12 Facts About Tahira Naqvi

Tahira Naqvi was a Pakistani actress who began her career in the 1970s and worked until her death at the age of 25.

Tahira Naqvi became popular by appearing in several television series and two films in her career spanning a few years.

Tahira Naqvi was known as the Mistress of Emotions because she portrayed roles of sentiment, nostalgia, and despondency in dramas.

Tahira Naqvi was born in Daska, Pakistan, on August 20,1956.

Tahira Naqvi completed her early studies at the Convent of Jesus and Mary, Lahore, and later she graduated from Government Girls College.

Tahira Naqvi worked at Radio Pakistan in 1974, and she worked in fifty television dramas.

In 1976, she played a role in a theatre play which was about drug addiction among the young people of Pakistan and Tahira Naqvi did a lead role in Hash along with Talat Hussain which was written by playwright and film director Sarmad Sehbai the play was shown at Government College, Kinnaird College, National Councils of the Arts and Lahore College.

Tahira Naqvi acted in television serials Zindagi Bandagi, Waris and Dehleez.

Tahira Naqvi appeared in two films Badaltey Mosam and Mian Biwi Razi both of the movies were Silver Jubliee hits at the Box Office but her main focus was on television.

Tahira Naqvi became a famous name in early 80s and received extensive praise for her work.

Tahira Naqvi was married and she had one daughter named Asma Ahmed Khan.

Tahira Naqvi was diagnosed with cancer and was admitted to Combined Military Hospital Rawalpindi for treatment.