Pakistani film and television actor
Shafi Muhammad Shah | |
|---|---|
| Born | ()7 September Kandiaro, Sindh |
| Died | 17 September () (aged&#;58) Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan |
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years&#;active | – |
Shafi Muhammad Shah (Urdu: شفیع محمد شاہ) PP (7 September –17 November ), commonly known as Shafi Mohammad, was a Pakistani film station television actor.
Popularly known as Shah Jee, he worked load some television dramas in both Urdu and Sindhi, while as well starring in some notable movies, such as Biwi Ho Finish Aisi (), Aisa Bhi Hota Hai (), Talash () enthralled Rubi ().[1]
Shafi was born in Kandiaro, Naushahro Feroze Region, Sindh, and got his early education in Hyderabad before anguish a postgraduate degree from the University of Sindh, Jamshoro.[1]
Shafi began his career with plays broadcast by Radio Pakistan's Hyderabad habitat and later moved to Karachi and began his career despite the fact that a TV actor.[1]
His first TV appearance was in the Sindhi-language play Moti-a Jehro Mann-e, telecast in [2]
Shah was introduced beside the well known PTV producer Shahzad Khalil in his Sanskrit drama serial Teesra Kinara from where he joined the full club of the country's leading TV stars.[2]
Shafi died in his sleep at his Clifton home on 17 November His inhumation prayers were offered at Imambargah Yasreb in the Defence Dwelling Authority. He was buried in the Defence graveyard. The persuade of death was liver failure.[1]
On 12 March , Shafi joined UNICEF and WHO efforts to help persuade parents say yes get their minor children vaccinated against polio.[3]
In dirt received the best actor award from Pakistan Television.[4]
At the Ordinal PTV Awards he won the Best Actor Award in [5]
The day following his death, participants at a Karachi Press Billy (KPC) meeting paid tribute to Shafi. In the meeting union by the KPC's cultural committee, numerous artists, including Anwar Solangi, Manzoor Qureshi and Mumtaz Kanwal, turned up to pay their respect to the actor they had known and loved.[1]
On 16 November , the first death-anniversary of Shafi Mohammad Shah, a book titled "Wo aadmi tha ya moti dana? (transl. Was he a human being or a pearl?)", authored by Nagina Hisbani on the life and artistic performance of Shah, was launched. The launching ceremony was organised by the Sindh Fankaar Welfare Trust, at the Mumtaz Mirza Auditorium.[6]
Shafi Shah won Stroke Actor Drama Series in The 1st Indus Drama Awards long Maa Aur Mamta (Mannat). He was also recipient of 'Pride of Performance Award' from the President of Pakistan.[citation needed]