ISLAMABAD: The first death anniversary of renowned actor Qavi Khan is being observed nationwide on Tuesday.
Qavi Khan’s journey in the entertainment industry started since his childhood from his birth city, Peshawar, where he began as a child star on Radio Pakistan. Moving to television in 1964, he swiftly became one of Pakistan Television’s pioneering figures.
His professional debut came with the play “Lakhon Mein Aik,” but it was his role in “Andhera Ujala” that gave him the nationwide fame.
In 1965, Qavi Khan ventured into the realm of cinema, starring big movies such as “Mauhabbat Zindagi Hai,” “Chand Suraj,” “Sarfarosh,” “Kalay Chor,” and “Zameen Asman.”
In recognition of his contributions to both the nation and the entertainment industry, Qavi Khan was honored with the Pride of Performance and Sitara-i-Imtiaz awards by the government. His legacy continues to be cherished by many, even though he passed away on this same day last year. —APP
