Pakistan's great actor Mohammad Ali, who the nation called Shahenshah-e-Jazbaat (The Emperor of Emotions) is being remembered on his fifth death anniversary today. Mohammad Ali was born to a religious family in Rampur, British India on November 10, 1938. Muhammad Ali began his professional career from Radio Pakistan Hyderabad and his debut film was “Charagh Jalta Raha” (1962).
“Shararat” (1964) was another popular film by him. Muhammad Ali performed an unforgettable role in “Aag Ka Darya.”
He acted in over 300 movies including some Punjabi films and worked with Zeba, Shamim Ara and other prominent actors of the time. He was a versatile actor and played negative as well as character actor roles successfully.
He married Zeba, a prominent film heroin of her time. Ali was a cardiac patient and underwent two surgeries.
He is widely considered to be the foremost dramatic performer that the Pakistani film industry has ever had and was conferred Pride of Performance on Mohammad Ali in 1984 in recognition of his life-long services to the entertainment industry of Pakistan and subsequently became the only actor who was awarded by Tamgha-e-Imtiaz
