Nargis (actress)

Nargis (actress)
Nargis
Born Ghazallah
August 12, 1974 (1974-08-12) (age 37)
Lahore, Pakistan
Occupation Film actress, Stage dancer
Years active 1992–present
Height 1.68 m (5 ft 6 in)

Nargis (Urdu: نرگس) (born 1974) is a Pakistani film actress and a stage dancer, whose real name is Ghazallah (meaning "a female deer"). She was born in Chichawatni. She had the leading role in Idrees Khan’s Aalmi Ghunde (Global Thugs), with a script written by Nasir Adeeb. Future roles in movies like Kuri Munda Razi and Kala Raj were type-cast, and her career and reputation as a solo star suffered as a result.[1]

Playing the unusual role of a bald woman for Omar Sharif’s Chand Babu, she shaved her head to better play the part. Her views are considered to be contrary to conservative Pakistani society; many see her as outspoken compared to social Pakistani norms.

She appears regularly in stage plays and theater musicals in Lahore, Multan and other cities throughout Pakistan; her younger sister Deedar also appears on stage quite frequently. Nargis's recent film Sooha Jora (Bridal Dress) was produced by her husband Zubair Shah.

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Personal life

Nargis currently resides in Canada with her husband Zubair Shah, son Ali and daughter named Masooma. She now runs a beauty parlor/spa/salon in Markham, Canada.

Selected filmography

Year Movie Language Cast
1994 Danda Peer Punjabi Nargis, Sultan Rahi
1995 Main ne Pyar Kiya Punjabi Madiha Shah, Shaan, Nargis
1995 Shartia Mithay Punjabi Nargis, Babbu Barral
1996 Aao pyar karen Urdu Neeli, Javed Sheikh, Nargis
1996 Mummy Urdu Atiqa Odho, Nadeem, Reema, Nargis, Mustafa Qureshi
1997 Mafia Urdu Reema, Madiha Shah, Babar Ali, Saud, Saima, Nargis
1997 Kuri Munda Razi Punjabi Sahiba, Jan Rambo, Nargis
1998 Dopatta Punjabi Nargis, Javed Hassan
1999 Hawwa ki Beti Urdu Sapna, Izhar Qazi, Nargis
2000 Long da lashkara Punjabi Reema, Shaan, Nargis
2000 Yaar Badshah Punjabi Saima, Shaan, Nargis
2002 Babbu Khan Punjabi Saima, Shaan, Reema, Moammar Rana, Nargis
2004 Daaman aur Chingari Urdu Saima, Izhar Qazi, Nargis
2009 Soha Jora Punjabi Shaan, Nargis[2]

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