Tani Begum

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Tani Begum
Born
Khursheed Begum

(1940-10-19) 19 October 1940 (age 84)
EducationUniversity of Lahore
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Singer
Years active1965–2016
Spouses Adeeb (divorced)
ChildrenSeemi Zaidi (daughter)
Sehar (daughter)

Khursheed Begum, also known as Tani Begum is a Pakistani actress and singer. She acted in both Urdu and Punjabi films and is known for her roles in films Sangdil (1968), Dard (1969), Heer Ranjha (1970), Insaf Aur Qanoon (1971), Sheran De Puttar Sher (1981) and Ek Din Bahu Ka (1982).

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Early life

Tani was born in Lahore, British India and she completed her education from University of Lahore. [1]

Career

Tani Begum made her debut an actress in 1965 in Punjabi film Malangi which was a super hit film at the box office. She appeared in films Genterman, Dulla Haidri, Yamla Jatt, Saza, Mehram Dil Da, Anjan, Anwara and Taxi Driver. [2] Then she changed her name to Tani Begum and later she appeared in films Dil Ek Aain, Mann Ki Jeet, Raju, Wichhria Sathi, Baharon Ki Manzil, 2 Badan, Pyar Hi Pyar and Dunya Gol Hay. Since then she appeared in films Daaman, Lajawab, Anokha Daaj, Toofan Tay Chattan, Yeh Zamana Aur Hay, 2 Dil and Noukar Tay Malik. [3]

She also used to sing songs in films and radio then she started working in dramas as well on PTV. She appeared in dramas Teesra Kinara , Sona Chandi , Mirat-ul-Uroos and Neelay Hath . [4] She worked in over 150s films and several dramas.

Later in late 2016 she retired and went to live with her daughter Seemi Zaidi at United States at Maryland and there she runs her boutique and jewllery shop.

Personal life

Tani married five times but five of her marriages ended in divorce later she married actor Adeeb but later they divorced. She has five children including two sons and three daughters. [1] Tani's two daughters Sehar and Seemi Zaidi were also actresses. [5]

Filmography

Television

YearTitleRoleNetwork
1980 Teesra Kinara Begum Aziz PTV
1982 Sona Chandi Basheera PTV
1988 Mirat-ul-Uroos Azmat PTV [6]
1989 Neelay Hath Rani PTV
1990Mai Aur KamaiShehla's mother PTV
1992DiwanaBegum PTV [7]
1994Goonga Aur CompanyBushra PTV
1996RanjishBabra PTV

