Muzaffar Ali

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Muzaffar Ali (born 21 October 1944; Lucknow) is an Indian film-maker, a fashion designer, a poet, an artist, a music-lover, a revivalist, a social worker.

In 2005 he was awarded the Padma Shri for his achievements. His son Shaad Ali is a film director.

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[edit] Biography

Muzaffar was born in Lucknow in 1944 and attended the La Martiniiere college[1] there.

[edit] Filmography

  • Khizan (1991)
  • Aaya Basant Sakhi (1986)
  • Anjuman (1986) (also producer)
  • Kali Mohini (1986)
  • Semal Ki Darakht (1986)
  • Ganga Teri Shakti Apaar (1985)
  • India, an Unusual Environment for Meetings (1985)
  • Sheeshon Ka Masiha (1985)
  • Kue Yaar Mein (1984)
  • Together Forever (1984)
  • Vadakath: A Thervad in Kerala (1984)
  • Sunhare Sapne (1983)
  • Wah! Maan Gaye Ustad (1983)
  • Aagman (1982)
  • Laila Majnu Ki Nai Nautanki (1982)
  • Venue India (1982)
  • Woodcrafts of Saharanpur (1982)
  • Umrao Jaan (1981) (also producer)
  • Vasiqedars, the Pensioners of Avadh (1981)
  • Gaman (1978) (also producer)

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Old Martinians' website is the chief source for the alumni section.

[edit] External links

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