Mushtaque Changezi

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Mushtaque Changezi
مشتاق چنگيزي
Born1943
Kotri, Jamshoro district, Sindh, Pakistan
DiedMarch 1st, 2012
Kotri, Sindh, Pakistan
Nationality Pakistani
Other namesDileep Kumar of Sindhi Films
Occupation(s)Actor, producer, writer
Years active1960 – 1990
Spouse Chakori
Honours Pride of Performance by the President of Pakistan

Mushtaque Changezi (1943 - 1 March 2012) was an actor, director and writer of Sindhi film industry. He was nicknamed as Dileep Kuma r of Sindhi films.

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Early life

Mushtaque Changezi was born in 1943 in Kotri in Jamshoro district of Sindh province of Pakistan. His real name was Mushtaque Malano. His father, Muhammad Yaqoob Malano, served as a police officer. Mushtaque initially pursued a career as a photographer at Sindh Agriculture College (now known as Sindh Agriculture University) in Tando Jam. [1]

Career

He began his acting career as a comedian in stage dramas. He was also a radio artist. However, fate took a turn in 1960 when he auditioned for a comedic role in the film Shehru Feroz. During the audition, the film's director, Hassan Shaikh, was greatly impressed by Mushtaque's photogenic looks and talent, leading him to cast Mushtaque as the film's hero instead. This marked a turning point in his career, propelling him to stardom. [1]

Following the success of "Shehru Feroz," Mushtaque went on to play leading roles in approximately 60 Sindhi language films. His pairing with actress Chakori became immensely popular. [2] Some of his notable films include "Mithra Shal Milan," "Laila Majnu," "Chandoki," "Nuri Jam Tamachi," "Piyar Tan Sadquau," "Piyar Kayo Seengar," and "Sodha Puta Sindh Ja." His last film was "Miran Jamali" in 1990. [3]

In addition to acting, Changezi also ventured into writing and directing films. [3]

As the Sindhi film industry declined, he transitioned to television dramas. Despite being a prominent hero, he was offered a supporting role as a lawyer in Imdad Shah Rashdi's Sindhi drama "Aukha Pandh." He also played minor roles in other television plays.

In the final years before his passing, he returned to Radio Pakistan, hosting an entertainment program. He produced plays for radio based on the seven Surs of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai and also participated in a radio program called "Katchehri." [4]

Mushtaque's autobiography, titled "Maan Ker Aahiyan" (Who Am I?), was published by Naz Sanai. [5]

Filmography

Death

Mushtaque Changezi passed away on March 1, 2012, in Hyderabad. [4] His mortal remains were laid to rest in Tando Jahanian graveyard, Hyderabad.

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