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- Article Description Author, Umeer Alvi Designation, Journalist Publication Time 12 minutes ago Reading Time: 10 minutes Some dialogues in Pa.
- Interestingly, this man associated with Radio Pakistan in Hyderabad never dreamed of becoming a film actor. He worked in radio, studied and.
- But the story of Mustafa Qureshi is not limited to Noori Nat. The actor, who worked in Urdu and Punjabi films, also maintained his commitmen.
Article Description Author, Umeer Alvi Designation, Journalist Publication Time 12 minutes ago Reading Time: 10 minutes Some dialogues in Pakistani cinema live on even after the film ends. Mustafa Qureshi's 'Nawan Aya Ain, Sohnia' is also one of them. This line, associated with Noori Nath's character in the film 'Mola Jat', is still his signature line, and almost half a century later, people ask him to hear it.
Interestingly, this man associated with Radio Pakistan in Hyderabad never dreamed of becoming a film actor. He worked in radio, studied and envisioned a different path for his life. Then a coincidence brought him to films, where his pairing with Sultan Rahi made a place in the history of Punjabi cinema.
But the story of Mustafa Qureshi is not limited to Noori Nat. The actor, who worked in Urdu and Punjabi films, also maintained his commitment to the Sindhi language and culture, participated in political and social activities and witnessed the rise and fall of the Pakistani film industry closely.
In a conversation with sources, he talks about his film journey, association with Sultan Rahi, memorable meeting with Indian actor Dharmendra and the future of Pakistani cinema.
