first as a Copyist and then as a drama artist. After a considerably successful career at Radio Pakistan Hyderabad, he moved to Karachi in 1967 and started acting in TV plays and serials.[3] He played memorable roles in many Sindhi and Urdu language plays/serials telecast by Pakistan Television Centre Karachi.[4] Dungi Manjh Darya (Sindhi: دنگي منجھ درياءٌ), Miteea Ja Manhu (Sindhi:مٽيءَ جا ماڻھو) and Rani Ji Kahani (Sindhi: راڻيءَ جي ڪھاڻي) are among his hundreds of Sindhi language Pakistan Television (ptv) plays/serials.[citation needed]

He also performed supporting roles in many Sindhi films and one Balochi film.[citation needed]

Urdu TV plays/serials,[3][4]

Noor Muhammad Lashari performed in numerous TV plays/serials. Some of the popular Urdu language serials in which he acted are listed below.

  • Badaltay Mausam (Urdu: .بدلتے موسم)
  • Chand Girhan (Urdu: چاند گرہن)
  • Chhoti Si Dunya (Urdu: چھوٹی سی دنیا )
  • Dasht (Urdu: دشت)
  • Deewaren (Urdu: دیواریں)
  • Jungle (Urdu: جنگل)
  • Khan Sahib (Urdu: خانصاحب)
  • Marvi (Urdu: ماروی)

Sindhi Films[5]

  • Barsaat Ji Raat (Sindhi: برسات جي رات)
  • Bewas (Sindhi: بيوس)
  • Ghatu Ghar Na Aaya (Sindhi: گھاتو گھر نہ آيا)
  • Mithra Shaal Milan (Sindhi: مٺڙا شال ملن)
  • Muhinjo Piyar Pukaray (Sindhi: منھنجو پيار پڪاري)
  • Paru (Sindhi: پارو)
  • Rat Ain Ajrak (Sindhi: رت ۽ اجرڪ)
  • Shaheed (Sindhi: شھيد)

Balochi film

  • Hamal o Mah Gaj[6]

Honours and awards

Death

Noor Muhammad Lashari was a diabetes patient and passed away on 1 February 1997 in Karachi and was buried in Manghopir Graveyard, Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.[1][9]

References

  1. ^ a b "The Legend Actor, Noor Muhammad Lashari". Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  2. ^ "Tareekh e Pakistan - Death of Noor Muhammad Lashari (نور محمد لاشاری کی وفات) | Online History Of Pakistan". www.tareekhepakistan.com. Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  3. ^ a b "معروف فنکار نور محمد لاشاری کی 24ویں برسی". K 21 News. 1 February 2021. Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  4. ^ a b Shah, Fida Hussain. "نور محمد لاشاري - فن جي عروج جي علامت". َQuarterly Mehran. 46 (January - March 1997). Sindhi Adabi Board, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan: 23.
  5. ^ "Noor Mohammad Lashari". IMDb. Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  6. ^ Rajpar, Liaqat (20 March 2014). "Legend Adakar Noor Muhammad Lashari". ColumnsHub. Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  7. ^ "Noor Muhammad Lashari". Retrieved 9 May 2022.
  8. ^ Shaukat, Saleem (1 October 2005), The 1st Indus Drama Awards, Indus Vision, retrieved 9 May 2022
  9. ^ Sindhi, Faquir Muhammad (2020). تاريخ جو منظر ۽ پسمنظر (in Sindhi). Qalamkar Publication, Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan.