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Nigar Awards
The Nigar Awards () are the official awards of Pakistani film industry and are the oldest awards to honour the show business personalities of Pakistan per the declared policy of weekly ''Nigar'' magazine, with a purpose to recognize the achievements of those who worked in the film industry. The first award distribution ceremony was held on 17 July 1958 at Lahore's ''Evernew Studio''. Since then, the awards were presented annually until 2004. During the 1990s the prominence of awards was eclipsed by the National Awards and later by Lux Style Awards.〔http://filmsplusmovies.com/pakistan-film-awards-prestigious-nigar-awards-of-lollywood/, Retrieved 30 October 2015〕 With the discontinuation of film making in Pakistan, the distribution of Nigar Awards is also discontinued.
== History of Nigar Awards ==
Ilyas Rashidi had acquired experience in the field of entertainment journalism through his association with his elder brother Umer Azad's daily newspaper ''Anjum'', which had just shifted its offices from Delhi to Karachi after the partition of India in 1947 to the newly independent Pakistan. Ilyas Rashidi was inspired by the Indian film magazine 'Filmfare', so he purchased a children's magazine Monthly Nigar from his friend Ibne Hassan Nigar, and published it as Pakistan's first ever ''film weekly'' from Karachi.
The first award distribution ceremony was held on 17 July 1958 at Lahore's Evernew Studios. The first Nigar award was given to the best movie Saath Lakh (1957), to the best director W.Z. Ahmed for film Waada (1957), to the best actor Santosh Kumar and to the best actress Sabiha Khanum- all awards were given for work done in 1957.
The male artist who has received the highest number of Nigar awards is Nadeem, who had started his career in ''Chakori'', got his first award for the same movie as the best actor. The female artist who has received the highest number of Nigar awards is Shabnam, who had started her career in Pakistani films in ''Aey Desh Tomar Amar'' (1958), got her first award for the film ''Chanda'' (1962) as the best supporting actress. Special award was presented to child actress "Baby Jugnu" aka Durdana Zareen, it was her first Nigar Award. The Melody Queen Noor Jahan got a total of 13 Nigar awards in her long career of over 40 years. She got her first Nigar Award for the best playback singer in film ''Koel (1959)''.〔(), 1959 Nigar Award for Noor Jehan for best playback singer, worldlibrary.org website, Retrieved 30 October 2015〕
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