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Deeba (Шаблон:Lang-ur) was one of Pakistan's most popular actresses in the 1960s and 1970s. She is best known for her romantic and tragic roles in Urdu and Punjabi films, and for her iconic beauty, earning her the nickname the Pakistani Mona Lisa. Deeba also received two major awards: the Nigar Award and the Pride of Performance.[1][2]

Early life and career

Deeba (Birth name:Raheela) was born in Ranchi, Bihar, British India on 1 August 1947. In the 1950s, she was living with her married sister near Karachi Cantt. Station (a railway station) in a slum area of Karachi.[1] She started her career as a child actress in the film Miss 56 (1956) and was nicknamed "Chutanki" as she was still a little girl.[1]

She got a breakthrough in Chiragh Jalta Raha (1962), a Fazal Karim Fazli's film. Her performances in several films, such as Milan (1964), Khamosh Raho (1964), Aina (1966), Payal ki jhankar (1966), Doraha, Sangdil (1968), Dard (1969), Sajna Door Diya (1970), Neend hamarey khuwab tumharey (1971), Ansoo (1971), Pardes (1972), and Seeta Maryam Margaret (1978) have won critical acclaim. She played many supporting characters, including on-screen mother in several films throughout most of the 1980s and 1990s.[2][1] She acted in several television plays in the early 2000s.

Personal life

Childhood tragedy

As a child, Deeba lost her father, and her mother was separated from her during the partition of British India into Pakistan and India. She was taken to Karachi by her aunt and uncle, not knowing the fate of her mother until she became a film actress. In 1964, during the filming of her movie "Milan", her picture was published in a Dhaka film magazine. Her mother saw that picture and recognized her as her daughter Raheela. The Bengali writer Mohiuddin Nawab, who happened to be a neighbor of Deeba's mother in Dhaka, heard her story and wrote to the magazine. When Deeba saw an article about her mother in a magazine, she immediately began searching for her and eventually found her in Pakistan. After reuniting, she brought her mother with her to Lahore, where she continued her film career.[3][4]

Marriage

Deeba married cameraman Naeem Rizvi in 1971 and left the silver screen for 10 years. However, financial hardships made her join the Pakistani film industry again in 1987 as a supporting actress.[1] She has three children, including daughter Madiha Rizvi, who is also an actress, and son Imran Rizvi, who is an actor.[5]

Pakistani Mona Lisa

Deeba's cheerful, innocent look has earned her the nickname "the Pakistani Mona Lisa.".[6][7]

List of television projects

Television series

Year Title Role Network
1999 Boota from Toba Tek Singh Zohra Begum PTV
2004 Moorat Sughra ARY Digital
2005 Riyasat Shahnawaz's wife ARY Digital
2006 Manzil Mahjabeen ARY Digital
2007 Khuda Gawah Saman's mother ATV
Sarkar Sahab Shahi ARY Digital

Telefilm

Year Title Role
2004 Mother of Desert Shabbir's mother

Filmography

Film

Year Film Language
1956 Miss 56 Urdu
1959 Faisla Urdu
1962 Chiragh Jalta Raha Urdu
Dosheeza Urdu
Mehboob Urdu
1963 Jab Say Dekha Hay Tumhen Urdu
Sazish Urdu
1964 Milan Bengali
Chingari Urdu
1965 Riwaj Urdu
Dil Ke Tukre Urdu
Sartaj Urdu
Ham Matwalay Nojawan Urdu
Zamin Urdu
1966 Payal Ki Jhankaar Urdu
Aina Urdu
1967 Phir Subah Hogi Urdu
1968 Sangdil Urdu
Behan Bhai Urdu
1969 Ishara Urdu[8]
C.I.D. Urdu
Tumhi Ho Mehboob Meray Urdu
Dard Urdu
Ghar Damaad Urdu
Aneela Urdu
Buzdil Urdu
1970 Afsana Urdu
Sajnan Door Dia Punjabi
Anjuman Urdu
1971 Neend Humari Khawab Tumharay Urdu[9]
Aansoo Urdu
1972 Zindgi Ek Safar Hai Urdu[10]
Ek Raat Urdu
1974 Shama Urdu
Haqeeqat Urdu
1975 Saajan Rang Rangeela Urdu
Haku Punjabi
Jageer Urdu
Ajj Di Gall Punjabi
Shikwa Urdu
Nakabandi Punjabi
Ajnabi Urdu
1976 Koshish Urdu
1977 Sadqay Teri Mout Tun Punjabi
1978 Amber Urdu
Seeta Maryam Margaret Urdu
1979 Goga Sher Punjabi[11]
Nishana Urdu
1980 Zamir Urdu
Double Cross Urdu
Nahin Abhi Nahin Urdu
1981 Qurbani Urdu
Athra Tay Jeedar Punjabi
1983 Aakhri Dushman Punjabi
1984 Chor Chokidar Punjabi
1985 Da Veenay Daray Pashto
1987 Mera Insaf Urdu
1988 Sakhi Daata Punjabi
Dushman Dada Pashto
Roti Punjabi
1989 Kraye Kay Qatil Urdu
Miss Allah Rakhi Punjabi
Mera Challenge Punjabi
Inteqam Ham Lain Gay Urdu
1990 Sarmaya Punjabi
1991 Watan Kay Rakhwalay Punjabi / Urdu
1992 Muhib Sheedi Sindhi
1993 Mr. Charlie Urdu
Khuda Gawah Punjabi / Urdu
Daku, Chor, Siphai Punjabi / Urdu
Ilzam Punjabi / Urdu
No Baby No Punjabi / Urdu
Mr. Tabedar Urdu
1994 International Luteray Punjabi / Urdu
1995 Jeeva Urdu[12]
Gabhar Singh Punjabi
Main Nay Pyar Kiya Punjabi / Urdu
Sargam Urdu
Panah Urdu
1996 Hawaen Urdu
1997 Karam Data Punjabi / Urdu
Deevanay Teray Pyar Kay Urdu
1998 Deewaren Urdu
Nikah Urdu
Dulha Lay Kay Jaun Gi Urdu
Choorian Punjabi
1999 Nikki Jei Haan Punjabi
Ik Pagal Si Larki Urdu
Jazba Urdu
Pal Do Pal Urdu
2000 Angaray Urdu
Yaar Badshah Punjabi
Pehchan Urdu
Meri Touba Punjabi
2001 Khoye Ho Tum Kahan Urdu
Aaj Ki Larki Urdu
Sapnay Apnay Apnay Urdu
2002 Kon Banay Ga Karorpati Urdu
Fire Urdu
2008 Zill-e-Shah Punjabi

Awards and recognition

Year Award Category Result Title Ref.
1970 Nigar Award Special Award Шаблон:Won Sajna Door Diya [13]
2020 Pride of Performance Award by the President of Pakistan Шаблон:Won Herself [14][15][16]

See also

References

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