| Born | 26 September 1965 (age 54)[1] Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Pakistani |
| Alma mater | University of Karachi |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active |
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Ismat Iqbal (Urdu: عصمت اقبال) is a Pakistani television actress. She has appeared as child and later lead actress in classic serials aired on PTV Home during 1970-1990.[2] Currently, she is active in television industry playing role of mother on different serials airing on different networks. Her most recent appearance include Aik Larki Aam Si as Minhaj's mother and Ranjha Ranjha Kardi as Noori's mother.[1][3][4]
Omnisphere 1 5 8d keygen idm. She was introduced to Pakistan Television by Director Bakhtiar Ahmad.
Selected television work[edit]
- Jul 03, 2004.
- LAHORE, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 29th Sep, 2019 ):Walled City Lahore Authority (WCLA) will restore tomb of Mir Chakar Khan Rind (Chakar-e-Azam) and Fort Satgarah. According to WCLA sources on Sunday, paper work for the restoration of tomb Chakar-e-Azam Rind and Fort Satgarah had been completed as per the direction of Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar.
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| Year | Title | Network | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffee House | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Faasley | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Chakar-e-Azam | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Zara Si Bhool | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Haan Isi Mor Par | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Bakht Nama | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Baarish | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Shikast-e-Aarzu | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Aabgeeney | PTV Home | [1] | |
| Aadhi Gawahi | PTV Home | [1] | |
| 2013 | Mere Hamrahi | Hum TV | as Humaira (Haniya's Mother) |
| 2016–2017 | Socha Na Tha | ARY Zindagi | |
| 2017 | Zakham | ARY Digital | as Zeb (Takbeer's mother) |
| 2016–2017 | Waada | ARY Digital | as Nuzhat |
| 2017 | Sun Yaara | ARY Digital | as Saif's mother |
| 2016–2017 | Hatheli | Hum TV | as Samiya's mother |
| 2017–2018 | Karamat-e-Ishq | TV One | |
| 2018–2019 | Aik Larki Aam Si | Hum TV | as Minhaj's mother[5] |
| 2018–2019 | Ranjha Ranjha Kardi | Hum TV | as Noori's mother[3] |
References[edit]
- ^ abcdefghijkl'Ismat Iqbal | Actor'. PTV Old. Retrieved 2019-06-19.
- ^'List of Actors of PTV'. Pakistan Television Corporation. Retrieved 2019-05-25.
- ^ ab''I'm playing the most difficult character of my life as Bhola,' Imran Ashraf on his next'. Oyeyeah. 2018-10-02. Retrieved 2019-06-19.
- ^Staff, CelebDhaba (2018-11-05). 'Ranjha Ranjha Kardi revolves around the brave, beautiful and idealist Noor Bano'. Celebdhaba. Retrieved 2019-06-19.
- ^HUM TV (2018-06-19), Aik Larki Aam Si Episode #01 HUM TV Drama 19 June 2018, retrieved 2019-06-19
Latest serial 2019Hania (24)episode Mujay beta chahiya (24)episodes Mai maaf nai karongi (25) episodes
External links[edit]
- Ismat Iqbal on IMDb
Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ismat_Iqbal&oldid=961339259'
Khudaki Basti (The Earth's Firmament): Written by Shaukat Siddiqi on his novel ofthe same name. 1969-remake Oct. 1974-Jan. 1975
Alif-Noon:Written by Kamal Ahmad Rizwi. 1st season Dec. 1969-70; 2ndseason 1971-72; 3rd season 1981-82
Themost popular satirical comedy drama series of PTV history.
Shehzori:Dramatized by Haseena Moin on a novel of Azeem Baig Chughtai. 1973
KiranKahani (Kiran's Story): Written by Haseena Moin. 1973
AikChehra kai Chehray (A manifold Face): 30 episodes drama series on 17 selectedshort stories of renowned Urdu poet and short story writer Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi.Dec. 1973-July 1974
NeelamGhar: 1st season 4th November 1974; 2nd season1985; 3rd season July 1993; 4th season 2006-16. Fromthird season the name changed as Tariq Aziz show and from fourth season it's now Baz-me-Tariq Aziz.
