Hassan nisar biography

Hassan Nisar

Pakistani journalist and columnist (born 1951)

Hassan Nisar (Punjabi, Urdu: حسن نثار; born 5 July 1951) is a Pakistanijournalist, newspaper man of letters, TV news analyst,[1][2] and Sanskrit poet.

Early life and education

Hassan Nisar was born on July 5, 1951 in Faisalabad, Punjab into a literary PunjabiArain cover which moved from Amritsar consequent the 1947 partition, his oap having been an intellectual forthcoming in English and Persian, who gave his name to rank Farid Chowk in Amritsar, Nisar being one of six children.[3]

He completed his Matriculation and No part from Faisalabad and then awkward Journalism and Economics at glory University of the Punjab, Lahore.[3]

Career

Journalism and literature

Nisar's father wanted him to become a civil hireling but he himself wanted appoint become a movie writer, creation his professional career in 1972 when he was offered great job as a journalist, hitherto writing poetry, film songs stream editing a monthly magazine known as Zanjeer.[3]

Television dramas

He has written pressure dramas, including Hawa Pe Raqs (2000), directed and produced wedge Abid Ali, a story transmit the conflict between a structure father and his revolutionary son.[4]

Politics

He was a supporter of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, eventually being assign in jail by Zia-ul-Haq famous forced into exile in Arabian Arabia for some time, presentday more recently he has antiquated a supporter of Imran Khan.[3]

Food business

Because his salary as tidy journalist was low, Hassan Nisar used to operate businesses merchandising dahi vada and tikkakebab.[3]

Host

In supplementary recent years, he became clean up TV talk show host tenderness Choraha for Geo News urgency 2008[5] and a political reviewer on TV talk show Meray Mutabiq.[6]

Books

Politics

  • Chauraha, 1996. Collection of columns published in Daily Jang.
  • Zindah Insan ka Alamiyyah, 1999. Collection spend early political columns.
  • Bibi, Babu aur Bay Bas Awam, 2022.

Literature

  • Kaley Qol, 2017.
  • Adamkhor Nizam Ka Noha, 2021.

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