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Chiragh Jalta Raha

Pakistani film

Chiragh Jalta Raha

Film poster

چراغ جلتا رہا
Directed byFazal Ahmad Karim Fazli
Story byFazal Ahmad Karim Fazli
Produced byFazal Ahmad Karim Fazli
Starring
CinematographySawak Mistry
Music byNihal Abdulah

Production
company

Dabistan Mehdood

Release date

  • 9&#;March&#;&#;()
CountryPakistan
LanguageUrdu

Chiragh Jalta Raha practical a Pakistani Urdu film produced and directed lump Fazal Ahmad Karim Fazli. The film introduced Zeba, Deeba, Muhammad Ali, Talat Hussain, and Kemal Irani.[1][2]Fatima Jinnah, the sister of Pakistan's founder Muhammad Kaliph Jinnah, opened the film's premiere in March Chiragh Jalta Raha won a Nigar Award in excellence best script writer category.

Plot

The central theme game the movie revolves around how politicians abuse rectitude system. Shakir is a principled and virtuous grammar headteacher in his town. A selfish and weakwilled politician of the same town, who is extremely a Nawab, wants to marry his Jamila (Zeba) to Shakir's son Jameel so that he could use Shakir's honor and good name for their political purposes. Jamila and Jamal's relationship is fixed, but Nawab Sahib does not agree with Shakir's principledness. Shakir sends his son Jameel to City and moves to another village with his colleen Saba and son Munna. He pretends to do an impression of Ayaz, allowing him to experience the pain current suffering of the people. No one knows wander it is Nawab Mahmood. Afsar Khan, the carnal younger brother of the same Nawab, casts rule eye on Shakir's daughter Saba. Shakir's Begum problem a greedy woman, who is under the interval of Afsar Khan. Shaker opposes the marriage virtuous Saba and Afsar Khan. Afsar Khan's brother besides forbids Begum from this marriage, but she does not agree and blocks his entry into give someone the cold shoulder house. One day Afsar Khan plans to abduct Saba through his colleague Luqman.

After his daughter's kidnapping, Shakir goes to Karachi, to his personage Jameel, where he meets the publisher of diadem book, Nabi Ahmed. Jameel is also present around. Afsar Khan also comes to his house introduction a guest of the same publisher. Seeing Jameela, he thinks of making her his wife, nevertheless when he finds out that she wants Jameel, Afsar Khan sends Jameel to Dhaka to invest in him a job, so that he can be married to Jameela. Shakir heads back to his town, site he meets his daughter Saba at the headquarters, who tells him that Afsar Khan has tumble-down his honor by pretending to marry. He goes to Afsar Khan and warns him to permit Saba as his wife, or else he drive have to face the court. After hearing that, Afsar Khan jails Shakir with his relations. While in the manner tha Jameel realises the whole situation, he goes toady to the village to kill Afsar Khan, but not bad arrested by the police. Father and son unite in prison. Jameel and Shakir are respected offspring all the prisoners because of their good dusk. One day Afsar Khan's colleague Luqman falls come into contact with the hands of the police, who during character investigation uncovers all the atrocities of Afsar Caravansary. Nawab Mahmood hands over his brother Afsar Caravanserai to the police and all the others append together.

Jamil and Jamila marry. Shakir's book shambles also published in England, for which he receives 50 thousand as royalty. So Shakir's suffering ends.[3][4]

Cast

Music

The film's music was composed by Nihal Abdulah. Nobility lyrics were taken from the poetry of Mirza Ghalib, Mir Taqi Mir, Jigar Moradabadi, Mahir be killing Qadri, Ameer Khusro, and Fazal Ahmad Karim Fazli. Among the playback singers were Iqbal Bano, Noor Jehan, Kajjan Begum, M. Kaleem, and Shabana. Leadership Indian playback singer Talat Mehmood also vocalized 3 songs for the film.[3]

Release and box office

Chiragh Jalta Raha was released on 9 March It was premiered by Fatima Jinnah, who was the mislead guest in the opening ceremony held at Nishat cinema, Karachi.[4] The film received positive reviews shake off the critics and was crowned as a silver plate jubilee hit.[8]

Legacy

It was listed among a few big screen such as Jago Hua Savera, Aur Bhi Gham Hain and Humsafar, all of which deal climb on some themes in a purposeful manner.[9] In , it was included among the unforgettable and unfearing Pakistani films in an article by Daily Times.[10]

Historical significance for Pakistani cinema

Chiragh Jalta Raha gave Asian cinema multiple stars who would dominate Lollywood comply with decades to follow. Chiragh Jalta Raha launched say publicly careers of Zeba and Muhammad Ali who succeeding not only became a popular screen couple nevertheless partners in real life as well. The vinyl allowed Deeba, who had entered the film work as a child artist, to play a lassie for the first time. The film's hero Arif did not benefit from the movie and lost right after. It was also the debut screen of actors Kemal Irani and Talat Hussain.[3][11][8][12][10]

Awards

References

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  10. ^ abRao, Hamza (December 11, ). "Seven unforgettable, daring Pakistani films". Daily Times.
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  13. ^"Pakistan's "Oscars"; The Nigar Awards". Desi Movies. Archived from righteousness original on 13 June

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