Legendary actor, Qavi Khan passed away in Canada

Karachi: Muhammad Qavi Khan, a renowned performer in radio, theatre, film, and television, has passed away in Canada. He was 80 years old.

Early on, Mohammad Qavi Khan began performing on the radio and displaying his acting prowess on stage, screen, and television. He achieved remarkable renown, nonetheless, thanks to the drama series "Andhira Ajala" that was shown on PTV Lahore and in which he played a police inspector.

Long-term patient Qavi Khan passed away while receiving treatment in Canada. Mohammadi Qavi Khan was born in Peshawar in November 1942, and from a young age, he was involved with Radio Pakistan, where he developed his vocal range. After that, he started working in theatre as well as acting on Pakistan Television and soon became one of the leading actors.

His unique role in the drama series 'Andhira Ajala' on the theme of crime and law in society is still remembered by the audience, in which he played the role of an inspector. In this drama serial, Jameel Fakhri and Irfan Khost also played the eternal role, after which he got four moons for the police drama serial. It was written by Younis Javed and directed by Rashid Dar. However, the black and white drama 'Lakhon Mein Tin' on PTV was also his first drama aired in 1966.

Muhammad Qavi Khan also had a timeless character 'Mirza Ghalib', a masterpiece drama of his early career. However, he also continues to perform on private T-channels, with Angan, Chupke Chupke Cinderella, Betiyaan, Meri Shahzasi, Tamizuddin Ki Badtameez Family, Short Film Tharki, Nano Mein and Ezzat Ki Roti being among his major works. Muhammad Qavi Khan received the Hasan-e-Persahiya Medal in 1980, in addition to other Nigar medals. Also, he received Star Imtiaz.

Tiger Gang, Mati Ke Patale, Society Girl, Chin Sooraj, Sarfrosh, Wrong Number, and Pari are just a few of his well-known flicks.