The most celebrated program of PTV history whichcontained all the healthy entertainment from quiz to poetry, celebrities,music, new talent, and everything. Hosted by Tariq Aziz who is the most knownfigure of PTV.
Jhok-Sayal: Dramatized by Munno Bhai on a story ofSayed Shabbir Hussein. 1975
Nai-puraniAik Kahani (Old and New Story): Juvenile drama series on stories selected fromworld literature, dramatized by famous Urdu Poet Kishwar Naheed. 1975
Roomy:Juvenile drama serial written by Haseena Moin. 1975
IntizarFarmaiye (Wait, Please!): Written by Athar Shah Khan. 1975
Shamaa:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of A. R. Khatoon. 1976
Aik thaGaon (It was a Village): Dramatized by Johar Mir on a novel of Fehmida Akhtar.1976
Tabeer(The Effect): Written by Saleem Ahmad. 1976-77
Drama series depicted the intrigued scenario beforethe partition of 1947.
Aik-MuhabbatSau-Afsanay (A good few Legends of a Love): Written by renowned Urdu author andmystique, Ashfaq Ahmad. 1976-remake 1998-99. The drama series focused thevarious legends of love depicted by Ashfaq Ahmad in a more real style to conveythe mystiques of love and its many follies. Most of the plays ends with petitioprincipii.
Parchaiyan(The Shadows): Dramatized by Haseena Moin on the novel of Henry James 'Portraitof a Lady'. 1977
Kalyan(Buds): Conceived and written by Farooq Qaiser. 1st Season Jan. 1977-Oct. 1980. The most popular light comedy sitcom of the PTV history, otherseasons were aired in the eighties and nineties. The show focused the laymenand their wretched circumstances using the literary devices mostly the aphorisms.The first season focused and made for children and juvenile, other seasonsfocused the adult audience.
UncleUrfi: Written by Haseena Moin 1978
Waris(The Heir): Written by Amjab Islam Amjad. 13th Oct. 1979-14thApr. 1980
One ofthe most popular among all the drams serials.
Fifty-Fifty:1979-81
75episodes most popular skit comedy show of PTV history.
Alif-Laila(Arabian Nights): 1979-82
Thepopular juvenile drama series based on the Arabian nights' tales.
Koonj(Crane): Written by Yunus Qayasi. 1980
Dhund(The Fog): Dramatized by Haseena Moin on Daphne De Muriel novel 'My CousinRachel'. 1980
AkhriChatan: Dramatized by Saleem Ahmad on Naseem Hijazi novel of the same name.1980
Afshan:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of A. R. Khatoon. 1981
The drama serial depicted the landscape, the socialattitude of Muslim society and its individuals during the violent environmentof 1946-47.
PTV Awards:the first PTV Awards ceremony in twenty-eight categories. 1981
Nashaiman:Written by Saleem Chishti. 1982
Silsila (the Sequence): Written by Shahid Kazmi.1982
SonaChandi: Written by Munno Bhai. 1982-83
Ankahi(Untold): Written by Haseena Moin. 1982
KhidmatMarkaz (Philanthropic Center): Written by Fazal Hussein Samim. 1983
Samundar(Sea): Written by AMjad Islam AMjad. 1983
Shaheen(The Eagle): Dramatized by Saleem Ahmad and Asad Muhammad Khan on Naseem Hijazinovel of the same name. 1983
Deewarain(The Walls): Written by Abdul-Qadir Junejo. 1983
Namoos(The Prestige): Written by Dr. Muhammad Azam Azam. 1984
Jungle:Written by Noor-ul-Huda Shah. 1984
Ptv Drama Chakar E Azam Song
Angan-Tehra(Blind-spot): Writeen by Anwar Maqsood. 1984
Lazawal(Exalted): Dramatized by Asghar Nadeem Sayed on Bushra Rehman novel. 1984
AndheraUjala (Murk vs. Luminosity): Written by Yunus Jawed 1984-86
Themost popular crime drama series aired for nearly two years, based on the socialurban and rural lives' brutal acts of cruelty and heinous crimes.
