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Rangeela is a Actor and Director Pakistanais born on 1 january 1937 at Parachinar (Pakistan)
Saeed Khan Rangeela (Urdu: سعید خان رنگیلا) (January 1, 1937 – May 24, 2005) was a Pakistani Lollywood actor, singer and director. He is regarded as one of the finest comedians of the Pakistani film industry.
His birthname was Mohammad Saeed Khan and he was born in Parachinar, Pakistan. He took a keen interest in bodybuilding and physical exercises as a teenager.
He moved to Lahore at a young age and earned his livelihood by painting billboards for the Lahore movie industry. Once, when shooting of a film was taking place, some jolly character was found absent. The director called for Mohammad Saeed Khan to play the part which he did. All those present during the shooting were amused by his style. This way luck made him an actor. Rangeela made his professional cinematic debut in a 1958 Punjabi film Jatti, directed by M.J. Rana. He started playing humorous roles in movies and became very popular. Much later he formed Rangeela Productions to produce his own movies. He not only produced films but also directed his productions, sang songs, and wrote some scripts as well. His movies, to the surprise of many film industry stalwarts, attracted a large number of viewers. The film Diya aur toofan, May 9, 1969, was Rangeela's directional debut. He directed numerous movies under the banner of Rangeela Productions. His acting was showcased in Rangeela, September 11, 1970, in which he played the title role. His third consecutive hit film was Dil aur duniya, October 1, 1971, starring Habib, Aasia and Rangeela. He brought to the film Dil aur duniya, a sobering sense of a director's prowess which is the opposite to his celluloid persona.
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Birth name Mohammad Saeed Khan
Nationality Pakistan
Birth 1 january 1937 at Parachinar (Pakistan)
Death 24 may 2005 (at 68 years) at Lahore (Pakistan)
Nationality Pakistan
Birth 1 january 1937 at Parachinar (Pakistan)
Death 24 may 2005 (at 68 years) at Lahore (Pakistan)
His birthname was Mohammad Saeed Khan and he was born in Parachinar, Pakistan. He took a keen interest in bodybuilding and physical exercises as a teenager.
He moved to Lahore at a young age and earned his livelihood by painting billboards for the Lahore movie industry. Once, when shooting of a film was taking place, some jolly character was found absent. The director called for Mohammad Saeed Khan to play the part which he did. All those present during the shooting were amused by his style. This way luck made him an actor. Rangeela made his professional cinematic debut in a 1958 Punjabi film Jatti, directed by M.J. Rana. He started playing humorous roles in movies and became very popular. Much later he formed Rangeela Productions to produce his own movies. He not only produced films but also directed his productions, sang songs, and wrote some scripts as well. His movies, to the surprise of many film industry stalwarts, attracted a large number of viewers. The film Diya aur toofan, May 9, 1969, was Rangeela's directional debut. He directed numerous movies under the banner of Rangeela Productions. His acting was showcased in Rangeela, September 11, 1970, in which he played the title role. His third consecutive hit film was Dil aur duniya, October 1, 1971, starring Habib, Aasia and Rangeela. He brought to the film Dil aur duniya, a sobering sense of a director's prowess which is the opposite to his celluloid persona.
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International Guerillas (1990)
, 2h47Origin Pakistan
Genres Thriller, Action, Musical
Themes Politique, Films about religion, Musical films, Political films, Films about Islam
Actors Mustafa Qureshi, Ghulam Mohiuddin, Babra Sharif, Javed Sheikh, Neeli, Rangeela
Roles Chief Batu Batu
Rating43%
The film's protagonists are three Pakistani brothers, the older one being a police officer and the younger two, small-time hoodlums. The three brothers ultimately reconcile in the light of the controversy over The Satanic Verses: in a dramatized version of the Islamabad police firing on a mob on February 12, 1990 when five demonstrators were killed and 83 injured, their younger sister is killed by the police while demonstrating against Rushdie. The three brothers decide to avenge her and Islam’s honor by hunting down and killing Rushdie. They receive the help of a female police officer in the course of their mission.
Qaidi (1986)
, 2h50Origin Pakistan
Actors Sultan Rahi, Anjuman, Mustafa Qureshi, Shagufta Ejaz, Ilyas Kashmiri, Rafi Khawer
Jatt Te Dogar (1983)
, 2h50Origin Pakistan
Actors Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Adeeb, Rangeela
Roles (Jeera)
Charda Suraj (1982)
, 2h50Origin Pakistan
Actors Sultan Rahi, Aaliyah, Mustafa Qureshi, Rangeela, Ilyas Kashmiri
Amanat (1981)
, 2h35Directed by Javed Raza, Rangeela
Origin Pakistan
Actors Rangeela, Ghulam Mohiuddin, Aslam Pervaiz
Roles (Badshah)
Athra Puttar (1981)
, 2h40Origin Pakistan
Actors Sultan Rahi, Aasia Begum, Mustafa Qureshi, Rafi Khawer, Rangeela, Ilyas Kashmiri
Chan Suraj (1981)
, 2h57Origin Pakistan
Actors Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Qavi Khan, Sabiha Khanum, Talish, Ilyas Kashmiri
Maula Jatt (1979)
, 2h57Origin Pakistan
Genres Drama, Fantasy, Action, Crime
Themes Politique, Films about religion, Political films, Films about Islam
Actors Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Aasia Begum, Seema, Rangeela, Adeeb
Rating77%
Le film est une suite officieuse de 1975 films Wehshi Jatt. Wehshi Jatt soi a été inspiré par un Urdu jouer "Gandasa" écrit par Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi qui représente une querelle sanglante à Gujranwala contre la toile de fond du Punjab rural. Après le règlement de la querelle de famille de Maula dans Wehshi Jatt, Maula a renoncé à la violence et est chargée de l'administration de la paix de son village et des villages environnants. Le film commence par Makha Natt chassant une fille à travers les villages. Elle demande de l'aide, mais dès que les gens entendent qu'elle est poursuivi par Makha, le frère de Noori Natt ils lui demandent de partir et de ne pas partager son malheur avec eux. Elle arrive dans le village de Maula et est abritée par la sœur de Maula in-law Taani. Maula Jatt arrive et décrète que si Makha veut éviter le sort d'être tué par son 'Gandasa' il doit épouser la fille très, il a déshonoré et également épouser sa sœur hors du frère de la jeune fille. La jeune fille n'a pas de famille afin Maula ordonne Makha d'épouser sa sœur à son ami Moodha. Lorsque Makha retourne à la maison pour tracer sa vengeance, sa sœur Daro furieux en entendant ce qu'il a accepté de le tue. Le clan Natt maintenant essayer de venger l'humiliation que Maula Jutt leur a causé tout Maula Jutt essaie de veiller à ce que sa décision est appliquée et la justice est donnée.
Hathiar (1979)
, 2h50Origin Pakistan
Genres Action
Actors Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi, Aasia Begum, Sabiha Khanum, Adeeb, Rangeela
Roles Lohar
Ziddi (1973)
, 2h50Origin Pakistan
Genres Fantasy, Crime
Actors Ejaz Durrani, Yousuf Khan, Rafi Khawer, Munawar Zarif, Rangeela
Diya Aur Toofan (1969)
Directed by Rangeela
Origin Pakistan
Genres Romantic comedy
Actors Sultan Rahi, Nadeem Baig, Rangeela
Rating33%
Diya Aur Toofan tells the story of Gaz, an absent-minded doctor who fears commitment after the death of his wife who falls through a gymnastic trampoline and breaks her leg. While in the hospital, her husband Gaz accidentally gives her the wrong medicine and kills her.
The Living Corpse (1967)
, 1h44Origin Pakistan
Genres Drama, Science fiction, Horror, Crime
Themes Films about magic and magicians, Dracula films, Vampires in film
Actors Habib, Deeba, Sheela, Rangeela
Roles Guy at Nightclub
Rating51%
L'action ne se déroule pas au XIX siècle, mais vers la fin des années 1960. Dans son laboratoire, le Dr. Tabani pense avoir découvert la formule de la vie éternelle. Mais l'expérience le transforme en vampire. À la nuit tombée, Tabani part s’abreuver du sang de ses victimes, seul élixir ayant le pouvoir de le rendre éternel.
Imam Din Gohavia (1967)
, 2h30Origin Pakistan
Actors Akmal, Yousuf Khan, Ilyas Kashmiri, Sultan Rahi, Talish, Munawar Zarif
