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Full Name
  
Haiib-ur-Rehman

Ex-spouse
  
Naghma

Role
  
Film actor

Name
  
Haiib Rehman

Religion
  
Islam

Years active
  
1956-present


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Occupation
  
film actor, film producer

Children
  
Two sons, four daughters from first wife, and one daughter from second wife.

Website
  
[3], Habib-ur-Rehman's Biography, Pakistan Film Magazine website, Retrieved 20 October 2015

Movies
  
Zinda Laash, Aulad, Dil Aur Duniya, Sajawal Daku, Ik Madari, Malanga, Gernail Singh, Rustam Tey Khan, Dara Baloch

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Veteran film actor habib ur rehman died after protracted illness 26 02 16 92newshd


Habib-ur-Rehman (1931 – 25 February 2016), better known by his screen name Habib, was a Pakistani film actor, director, producer and a television actor. He was one of the busiest heroes of the industry and established himself as one of the most successful actors of Pakistani cinema. He appeared both in Punjabi and Urdu language movies.

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Film career

  • Rustam Tey Khan (1983)
  • Gernail Singh (1987)
  • His breakthrough film Aadmi (1958) and other roles

    He made his debut in film Lakhat-e-Jigar (1956), then some of his films flopped till Aadmi (1958). He received an important role in the film Aadmi (1958), breaking through obscurity and first became well known as a film actor, and soon took other roles in Urdu hit films such as Ayyaz (1960), Zehr-e-Ishq (1958), Surayya (1961), Saperan (1961), Aulad (1962), Mehtab, Maa Ke Aansoo, Khandan, Aashiyana (1964), Fashion, Dil Ke Tukrey, Basheera (1972), Eid Mubarak (1965), Dil Aur Duniya, Haar Geya Insaan and Waqt.

    Punjabi films

    Mouj Mela (1963) was a super-hit musical Golden Jubilee film. He took the role of a side-hero in Pakistan's first Platinum Jubilee film, Jeedar (1965), but he could not repeat this success until 1967. Dil Da Jani (1967), Yaar Maar, Babul Da Wehra (1968), Chann Makhna (1968), Do Mutiyaran (1968), Chann Veer (1969), Mukhra Chann Warga, Genterman (1969), Waryam, Att Khuda Da Vair (1970), Chann Puttar (1970), Taxi Driver (1970), Rangu Jatt (1970), Duniya Paise Di (1971), Sajjan Be-Parwah, Ik Doli Do Kahar, Basheera (1972), Do Pattar Annaran Dey (1972), Zaildar (1972), Khushiya and "Malanga (1986)" are his famous Punjabi films. Habib also has directed and produced two Sindhi films, Baaghi and Allah Bachayo.

    As a film producer

    He was not successful as a film producer. Pardes and Haar Gaya Insaan were average box office films. Some other films he had produced had flopped at the box office.

    Awards

  • 1958-Nigar Award for Best Actor- film Aadmi
  • 1961-Nigar Award for Best Actor-film Surayya
  • 2002-Nigar Award Lifetime Achievement Award
  • 2011-Pride of Performance Award by the President of Pakistan
  • Early years and personal life

    Habib was born in an agriculturist Arain family of Patiala state Punjab, British India. He was highly educated and was considered quite stylish in the film industry of Pakistan. Rehman's family migrated to Pakistan at the time of partition in 1947. He married fellow film actress Naghma, but later separated and got divorced from her. Rehman is the father of two sons and four daughters from his first wife, and another daughter later from his second wife. He died in Lahore following a cerebral hemorrhage, on 25 February 2016. Mr. Khalid Tabassum, journalist & writer, wrote his film memories which published in Daily Nawa-i-Waqt in 1986.

    References

    Habib-ur-Rehman (actor) Wikipedia