Moin Akhter Died, Moin Akhter Life

Moin Akhter died.Moin Akhter death.Latest Moin Akhter news.Acting legend Moin Akhter passes away today in karachi.He was born in 1950 and started a career as a comedian.He was truely a legend in comedy as well as in serious roles.He was also awarded sitara imtiaz and president award.He left 3 sons,2 daughters and widow.His death has sparked the media community and sorrow and griefs are coming from various top personalities from each genre.

Moin Akhter (Urdu: معین اختر),Pride of Performance, Sitara-e-Imtiaz, born 1950) is a Pakistani television, film and stage actor, comedian, impersonator, host, Pakistani movie, drama, TV and theater actor, writer, singer, director and producer. He has played roles in many PTV serials making a combination with Anwer Maqsood and Bushra Ansari.( and singer. His name is also often spelled as Moeen.

His TV debut was on September 6, 1966, in a variety show held to celebrate first defense day of Pakistan‎. He is a great artist belongs to Karachi a famous city of Pakistan and has starred in many TV dramas and live comedy events. He is rated among top artists in Pakistan. In 2005 he started work on talk show Loose Talk, in which he appears as a disguised guest every time and is interviewed humorously by writer Anwar Maqsood. Loose Talk airs on ARY Digital. He hosted "The Moin Akhtar Show" on PTV where he used to have celebrities come on the show with their spouses and have them answer questions, and also starred in the Television play, Rosi, which gained much fame because of Moin Akhtar's notable performance. Rosi was inspired by Tootsie and Moin Akhtar was the counterpart of Dustin Hoffman. He is one of the most versatile actors ever to enlighten the Pakistani television. His wit and humor keep the audience glued to the screen and while he says even the most impossible things, his sugar coated words along with his boyish charm make him one of the most unique actors in the business. Moin Akhtar is an inspiration for all the generations to come and one of the few that stand out among the many. He has parodied in several languages, including English, Sindhi, Punjabi, Memon, Pushto, Gujarati, bengali and others, while in the Urdu-speaking world, he is beloved for providing great humor for people of all ages, and with an etiquette that remains unmatched.

A few years ago, he suffered a heart attack and was admitted into the hospital. His fan base, in both India and Pakistan, and now spread all over the world as well, was gravely concerned for his health. In an interview with Mashrique, Moin Akhtar said: “I want to stay alive in the hearts and minds of the people, even after I am gone.” His fans around the globe will surely agree that he is already guaranteed that honour in his lifetime

The public was remarkably quiet and reflective. With tears in his eyes, Moin concluded the show with these words: 'Who could defeat this nation whose innocent little children have so much love and devotion for their country'. While Moin is in our midst, one has to admit that there will never be another Moin that is for sure.