Rani (Pakistani actress)

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Rani (Pakistani actress) (1946–1993)
Rani (Pakistani actress)


Rani (Pakistani actress)


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Rani (1946–1993)

Dazzling Rani (Dec.1946 – May 1993)

By Erum Iqbal / May 14, 2008

Lollywood Hungama

Profile

Stunning Rani who act in both Urdu and Punjabi films and served long time as film heroine in Pakistan, real name is Nasira She was born on December 8, 1946 in Muzang, Lahore.. She is daughter of driver of Mukhtar Begum, wife of Agha Hashar Kashmiri, after Nasira mother left her alone Mukhtar Begum raise Nasira. Mukhtar Begum, an established artist of her time, had apparently seen talents in Nasira. she arranged dancing classes for Nasira, whose early dance inspiration was surprising. Soon Nasira became an expert dancer.

Career in cinema

It was Mukhtar Begum that recommended 19-year old Nasira to seasoned film director, Anwar Kamal Pasha. Pasha changed Nasira’s name to Rani Mukhtar, since Mukhtar Begum addressed Nasira as Rani beti, and offered her a minor role of a dancer in his film ‘Mehboob’ in 1961.

Thus, Rani Mukhtar debuted from the film ‘Mehboob’ in 1961. Later, she took off the word ‘Mukhtar’ from her name and came to be known as Rani.

From 1961 to 1964, Rani worked in numerous movies. With the exception of a few films, the rest were failures. During those days, there were rumors circulating about Rani that she was an average actress at best. she was dubbed a unfortunate actress.

The film ‘Saaz Aur Aawaaz’ was Rani’s first film in which she appeared as the lead lady opposite Waheed Murad. The movie was a success, it was directed by Usman Qasim, released on April 30, 1965, starring, Rani-Waheed Murad-Habib.

The masterpieces began to flow, as they would in the next two decades.

Expert film director, Hasan Tariq, was determined to take a chance with Rani, despite her past failures. He worked zealously with Rani and the rest of the film crew and came out with a mega hit movie, ‘Dewar Bhabhi’ , on May 5, 1967, starring: Rani- Waheed Murad- Santosh- Sabiha, status: Golden jubilee. Following the release of ‘Dewar Bhabhi’, Rani became the ‘super- star’, that was always there, but unknown to most others.

For 32 years, from 1961 to 1993, she was never outclassed. She kept her versatility until her final moments.

Rani’s Best Movies

Commander August 9, 1968

Dil mera dharkan teri April 26, 1968

Maan Beta September 26, 1969

Anjuman July 31, 1970 Rani- Waheed Murad<> Famous Dialogue “Uf Allah hum to kuchh keh bhi nahi saktay”. <> Famous songs of ‘Aap dil ki Anjuman mein’, Runa, ‘Dil dharkay mein tum say’, Runa, ‘Izhar bhi mushkil hai’, Noor Jehan. <>The film ‘Anjuman’ was named by most critics as the second greatest Pakistani movie, after ‘Armaan’.

Umrao jan Ada Rani- Shahid <> Famous songs ‘Aap farmayain kya kharidain gey’, Runa, ‘Jhumay kabhi naachain’, Runa, ‘Jo bacha tha wo lutanay kay liye Aaye hain’, Noor Jehan.

Tehzeeb Rani- Shahid

Khalish January 27, 1972 Rani- Waheed Murad Golden jubilee

Naag Muni April 17, 1972 Rani- waheed Murad Silver jubilee

Baharo phool barsao August 11, 197 Rani- Waheed Murad Golden jubilee

Laila Mujnu October 18, 1974 Rani- Waheed Murad Silver jubilee

Deedar November 15, 1974 Rani- Waheed Murad- Shahid Silver jubilee

Dilruba October 7, 1975 Rani- Waheed Murad Silver jubilee

Naag Aur Nagan March 26, 1976 Rani- Waheed Murad Silver jubilee

Surraiya Bhopali July 16,1976 Rani- Waheed Murad- Shahid <> Famous songs ‘Jis taraf Aankh otha oon, teri tasweraan hai’ Nahid Akhtar <>‘Tha yaqeen keh Aa yain gee ye rataan kabhi’ Nahid Akhtar

Saheli February 17, 1978 Rani- Shabnam- Waheed Murad Golden jubilee

Parakh April 7, 1978 Rani- Waheed MuradGolden jubilee

Nazrana January 9, 1978 Rani- Waheed Murad Silver jubilee

Behan bhai January 19, 1979 Rani- Waheed Murad- Mohammad Ali Golden jubilee

Tarana March 9, 1979 Rani- Waheed Murad Golden jubilee

Aurat Raaj July 12, 1979 Rani- Waheed Murad Golden jubilee.

Budnaam October 3, 1980 Rani- Waheed Murad- Mohammad Ali Golden jubilee

Awards

She won a Nigar Award for her superfluous [superb?] acting for the film ‘Mera ghar meri jannat’ in 1968.

She won a Nigar Award for best actress for the film ‘Sona Chandi’ in 1983.

Her TV Serial

Rani’s contributions extend beyond the films. She worked for Pakistan television, as well.

She appeared in two drama serials, ‘Khwahish’ and ‘Faraib’.

She garnered more fame and added new fans to her long list of admirers.

Lucky in Professional life but Unlike in Love

Rani’s first love was Kemal but could not get married due to some reasons.

Rani married thrice in her lifetime. First to top film director Hassan Tariq who divorced her in the 70s. Just after her marriage with an Industrialist, producer and Babur Cinema owner Mian Javed Qamar from Faisalabad, it was discovered that Rani had cancer. After knowing this Javed Qamer divorced her. During the treatment in London, she met famous cricketer fast bowler Sarfaraz Nawaz and married with her but later they went their separate ways.

