Nadira (Pakistani actress)

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Born
Malika Farah

(1968-11-22)22 November 1968
Died6 August 1995(1995-08-06) (aged 26)
Causeof death
Shot dead by unknown gunmen
OthernamesThe White Rose[1]
Nadira
نادرہ
Born
Malika Farah

(1968-11-22)22 November 1968
Died6 August 1995(1995-08-06) (aged 26)
Cause of death
Shot dead by unknown gunmen
Other namesThe White Rose[1]
Occupations
  • Actress
  • Dancer
Years active1986 – 1994
Spouse
Malik Ijaz Hussain
(m. 19931995)
[1]
Children2[1]

Nadira (22 November 1968 – 6 August 1995) was a Pakistani film actress and dancer,[2] active in Punjabi and Urdu-language cinema from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s.[3] She was popularly known as The White Rose due to her romantic roles and graceful on-screen persona.[1]

Born in Lahore, she made her acting debut in the Punjabi film Aakhri Jang (1986), although Nishan (1986) was released earlier and is considered her first appearance on record. Over a career spanning approximately eight years, Nadira became a prominent figure in Lollywood, noted for her expressive performances and distinctive dance style. She frequently starred opposite actors such as Sultan Rahi, Ghulam Mohiuddin, and Ismael Shah, and often played emotionally intense and dramatic roles. Her notable films include Aakhri Jang (1986), Puttar Sheran Day (1986), Baadal (1986), Nachay Nagi (1987), Meri Aavaz (1987), Commando Action (1988), Maula Bakhsh (1988), Mafroor (1988), Jagga Daku (1993), Miss Allah Rakhi (1989), 30 Mar Khan (1989), and Zakhmi Aurat (1989). In Meri Aavaz, she performed in two songs that became popular at the time. Nadira married businessman Ijaz Hussain and had two children. Following her marriage, she retired from the entertainment industry. On 6 August 1995, she was fatally shot by unidentified assailants in Liberty Market, Lahore.[4]

Nadira was born as Malika Farah on 22 November 1968 in Lahore.[1][4]

Career

Nadira was introduced by director Yunus Malik[5] to the Pakistani film industry by offering her a role in his film Akhri Jang in 1986.[6] Nadira's first film was Akhri Jang (The Last War), but director Altaf Hussain's Punjabi film Nishan (Mark) got released first, therefore, as per record, Nishan remains the first released film of Nadira.[1][7]

Nadira was considered as talented actress, in film Nachay Nagin she played the best role of her life. In this film, she played the role of serpent for the first time and acclaimed a lot of fame along with the dancing hero Ismael Shah. Then she became famous for playing the role of serpent. She played role of serpent in Nachay Nagin, Nachay Jogi and Jadoo Garni.[1]

Nadira starred in 52 films, out of which 25 enjoyed Silver jubilee, 4 enjoyed diamond jubilee and one film Akhri Jang enjoyed golden jubilee.[nb 1][nb 2][nb 3] She was known as " The White Rose" in industry.[1] She was considered a good dancer. During her film career she starred in 2 Urdu, 35 Punjabi, 2 Pashto and 14 double version (Punjabi/Urdu) films.[1]

Personal life

In 1993, she married a gold merchant Malik Ijaz Hussain[8] with whom she had two children, elder daughter Rimsha Rubab & younger son Haider Ali.[1] Nadira quit acting after marriage.[1]

Death

Nadira's grave, Miani Sahib Graveyard, Lahore

Nadira was shot dead by unknown robbers on 6 August 1995 near Gulberg, Lahore.[3] Nadira and her husband were on their way home from a restaurant when the robbers stopped their car and tried to snatch the car keys. Resistance from her husband led to firing from the robbers. A bullet hit the neck of Nadira, who was in the front seat and she was killed. Accusations of murder were made against Nadira's husband, but investigation was inconclusive.[8]

Filmography

Film

# Year Film Director Language Notes
11986NishanAltaf HussainPunjabireleased first
21986Akhri JangYunus MalikPunjabidebut film
31986Puttar Sheran DayAltaf HussainPunjabi
41987BadalYunus MalikPunjabi
51987Nachay NaginHaider ChaudhryPunjabi
61987Meri AwazIqbal RizviUrdufirst Urdu film
71987Commando ActionA. RiazPunjabi
81988Maula BakshYunus MalikPunjabi
91988MafroorHassan AskariPunjabi[9]
101988HukumatHaider ChaudhryPunjabi
111988TohfaDaud ButtPunjabi
121988BardashtHaider Chaudhrydouble version
131989YaranaYunus MalikPunjabi
141989ZabardastHaider ChaudhryPunjabi
151989Miss Allah RakhiHaider ChaudhryPunjabi
161989KarmaJahangir QaisarPunjabi
171989RakhwalaWaheed DarPunjabi
181989Mera ChallengeAzmat NawazPunjabi
191989Nagin JogiMasood Buttdouble version
201989Zulm Da SurajM. Javed IqbalPunjabi
211989Tees Maar KhanIqbal KāshmiriPunjabi
221989Zakhmi AuratIqbal Kāshmiridouble version
231989MujrimHaider ChaudhryPunjabi
241990JailorDaud ButtPunjabi[10]
251990HifazatHaider ChaudhryPunjabi[10]
261990Puttar Jaggay DaHassan AskariPunjabi[10]
271990WaqtM. Idrees KhanPunjabi[11]
281990RajaIqbal Kāshmiridouble version[11]
291990MarshalYunus MalikPunjabi
301990Jang BazIrshad SajidPunjabi
311991Doulat Kay PujariM. Idrees Khandouble version
321991Jadoo GarniHasnainPunjabi
331991Husn Ka ChorAltaf Hussaindouble version
341991LakhanMasood ButtPunjabi
351991Watan Kay RakhwalayHasnaindouble version
361991Lahori BadmashShahid RanaPunjabi
371991NadiraAltaf Hussaindouble version
381991CobraShahid Ranadouble version
391991Meri JangMuhammad Rasheed DogarPunjabi
401991Sher AfganYunus MalikPunjabi
411991Shere BadmashSaeed Ali KhanPashto[nb 4]
421992JoshilayImtiaz RanaUrdu
431992Mohammad KhanKaifeePunjabi
441992Qanoon Zamapa LaskeInayat Ullah KhanPashtofirst Pashto film
451992Sher JangYunus MalikPunjabi
461992MehboobaHasnaindouble version
471992GodfatherParvez Ranadouble version
481992Mera InteqamFaiz MalikPunjabi
491993Jagga DakuYunus MalikPunjabi
501993AadilAltaf Hussaindouble version
511993Ilaqa GhairMumtaz Ali Khandouble version
521994LailaNazrul Islamdouble versionlast film

Awards and recognition

YearAwardCategoryResultTitleRef.
1991Nigar AwardBest ActressWonWatan Kay Rakhwalay[12]

Notes

References

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