Ana:Written by Fatima Suraiya Bajya. 1985
Bhoot-Bangla(Ghost-Bungalow): Written by Ghulam Muhammad Qasi. 1985
Karwan(Caravan): Written by Abdul-Qadir Junejo. 1985
Mausam(Season): Written by Fazal Hussein Samim. 1985
Waqt(Time): Written by Amjad Islam Amjad. 1985
Koshish(Struggle): Written by Zulqar-Nain Haider. 1985
One of the most popular juvenile drama serial of thedecade.
Asmantak Deewar (Up to the Sky) : Written by Noor-ul-Huda Shah. 1986
Chhaon(The Dusk): Written by Shaihd Kazmi. 1986
Darya(River): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1986
Tanhaiyan(Solitudes): Written by Haseena Moin. 1986
Khaleej(Gulf): Written by Imran Saleem. 1986
Dhop-Kinarey(Under the Sun): Written by Haseena Moin. 1987
Nigar-Khana:Written by Dr. Anwar Sajjad. 1987
Shikast-e-Arzoo(Fall of Yearning): Written by Hameed Kashmiri on his novel of the same name.1987
Bhanwar(The Vortex): Written by Amar Jalil. 1987
Salakhein(The Barriers): Written by Dr. Dennis Isaac. 1988
Zeenat:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of Mirza Qaleej Baig. 1988
Saye(Silhouettes): Written by Zakya Akbar. 1988
Jashn-e-Tamseel:Written by Ashfaq Ahmad, Shahid Kazmi, Shoaib Mansoor, Fazal Hussein Samim andNoor-ul-Huda Shah.
Five day long-play series. 6th March1988-10th March 1988
NeelayHath (Blue Hands): Written by Shahid Kazmi. 1989
Piyas (TheThirst): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1989
Jangloos:Dramatized by Shaukat Siddiqi on his famous, mammoth serialized novel of thesame name. 1989
The drama serial was shortly dramatized; even in theserialized form it was not yet finished; ends with a more foolish style due topolitical pressures. Many reality-based scenes were cut, thus the drama becamea failure.
Khuaish(The Desire): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1990
Madaar(Axis): Written by Rauf Khalid. 1990
Barish(Rain): Written by Dr. Dennis Isaac. 1990
Ba-adb!Ba-mulahiza! Hoshiyar!! (Regard! Behold! Observe!!): Written by Athar Shah Kha.1990
A comedy drama serial set in the Medieval India ofMuslim Kingdom, satirizing the Muslim reign of India for its cruelty inlight-comedy style.
Jheel(Lake): Written by Munno Bhai. 1990
Chakar-e-Azam:Written by Atta Shad. 1990
Pat-jharr(the Fall): Written by Yunus Jawed. 1991
Waqt-kaAasman (Importance of Time): Written By Sabit Muhsin. 1990-91
A coming-of-age drama series dealing the unnaturalphenomena and their effects on modern human life.
Ahat(The Rustling): Written by Haseena Moin. 1991
Bayaban(Desert): Written by Dr. Muhammad Azam Azam. 1991
Rozan:Written By Orya Muqbool Jaan. 1991
Fishaar(The Thrust): Written by Amjad Islam Amjad. 1991
Taan-Sen:Written by Hassena Moin. 1991
Guest-House:Written by Dr. Tariq Azia, Mustafa Sajjad Haidar, Dr. Dennis Isaac, FarooqKaiser, Rauf Khalid, Hamid Rana, Asghar Nadeem Sayed, and few others. 1991-92
Themost popular comedy drama series of PTV history which aired for more than yeardue to its immense popularity.
Muqadma-i-Kashmir:Written by Bakhtiya Ahmad. 1991
A special one episode long-play on the burning issueof Kashmir.
