Andleeb

Andleeb (1969 film)
Directed by Fareed Ahmed
Produced by Rashid Mukhtar
Written by Salma Kanwal
Starring Waheed Murad
Shabnam
Aliya
Mustafa Qureshi
"Jugnu" Durdana Zareen
Lehri
Ibrahim Nafees
Talish
Music by Nisar Bazmi
Release dates
29 August 1969
Running time
approx. 3 hours
Country Pakistan
Language Urdu

Andleeb is a Pakistani Urdu colour film starring Waheed Murad, Shabnam, Aliya, Lehri, Mustafa Qureshi, Ibrahim Nafees, Talish, "Baby Jugnu" Durdana and many others.[1] The film is a musical love story based on Salma Kanwal's novel. The film was produced by Rashid Mukhtar under the banner of Nigar Pictures. Fareed Ahmed was the director and Nisar Bazmi was the music director of the film. The film became a huge success and for his role in the film, Waheed Murad was awarded the best actor award of the year in the Nigar Awards.[2] The film ran for 56 weeks continuously in Karachi cinemas and thus became a Golden Jubilee film.

Film Release

Andaleeb was released on August 29, 1969 on Rivoli Cinema of Karachi by Nigar Pictures. The film became a huge success across the nation and ran continuously for 56 weeks with 20 weeks on main cinema and thus became the Golden Jubilee film. During the same year Pakistan's first Diamond Jubilee film Zarqa starring Ejaz Durrani was released by Riaz Shahid, which became the best film of the year. Whereas, the award for best actor went to Waheed Murad for his outstanding performance in the film.

Film's Music

The music of the film was composed by well-known musician Nisar Bazmi. The song Kuch log rooth kar be lagte hain kitne pyare written by Masroor Anwar was one of his big super-hit songs for 1969. Songs of the film are:

Waheed Murad teasing Shabnam in Kuch log rooth kar bhi...

Awards for this film

Andleeb won 4 Nigar Awards in the following categories:

Category Recipient
Best actor Waheed Murad
Special award Shabnam
Best screenplay Ali Sufian Afaaqi
Best sound editor A.Z. Baig

References

  1. , film Andaleeb (1969) on Pakistan Film Magazine website, Retrieved 24 Dec 2015
  2. http://anisshakur.tripod.com/id31.html, A Tribute to actor Waheed Murad, Retrieved 24 Dec 2015

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