Shaukat Thanvi A Classic Humour Writer
Shaukat Thanvi was a Pakistani novel,
humorist and story writer. He considered the more valuable Urdu writer. He won
serval awards on his writing.
Shaukat
Thanvi was born on February 2, 1904, in Bandarban (Mathura). His family
name was Muhammad Umar. His ancestors belonged to
Thana Bandarban. So, he added Thanvi as the last name.
Shaukat
Thanvi started his schooling at Bhopal. After moving Lakhnow, he admitted in
Mission High School.
He
was not a brilliant student and not interested in completing his
education. He left the school and joined “Hamdam Newspaper.”
At this time the editor of this newspaper was Syed Jalib who was a
veteran journalist. Shoukat got training from Syed Jalib.
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After
some time, he left the job and opened his newspaper with the
name “Toofan”. But, it was closed.
In
job days, Shaukat Tanvi starting to wrote poetry, short stories, and novels. In
1938, he joined the All India Radio.
After
the partition of India. Shaukat Thanvi came to Lahore and acceded to the Radio
Pakistan. On Radio Pakistan, he started his popular program, Qazi Jee. He wrote
the program and broadcast it.
At
the same time, he joined Pancholi Art Pictures as a writer. He wrote the
stories and dialogue of the films. He also directed a film “Gulnaar”.
- Mauj e Tabassum
- Behar e Tabassum
- Sailab e
Tabassum
- Barq e Tabassum
- Dunya e Tabassum
- Baar e Khatir
- Jorr Torr
- Suni Sunaee
- Khuda Na Khasta
- Bakwas
- Baqrat
- Quaida Bay
Quaida
- Ulat Phair
- Lahoriyat
- Qazi Jee
- Damaad
- Munshi Jee
- Bhabhi
- Mukarrar Irshad
- Biwi
- Pagli
- Begum Sahiba
- Saanch Ko Aanch
- Humzulf
- Sodaishi Rail
- Sheesh Mehal
- Maulana
- Ma Badolat
(Autobiography)
- Kuch Yadein Kuch
Batein (Memoir)
- Goharistan
(Poetry)
He received Tamgha-e-Imtiaz award
from The Government of Pakistan.
Shaukat Thanvi was passed away on May 4, 1963. He buried in the
graveyard of Miani Sahib Lahore. Thus in this way, the great era of Urdu
writing ended.
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