Mandi(The Street): Written by Asad Muhammad Khan. 1992
Kasak(The Sigh): Written by Haseena Moin. 1992
Uroosa:Dramatized by Fatima Surraiya Bajya on a novel of Zubeda Khatoon of the samename. 1992
Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ismat_Iqbal&oldid=961339259'
Khudaki Basti (The Earth's Firmament): Written by Shaukat Siddiqi on his novel ofthe same name. 1969-remake Oct. 1974-Jan. 1975
Alif-Noon:Written by Kamal Ahmad Rizwi. 1st season Dec. 1969-70; 2ndseason 1971-72; 3rd season 1981-82
Themost popular satirical comedy drama series of PTV history.
Shehzori:Dramatized by Haseena Moin on a novel of Azeem Baig Chughtai. 1973
KiranKahani (Kiran's Story): Written by Haseena Moin. 1973
AikChehra kai Chehray (A manifold Face): 30 episodes drama series on 17 selectedshort stories of renowned Urdu poet and short story writer Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi.Dec. 1973-July 1974
NeelamGhar: 1st season 4th November 1974; 2nd season1985; 3rd season July 1993; 4th season 2006-16. Fromthird season the name changed as Tariq Aziz show and from fourth season it's now Baz-me-Tariq Aziz.
The most celebrated program of PTV history whichcontained all the healthy entertainment from quiz to poetry, celebrities,music, new talent, and everything. Hosted by Tariq Aziz who is the most knownfigure of PTV.
Jhok-Sayal: Dramatized by Munno Bhai on a story ofSayed Shabbir Hussein. 1975
Nai-puraniAik Kahani (Old and New Story): Juvenile drama series on stories selected fromworld literature, dramatized by famous Urdu Poet Kishwar Naheed. 1975
Roomy:Juvenile drama serial written by Haseena Moin. 1975
IntizarFarmaiye (Wait, Please!): Written by Athar Shah Khan. 1975
Shamaa:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of A. R. Khatoon. 1976
Aik thaGaon (It was a Village): Dramatized by Johar Mir on a novel of Fehmida Akhtar.1976
Tabeer(The Effect): Written by Saleem Ahmad. 1976-77
Drama series depicted the intrigued scenario beforethe partition of 1947.
Aik-MuhabbatSau-Afsanay (A good few Legends of a Love): Written by renowned Urdu author andmystique, Ashfaq Ahmad. 1976-remake 1998-99. The drama series focused thevarious legends of love depicted by Ashfaq Ahmad in a more real style to conveythe mystiques of love and its many follies. Most of the plays ends with petitioprincipii.
Parchaiyan(The Shadows): Dramatized by Haseena Moin on the novel of Henry James 'Portraitof a Lady'. 1977
Kalyan(Buds): Conceived and written by Farooq Qaiser. 1st Season Jan. 1977-Oct. 1980. The most popular light comedy sitcom of the PTV history, otherseasons were aired in the eighties and nineties. The show focused the laymenand their wretched circumstances using the literary devices mostly the aphorisms.The first season focused and made for children and juvenile, other seasonsfocused the adult audience.
UncleUrfi: Written by Haseena Moin 1978
Waris(The Heir): Written by Amjab Islam Amjad. 13th Oct. 1979-14thApr. 1980
One ofthe most popular among all the drams serials.
Fifty-Fifty:1979-81
75episodes most popular skit comedy show of PTV history.
Alif-Laila(Arabian Nights): 1979-82
Thepopular juvenile drama series based on the Arabian nights' tales.
Koonj(Crane): Written by Yunus Qayasi. 1980
Dhund(The Fog): Dramatized by Haseena Moin on Daphne De Muriel novel 'My CousinRachel'. 1980
AkhriChatan: Dramatized by Saleem Ahmad on Naseem Hijazi novel of the same name.1980
Afshan:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of A. R. Khatoon. 1981
The drama serial depicted the landscape, the socialattitude of Muslim society and its individuals during the violent environmentof 1946-47.
