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Zeba

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This article is about Pakistani film actress. For the Pakistani television actress and model, see Zeba Ali. For other uses, see Zeba (disambiguation).
Zeba
Native nameزیبا
BornAmbala, Punjab, British India
OccupationActress, Producer
Years active1962–1989
Spouse(s)Khawaja Rehmat Ali (1959–1962)
Sudhir (1964–1966)
Mohammad Ali (1967–2006)
ChildrenSamina Ali
AwardsNigar Awards
Best Actress
Arman (1966)
Insaan aur aadmi (1970)
Mohabbat (1972)
Zeba is a film actress from Pakistan. Her real name is Shaheen, but she adopted the name Zeba.[1][2] She is widely regarded as one of the top stars in the 1960s and the early 1970s.[citation needed] She made her screen debut in Chiragh jalta raha in 1962. During a career that spanned almost three decades, Zeba appeared in numerous commercially successful as well as critically appreciated films, many of which featured her alongside actor and husband Mohammad Ali.[3][4] She also starred in the 1966 film Arman which was produced by actor and producer Waheed Murad, Pakistan's first Platinum Jubilee film.[5]

Career[edit]

In 1961, producer Noor Mohammad Khan offered her a role of heroine in his film Zindagi but latter due to unknown reasons film was shelved. By then, she accepted a role in another film Shakir. Arif was the hero, and the movie was eventually released in 1962 with a different name Chiragh jalta raha. Other debut cast were Mohammad Ali and Kamal Irani. Her second release of 1962, Jab say dekha hai tumhain, opposite Darpan earned her critical success. Her next film, Baaji released in 1963 which was also successful.[3][6]
Her first relesae of 1964 Taubah was a Golden Jubilee movie. Her pair, first with Kamal and then with Waheed Murad, who was only producer at that time.[7] Her second collaboration with Waheed Murad was in 1965 film Heera aur pathar. Her next three successive releases in 1964, Aashiana, Baghi Sipahi and Head Constable.[7][8][9]
After the introduction of color movies, she first appeared in Najma. Rishtah hey pyar ka was her first film which was shot overseas. Her first release of 1966 was Armaan which was also Pakistan's first Platinum Jubilee Urdu film. Armaan was produced by Waheed Murad himself and directed by Pervaiz Malik. The movie was released on 18 March 1966. She won her first Best Actress award from Nigar Awards for the film. During the same year, Zeba and Waheed Murad were teamed up in two other movies, i.e., Josh andJaag utha insaan. From 1965 to 1969 Zeba worked in number of films. Some of her notable and successful films of that time are Eid Mubarak, Kaneez, Dard-e-Dil, Koh-e-Noor, Josh, Suhagan, Taj Mehal, Anjaan, Mohabbat rang laye gi, Ek Phool ek Pathar andBahoo Rani. In 1970, she played young-to-old role in Shabab Kiranvi Insaan aur aadmi. Her performance was greatly appreciated and she won her second Best Actress award from Nigar Awards.[10][11]
One of her most memorable role came in 1972 film Mohabbat which was critical and commercial success and earned her third Best Actress award from Nigar Awards. She starred in only one Punjabi film named Mehndi wale hath, whereas she had worked with a total of 45 film directors.[12]
She along with Mohammad Ali also work in 1989 Hindi movie Clerk written, produced, directed by and starred Manoj Kumar alongside an ensemble cast including Rekha, Anita Raj, Shashi Kapoor, Rajendra Kumar, Ashok Kumar, Prem Chopra and Sonu Walia. This was her only Hindi film appearance.[13][14]

Films with Mohammad Ali[edit]

By the late 1970s, Zeba started to work opposite her husband only. Known as Ali-Zeb in media, the pair give number of movies. Some of their most notable films are:[15]
  • Aag
  • Jaise Jante Naheen
  • Baharein Phir Aaeingee
  • Dil Diya Dard Liya
  • Najma
  • Afsana Zindagi Ka
  • Mohabbat
  • Aurat Ek Paheli
  • Naukar
  • Mohabbat Zinndagi Hai
  • Jab Jab Phool Khilay
  • Phool Mere Gulshan Ka
  • Daman Aur Chingari
Her last film was Mohabbat ho to Aesi released in 1989 was also with Mohammad Ali.

Personal life[edit]

Her first marriage was to Khawaja Rehmat Ali (1959–1962), and her second to Sudhir (1964–1966). Zeba met Mohammad Ali On the set of Tum mile pyar mila, and they married while the film was still under production on 29 September 1966.[16][17][18] The couple remained married until Ali's death from Heart attack on 19 March 2006.[19][20][21]
Zeba had a daughter from her first marriage named Samina, after marrying Mohammad Ali, he legally adopted Samina, giving her the name Samina Ali.[22][23][24]

Awards and accolades[edit]

She received the Nigar Awards three times in her movie career.[25]
  • Nigar Award for best actress in the film Armaan in 1966.
  • Nigar Award for best actress in the film Insaan aur aadmi in 1970.
  • Nigar Award for best actress in the film Mohabbat in 1972.
She had also received two special awards from Nigar Awards Millennium award in 1999 and Ilyas Rashidi gold medal in 2002.[26]

Filmography[edit]

1962[4]
  • Chiragh jalta raha
  • Jab se dekha hai tumhen
1963
  • Baji
  • Dil ne tujhe maan liya
  • Sumeera
  • Mehndi wale hath (Punjabi)
1964
1965
  • Kaneez
  • Eid mubarak
  • Aisa bhi hota hai
  • Rawaaj
  • Tere shehar mein
1966
  • Armaan
  • Josh
  • Koh-e-Noor
  • Lori
  • Tasveer
  • Jokar
  • Dard-e-Dil
  • Jaag utha Insaan
1967
  • Insaniyat
  • Ehsan
  • Rishta hai pyar ka
  • Maa Baap
  • Aag
  • Suhagan
  • Waqt ki pukar
1968
  • Mafroor
  • Baalam
  • Adalat
  • Pakeeza
  • Asmat
  • Mujhe jeeney do
  • Mehal
  • Dil diya dard liya
  • Taj Mehal
1969
  • Tum mile pyar mila
  • Jaise jante nahin
  • Zindgi kitni haseen hai
  • Bahu Rani
  • Jang-e-Azadi
1970
  • Insaan aur Aadmi
  • Mohabbat rang laye gi
  • Ik Phool ik Pathar
  • Anjaan
  • Najma
  • Noreen
1971
  • Insaaf aur Qanoon
  • Duniya na maney
  • Yaden
  • Teri soorat meri Ankhen
  • Salam-e-Mohabbat
  • Aansoo bahaye Pathron ne
1972
  • Afsana Zindgi ka
  • Ilzaam
  • Sabbaq
  • Mohabbat
  • Badley gi Duniya saathi
  • Dil ik Aaina
1973
  • Daaman aur Chingari
  • Nadiya ke paar
1974
  • Phool mere Gulshan ka
  • Tiger Gang
  • Shama
  • Parchhaen
1975
  • Jab jab Phool khiley
  • Noukar
  • Bin Baadal barsat
  • Aarzoo
  • Mohabbat zindgi hai
  • Sheerin Farhad
  • Gumrah
  • Palki
  • Isar
1976
  • Aurat ek paheli
  • Phool aur Sholay
  • Goonj uthi Shehnai
  • Dharkan
  • Aap ka Khadam
1977
  • Bharosa
1978
  • Kora Kaghaz
  • Takrao
1979
  • Chori Chori
  • Ibadat
1989
  • Clerk
  • Mohabbat ho to aisi

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