Summary Umer Sharif's popular dramas include the famous comedy drama Bakra Qastoon Par, released in 1989, Badha Ghar Par Hai, Meri Bhi To Eid Karade, Mama Mojak Mat Karo and others.
KARACHI (Dunya News) - The 5th death anniversary of the King of Comedy legend Umer Sharif is being observed on Friday (today).
Umer Sharif, who has made people laugh for decades with his unparalleled acting and unique style, was born on April 19, 1955, in the Liaquatabad area of Karachi. He began his career as a stage performer under the name Umer Sharif.
He changed his name to Umer Sharif and then made his name known all over the world under that name. The uncrowned king of stage dramas released his plays for the first time on audio cassette in 1980, which became a success not only in Pakistan but also in neighbouring India.
Umer Sharif's popular dramas include the famous comedy drama Bakra Qastoon Par, released in 1989, Badha Ghar Par Hai, Meri Bhi To Eid Karade, Mama Mojak Mat Karo and others.
He wrote the scripts of more than 70 plays, which he himself wrote, directed, and acted in, and these plays set records of popularity.
The legendary comedian was also honored with many awards for his unforgettable services to the Pakistani entertainment industry.
He was awarded 2 National Awards for Best Actor and Best Director for the film Mr. 420, released in 1992. In addition, he was awarded 10 Nigar Awards. The legendary comedian and actor was also awarded the Tamgha Imtiaz for his services.
Famous Indian comedians Johnny Lever and Raju Shrivastava were impressed by Umer Sharif's comedic acting and dubbed him "The Godfather of Asian Comedy".
Sharif died on October 2, 2021, at the age of 66, while undergoing treatment in Germany due to heart disease.
