Syed Wasi Shah

Syed Wasi Shah
(سید وصی شاہ)
Born Syed Wasi Shah
c. 1976
Sargodha, Punjab
Pen name Wasi (وصی)
Occupation Poet, writer, dramatists, columnist, lyricist, actor and anchor
Language Urdu
Nationality Pakistani
Period 1995–present
Genre Romantic
Subject romance
Notable works Mujhay Sandal Kar do,
Mere Ho Kar Raho
Ankhain Bheeg Jati Hain
Notable awards Best Writer Drama Serial 2012 (nominated)
Spouse Zara Wasi (1999–present)
Children 4
Relatives Iqbal Hussain (brother),
Farah Hussain (sister-in-law)
Website
www.wasishah.urdudigest.pk

Syed Wasi Shah (Urdu:سید وصی شاہ) is a Pakistani Urdu poet, dramatist, columnist, writer, anchor and occasional actor. Wasi started his career by acting in his own-scripted serial, he left acting in order to pursue his career in poetry.[1]

Wasi Shah wrote many books, including Mujhay Sandal Kar Do, Mere Ho Kar Raho, Ankhain Bheeg Jati Hain. Mujhay Sandal Kar Do. Wasi has written many plays including Babul, Thorhi Si Jaga Chaiye and Ek Tamanna Lahasil Si for which he was nominated as Best Writer Drama Serial at 1st Hum Awards.

Personal life

Born as Syed Wasi Shah in Sargodha, Punjab, Wasi has a Punjabi dialect. His was seven when his father died of heart attack. Wasi married in 1999, he met his wife during his stay in Islamabad while of his first shooting of drama. Wasi and his wife have four children.

Career

Wasi started his career as an actor in his own written serial, but left acting in order to pursue his childhood interest in poetry. Later Wasi served as an anchor on the talk shows, Raat Gaye and 3 Idiots.[2] He appears on number of talk shows, morning shows and intellectual programs. Wasi also serve as columnist on a daily Pakistani newspaper and he is still writing about issues in the newspaper Daily Aaj.

Urdu Digest diplomat

Wasi became safeer of Pakistan's first digest magazine, Urdu Digest, and is called Safeer-e-Urdu (سفیراردو) in 2012.

Television plays

Books of poetry

References

  1. "Syed Wasi Shah Bio". LashChannel. Retrieved 6 February 2014.
  2. "Wasi Shah 3 Idiots". Topics.One. Retrieved 6 February 2014.

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