16 Facts About Mohiuddin Nawab

Mohiuddin Nawab was a Pakistani novelist, screenwriter, and poet.

Mohiuddin Nawab is famous for his popular novel series, "Devta" that was episodically and continuously published in Suspense Digest from February 1977 to January 2010.

Mohiuddin Nawab wrote scripts for a few movies including, "Jo Darr Gya Woh Marr Gya".

Mohiuddin Nawab was born on 4 September 1930, in Kharagpur, West Bengal, British India.

Mohiuddin Nawab passed his matriculation examination in his native city, Kharagpur.

Mohiuddin Nawab's grandfather was an interior decorator and his father an official painter in the Railways department.

Mohiuddin Nawab initially started writing romantic stories with a female pen name.

Mohiuddin Nawab was a friend of the poet and paranormal researcher Rais Amrohvi, and getting inspired by Rais's books on telepathy and hypnotism, he conceived the idea of Devta with a fictional character, Farhad Ali Taimoor.

Mohiuddin Nawab started writing Devta in February 1977 and soon it became the most popular digest story.

Devta raised the monthly sale of Suspense Digest greater than any of its rival digest and Mohiuddin Nawab became the most busy writer of the era.

Mohiuddin Nawab wrote over 600 romantic and social stories, mostly for the Suspense Digest.

Mohiuddin Nawab's take on life reveals a sharp and critical eye that mercilessly exposes the naked truths of society.

Mohiuddin Nawab was quite aware of men's hard nature, women's soft psychology, and duplicity of human society in general and he used this insight in his writings in a unique and exceptional way.

Mohiuddin Nawab merged fiction and facts in a style only a few writers could even try.

Mohiuddin Nawab's characters are the familiar faces that readers observe around them.

Mohiuddin Nawab puts words of social wisdom in the mouths of laypersons like a worried father, a caring mother, a jobless young man, a maiden girl waiting for a marriage proposal, a hardworking laborer, a motor mechanic, a clergyman, etc.