Film

YearFilmLanguage
1965MalangiPunjabi
1966QabeelaUrdu
1966Watan Ka SipahiUrdu
1966SarhadUrdu
1966Kon Kisi KaUrdu
1966Bhai JanUrdu
1966Bharia MelaPunjabi
1966Baghi SardarUrdu
1966 Badnaam Urdu
1966TabedarPunjabi
1967 Insaniyat Urdu
1967Chann JiPunjabi
1967 Imam Din Gohavia Punjabi
1967AlbelaUrdu
1967Dil DeevanaUrdu
1967Shola Aur ShabnamUrdu
1967WohtiPunjabi
1967Dost DushmanUrdu
1967MelaPunjabi
1967Mirza JattPunjabi
1968SangdilUrdu
1968Shehanshah-e-JahangirUrdu
1968Ek Hi RastaUrdu
1968Josh-e-InteqamUrdu
1968 Behan Bhai Urdu
1968Sharik-e-HayyatUrdu
1968Dil Diya Dard LiyaUrdu
1968Meri Dosti Mera PyarUrdu
1968Mujhay Jeenay DoUrdu
1968ParistanUrdu
1968Mera Ghar Meri JannatUrdu
1968ChalbazPunjabi
1968Murad BalochPunjabi
1968Beti BetaUrdu
1968Shahi MahalUrdu
1969Nikkay Hundian Da PyarPunjabi
1969DardUrdu
1969Chann VeerPunjabi
1969Zindagi Kitni Haseen HayUrdu
1969NajoPunjabi
1969Fasana-e-DilUrdu
1969LachhiPunjabi
1969Ik NageenaUrdu
1969Sheran Day Puttar SherPunjabi
1969Meri BhabhiUrdu
1969Koonj Wichhar GeyiPunjabi
1969GentermanPunjabi
1969Dulla HaidriPunjabi
1969 Nai Laila Naya Majnu Urdu
1969Yamla JattPunjabi
1970Mehram Dil DaPunjabi
1970AnjanUrdu
1970AnwaraPunjabi
1970Taxi DriverPunjabi
1970NoreenUrdu
1970 Heer Ranjha Punjabi
1970Rabb Di ShaanPunjabi
1970Att Khuda Da VairPunjabi
1970Dera Sajna DaPunjabi
1971AsgharaPunjabi
1971Dunya Paisay DiPunjabi
1971 Dosti Urdu
1971Insaf Aur QanoonUrdu
1971Parai AagUrdu
1971Jatt Da QoulPunjabi
1971Al-AsifaUrdu
1972Japani GuddiPunjabi
19722 Pattar Anaran DayPunjabi
1972Ik Doli 2 KaharPunjabi
1972Kon Dillan Dian JanayPunjabi
1972Dil Ek AainaUrdu
1972Mann Ki JeetUrdu
1972RajuPunjabi
1973Wichhria SathiPunjabi
1973 Ziddi Punjabi
1973Baharon Ki ManzilUrdu
19742 BadanUrdu
1974Pyar Hi PyarUrdu
1974Dunya Gol HayUrdu
1974Kei Saal PehlayUrdu
1974Phool Meray Gulshan KaUrdu
1974Noukar Wohti DaPunjabi
1974Jurm Tay NafratPunjabi
1974Hashu KhanPunjabi
1975PulekhaPunjabi
1975BeAuladPunjabi
1975Sir Da BadlaPunjabi
1975Teray Meray SapnayUrdu
1975Sheeda PastolPunjabi
1976Yaar Da SehraPunjabi
1976AkharPunjabi
1976DeewarUrdu
1976Sohni MehinwalPunjabi
1976YaranaPunjabi
1977Puttar Tay QanoonPunjabi
1977Inteqam Di AggPunjabi
1978Ek Chehra 2 RoopUrdu
1978Kora KaghazUrdu
1978IntekhabUrdu
1979TaranaUrdu
19792 RastayUrdu
1979Wehshi GujjarPunjabi
1979Dubai ChaloPunjabi
1969SazaUrdu
1980HirasatPunjabi
1980DaamanUrdu
1981LajawabUrdu
1981 Anokha Daaj Punjabi
1981Toofan Tay ChattanPunjabi
1981Yeh Zamana Aur HayUrdu
19812 DilUrdu
1982Noukar Tay MalikPunjabi
1982ShaanPunjabi
1982Aaina Aur ZindagiUrdu
1982DostanaPunjabi
1982 Ek Din Bahu Ka Urdu [8]
1982SheraPunjabi
1983Dillan day SoudayPunjabi
1983DeevangiUrdu
1983Jinn ChachaPunjabi
1983Susral ChaloPunjabi
1983Ek Doojay Kay LiyeUrdu
1983Bau JiPunjabi
1983Samundar ParPunjabi
1983Dehshat KhanPunjabi
1983KainatUrdu
1983 Wadda Khan Punjabi
1983Dushman PyaraPunjabi
1983Mirza, Majnu, RanjhaPunjabi
1984 Kalia Punjabi
1984KalyarPunjabi
1985 Hero Urdu
1985Haidar KhanPunjabi
1985Ziddi KhanPunjabi
1987MalkaPunjabi
1987Khanu SherPunjabi
1988Dilawar KhanPunjabi
1988Basheera in TroublePunjabi
1988JangPunjabi
1990MangaPunjabi
1992NargisPunjabi / Urdu
1993GunnahUrdu
1993ToofanPunjabi
1994Athra GujjarPunjabi
1994Khubsoorat SheitanUrdu
2016Sajra PyarPunjabi

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