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Name
  
Shoaib Hashmi

Role
  
Spouse
  

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Education
  
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

Children
  
Adeel Hashmi, Yasser Hashmi

Similar People
  
Salima Hashmi, Adeel Hashmi, Alys Faiz, Faiz Ahmad Faiz

The Multiple Lives of Shoaib Hashmi (LLF 2018)



Shoaib Hashmi (Urdu: شعیب ہاشمی‎) is a veteran playwright, actor and professor from Pakistan.

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Family life and education

Hashmi received his Masters of Arts degree in Economics from Government College (now Government College University), Lahore and his MSc. degree from London School of Economics (LSE), London He also studied theater at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, London.

Hashmi is married to Salima Hashmi, the daughter of noted Pakistani poet, Faiz Ahmed Faiz. The couple have two children.

Teaching

Hashmi taught economics for many years at Government College (now Government College University), Lahore and later taught Lahore School of Economics. For a while now, he has been sick and paralyzed. He has difficulty walking and talking. Shoaib is under treatment in Lahore. Besides his immediate family wishing him well, among his well-wishers is Arshad Mehmood (composer), an accomplished music composer and actor in Pakistan, who happens to be one of his fond students from 1969 - Shoaib's college-teaching-days in Lahore. Arshad Mehmood commented about Shoaib Hashmi in an interview to a major newspaper, "A man of few words, Hashmi is courteous, tolerant and compassionate. I often meet his friends and students and they all love him. He is basically an artist and a humanist. Poetry and music are his favourite topics of discussion."

TV serials

He wrote the following comedy TV serials for Pakistan Television (PTV) which originally aired in the 1970s.

  • Akkar Bakkar (1970s comedy show designed to educate children)
  • Sach Gupp (1970s comedy show)
  • Taal Matol (1970s comedy show)
  • Balila - banned soon after it aired.
  • Newspaper column

  • 'Taal Matol' newspaper column in The News International newspaper on Sundays.
  • Awards

  • Pride of Performance in 1995
  • Tamgha-i-Imtiaz
  • References

    Shoaib Hashmi Wikipedia