PTV Awards:the first PTV Awards ceremony in twenty-eight categories. 1981
Nashaiman:Written by Saleem Chishti. 1982
Silsila (the Sequence): Written by Shahid Kazmi.1982
SonaChandi: Written by Munno Bhai. 1982-83
Ankahi(Untold): Written by Haseena Moin. 1982
KhidmatMarkaz (Philanthropic Center): Written by Fazal Hussein Samim. 1983
Samundar(Sea): Written by AMjad Islam AMjad. 1983
Shaheen(The Eagle): Dramatized by Saleem Ahmad and Asad Muhammad Khan on Naseem Hijazinovel of the same name. 1983
Deewarain(The Walls): Written by Abdul-Qadir Junejo. 1983
Namoos(The Prestige): Written by Dr. Muhammad Azam Azam. 1984
Jungle:Written by Noor-ul-Huda Shah. 1984
Ptv Drama Chakar E Azam Song
Angan-Tehra(Blind-spot): Writeen by Anwar Maqsood. 1984
Lazawal(Exalted): Dramatized by Asghar Nadeem Sayed on Bushra Rehman novel. 1984
AndheraUjala (Murk vs. Luminosity): Written by Yunus Jawed 1984-86
Themost popular crime drama series aired for nearly two years, based on the socialurban and rural lives' brutal acts of cruelty and heinous crimes.
Ana:Written by Fatima Suraiya Bajya. 1985
Bhoot-Bangla(Ghost-Bungalow): Written by Ghulam Muhammad Qasi. 1985
Karwan(Caravan): Written by Abdul-Qadir Junejo. 1985
Mausam(Season): Written by Fazal Hussein Samim. 1985
Waqt(Time): Written by Amjad Islam Amjad. 1985
Koshish(Struggle): Written by Zulqar-Nain Haider. 1985
One of the most popular juvenile drama serial of thedecade.
Asmantak Deewar (Up to the Sky) : Written by Noor-ul-Huda Shah. 1986
Chhaon(The Dusk): Written by Shaihd Kazmi. 1986
Darya(River): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1986
Tanhaiyan(Solitudes): Written by Haseena Moin. 1986
Khaleej(Gulf): Written by Imran Saleem. 1986
Dhop-Kinarey(Under the Sun): Written by Haseena Moin. 1987
Nigar-Khana:Written by Dr. Anwar Sajjad. 1987
Shikast-e-Arzoo(Fall of Yearning): Written by Hameed Kashmiri on his novel of the same name.1987
Bhanwar(The Vortex): Written by Amar Jalil. 1987
Salakhein(The Barriers): Written by Dr. Dennis Isaac. 1988
Zeenat:Dramatized by Fatima Suraiya Bajya on a novel of Mirza Qaleej Baig. 1988
Saye(Silhouettes): Written by Zakya Akbar. 1988
Jashn-e-Tamseel:Written by Ashfaq Ahmad, Shahid Kazmi, Shoaib Mansoor, Fazal Hussein Samim andNoor-ul-Huda Shah.
Five day long-play series. 6th March1988-10th March 1988
NeelayHath (Blue Hands): Written by Shahid Kazmi. 1989
Piyas (TheThirst): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1989
Jangloos:Dramatized by Shaukat Siddiqi on his famous, mammoth serialized novel of thesame name. 1989
The drama serial was shortly dramatized; even in theserialized form it was not yet finished; ends with a more foolish style due topolitical pressures. Many reality-based scenes were cut, thus the drama becamea failure.
Khuaish(The Desire): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1990
Madaar(Axis): Written by Rauf Khalid. 1990
Barish(Rain): Written by Dr. Dennis Isaac. 1990
Ba-adb!Ba-mulahiza! Hoshiyar!! (Regard! Behold! Observe!!): Written by Athar Shah Kha.1990
A comedy drama serial set in the Medieval India ofMuslim Kingdom, satirizing the Muslim reign of India for its cruelty inlight-comedy style.
Jheel(Lake): Written by Munno Bhai. 1990
Chakar-e-Azam:Written by Atta Shad. 1990
Pat-jharr(the Fall): Written by Yunus Jawed. 1991
Waqt-kaAasman (Importance of Time): Written By Sabit Muhsin. 1990-91
A coming-of-age drama series dealing the unnaturalphenomena and their effects on modern human life.