Her Last Days

Cancer again attacked her, this time with full force. Rani was rushed to the hospital. Innumerable well-wishers were praying for her life. In the innermost recesses of her heart, she knew that all was over.

At the last days of her life at the hospital’s bed, the only thing that kept Rani going was the wish to see her daughter married off and once that was done, she died just a few days after Rabia’s (Rani’s Husan Tariq daughter) marriage to Dr. Anwar.

After exactly 33 days of Rani’s death, her mother who was seriously sick and never knew of her daughter’s death, also passed away. Rani’s only sister also died three months later.

“This icon of the 1960s and ’70s, lead lady behind some of the greatest films ever made, succumbed to cancer on May 27, 1993, at Karachi. She was only 51 years of age.”


Complete Filmography

From Rani’s Facebook fan page

Rani (Pakistani actress)
Rani, Pakistani star of the 1960s
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1962 Mehboob

1963 Ik tera sahara

1963 Mouj Mela

1964 Aurat ka pyar

1964 Chhoti Ammi

1964 Chhoti Behan

1964 Ik Dil do deewane

1964 Safaid Khoon

1964 Shatranj

1965 Akhri Station

1965 Aurat

1965 Hazar Dastaan

1965 Nache Nagin baje Been

1965 Sanam

1965 Saz-o-Awaz

1965 Shabnam

1965 Saaz aur Awaz

1965 Yeh Jehan wale

1966 Bhai Jan

1966 Goonga

1966 Insaan

1966 Jokar

1966 Woh kon thi

1967 Be reham

1967 Devar Bhabi

1967 Hakumat

1967 Kafir

1967 Naadra

1967 Shab-e-khair

1967 Sitamgar

1967 Yateem

1968 Adalat

1968 Behan Bhai

1968 Chann Makhna

1968 Commander

1968 Dara 1968 Dil mera dharkan teri

1968 Ek hi rasta

1968 Mara Ghar meri Jannat

1968 Sajjan Pyara

1969 Dia aur Toofan

1969 Dilbar Jani

1969 Dil-e-betab

1969 Ghabroo Putt Punjab de

1969 Jind Jan

1969 Khoon-e-Nahaq

1969 Kochwan

1969 Mukhra Chann wara

1969 Maa Beta

1970 Akhri Chattan

1970 Anjuman

1970 Chann Sajna

1970 Dil dian lagian

1970 Do nain swali

1970 Duniya matlab di

1970 Jeib Kutra

1970 Mehram Dil da

1970 Rabb di Shaan

1970 Sajjan Beli

1970 Shama aur Parwana

1970 Taxi Driver

1971 Babul

1971 Des mera jeedaraa da

1971 Do Baaghi

1971 Geo Jatta

1971 Ishq bina ki jeena

1971 Mr. 303

1971 Rab rakha

1971 Sakhi Lutera

1971 Siran naal sardarian

1971 Sucha souda

1971 Tehzeeb

1971 Ucha naa pyar da

1971 Wehshi

1972 Azaadi

1972 Badley gi Duniya Sathi

1972 Baharo Phool Barsao

1972 Bhai Bhai

1972 Dhol jawanian mane

1972 Dil naal Sajjan de

1972 Ghairat te Qanoon

1972 Khalish

1972 Meri ghairat teri izzat

1972 Naag Muni

1972 Sodagar

1972 Umrao Jan Ada

1973 Ek thi Larki

1973 Mr. 420

1973 Pyasa

1974 Deedar

1974 Laila Majnoo

1974 Zulm kade nein phalda

1975 Dilruba

1975 Ik gunah aur sahi

1975 Pulekha

1976 Aulad

1976 Naag aur Nagin

1976 Surraya Bhoopali

1976 Zaroorat

1977 Begum Jan

1977 Kaloo

1978 Nazrana

1978 Parakh

1978 Saheli

1978 Seeta, Maryam, Margrete

1979 Ab Ghar jane do

1979 Aurat Raj

1979 Behan Bhai

1979 Ibadat

1979 Josh

1979 Khushboo

1979 Mr. Ranjha

1979 Naqsh-e-Qadam

1979 Nawabzadi

1979 Nei Tehzeeb

1979 Tarana

1980 Badnaam

1980 Haye yeh Shohar

1980 Lahoo de rishte

1980 Sheikh Chilli

1981 Gun Man

1981 Watan

1982 Kinara

1982 Aas Paas

1983 Bigri naslen

1983 Deewana Mastana

1983 Kala Sumandar

1983 Sona Chandi

1984 Chor Chokidar

1984 Dada Ustad

1984 Devar Bhabhi

1984 Iman te Farangi

1984 Ishq Pecha

1984 Jagga te Reshma

1984 Judai

1984 Laraka

1984 Raja Rani

1984 Sajawal Daku

1984 Ucha Shamla Jatt da

1984 Wadda Khan

1984 Aag ka Sumandar

1984 Aaj ka Inssan

1985 Ann Parh

1985 Babur Khan

1985 Chandni

1985 Chann Baloch


1985 Do Hathkarian

1985 Ek Dulhan

1985 Ghulami

1985 Khoon aur Pani

1985 Khuddar

1985 Muqaddar

1985 Sahib Bahadur

1985 Thugg Badshah

1986 Chall so Chall

1986 Qulli

1986 Shehnai

1987 Kala Toofan

1987 Zalzala

1987 Zidbazi

1989 Aap ki khatir

1991 Truck Driver

1991 Yohnavey

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