Producers should learn from old film actors
Islamabad
Renowned film actoress Nisho Begum said that those who are producing films now a days should watch old films for the purpose of learning.
Talking to APP here at Lok Virsa Mandwa Film Club during screening of her film Baazi she said that I am really happy that my first ever film was screened and am glad that old films are still an attraction for audiences.
I was lucky enough to work with the legendary actors of my time she said.
Nisho was very talented and glamorous actress.
Film Baazi was her first film released in 1970. She was also worked in Punjabi films but she got good response in Urdu films. Her real name is Bilquis Begum. She gain fame name and respect in Pakistani film Industry.
Around that time Bilquis changed her name to Nisho and achieved name fame
and respect in times due course.
She has more than 60 films to her credit including ‘Yeh Aman’, ‘Kubra Aashiq’, ‘Dulhan Rani’, ‘Bazaar’, ‘Angary’, ‘Namak Haram’, ‘Rangeela’
and Dharkan amongst
others.
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