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Farooq Qaiser remembered at PNCA

ISLAMABAD: The one only Farooq Qaiser was remembered in an online reference arranged by the Pakistan National Council of the Arts. The session hosted by DG, PNCA Dr Fouzia Saeed a close friend and fan of Farooq was attended by Uncle Sargum friends and family members. In her opening remarks, Dr Fouzia Saeed eulogized his contribution to art and humanity. These days we lost a large number of great names in the art world but Farooq Qaiser departure is felt differently. He was unique in his writing, acting, friendship and love for the oppressed. “Though we are saying goodby to

Legendary Puppeteer ‘Uncle Sargam’ dies at age of 76

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s legendary puppeteer Farooq Qaiser, best known as Uncle Sargam, passed away at the age of 76 on Friday. Farooq started working with Pakistan Television (PTV) in 1976. Uncle Sargam, created and voiced by him, appeared on the national television’s show Kaliyan in 1976. The award-winning puppeteer was one of the most popular personalities among kids in the 1980s, 90s and early 2000s. He wrote over 30 plays and hundreds of songs. He won the pride of performance award in 1993 and the UNICEF award in 1997. He was also given a lifetime achievement award in 2010. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Imran

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