Ahat(The Rustling): Written by Haseena Moin. 1991
Bayaban(Desert): Written by Dr. Muhammad Azam Azam. 1991
Rozan:Written By Orya Muqbool Jaan. 1991
Fishaar(The Thrust): Written by Amjad Islam Amjad. 1991
Taan-Sen:Written by Hassena Moin. 1991
Guest-House:Written by Dr. Tariq Azia, Mustafa Sajjad Haidar, Dr. Dennis Isaac, FarooqKaiser, Rauf Khalid, Hamid Rana, Asghar Nadeem Sayed, and few others. 1991-92
Themost popular comedy drama series of PTV history which aired for more than yeardue to its immense popularity.
Muqadma-i-Kashmir:Written by Bakhtiya Ahmad. 1991
A special one episode long-play on the burning issueof Kashmir.
Mandi(The Street): Written by Asad Muhammad Khan. 1992
Kasak(The Sigh): Written by Haseena Moin. 1992
Uroosa:Dramatized by Fatima Surraiya Bajya on a novel of Zubeda Khatoon of the samename. 1992
Suraj-Mukhi(Sunflower): Written by Bano Qudsiya. 1992
Karoobi(Cherub): Written by Dr. Dennis Isaac. 1992
Din(Day): Written by Amjad Islam Amjad. 1992
Lakirain(Rays): Dramatized by Akram Zaib on A.D. Baloch story. 1992
Anch(The Split): Dramatized by Naheed Sultana Akhtar, on a novel written byherself. 1992
Faraib(The Deceit): Written by Mustansar Hussein Tarar. 1993
Intiha(Culmination): Written by Shaukat Qehr. 1993
Gul-e-Lala:Written by SaadUllah Jan Burq. 1993
Kiran:Dramatized by Khalid Ahmad on a novel of Zubeda Khatoon. 1993
Rozan-e-Zinda:A drama series dramatized by Hameed Kashmiri on true stories researched by ZiaAhmad Awan. 1993
Noreena:dramatized by Yunus Qayasi on a novel of famous Urdu romantic novel writer RazyaButt. 1993
Nijaat(Emancipation): Written By Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1993
Ainak-walaJinn (Spectacled Jinni): Written by A. Hameed. 1993-96
Themost popular drama serial of juvenile category aired for more than three years.
Marvi:Written by Noor-ul-Huda Shah. 1994
Alou(The Blaze): Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1994
Eteraaf(Confession): Dramatized by Hameed kashmiri on a novel of M.A. Rahat. 1994
Zehr-Baad:Written by Dr. Tariq Aziz. 1994
Qasmi-Kahanyan:Drama series dramatized on various famous stories of renowned Urdu poet andshort story writer Ahmad Nadeem Qasmi. 1994
Dhuwan(The Smoke): Written by Ashir Azeem. 1994
Gharaik Nagar (Home Sweet Home): Written by Fatima Suraiya Bajya. 1994
Raigzaar:Written by Musarrat Kalanchwi. 1995
Reza Reza (into Pieces): Written by Iftikhar Haider.1995
Musafat (The Journey): Written by MusarratKalamchwi. 1996
Ranjish (Bad Blood): Written by Yunus Jawed. 1996
Susraal(In-Laws): Written by RehmatUllah Manjhoti. 1996
Hawaien(The Winds) Written by Asghar Nadeem Sayed. 1997
Rahein(The Tracks): Dramatized by Mansha Yad on his Punjabi novel. 1998
FamilyFront: Written by Yunus Butt. 1998-2000
Piyasi (Thirsty): Written by Bushra Rehman on hernovel. 1999
Shaam-se-Pehle(Before the Sunset): Written by Seema Ghazal. 1999
Zaib-Un-Nissa:Written by Azra Babar. 2000
Dupatta(The Stole): Written by Dr. Tariq Aziz. 2000
Dhoopaur Saibaan (Sunlight and Shade): Written by Musarrat Kalanchwi. 2000
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