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Sabiha Khanum
Sabiha Khanum〔''Khanum'' is an honorific title for women, which in this case is part of the screen name of the actress. ''Begum'' is likewise an honorific title and not a surname.〕 (Punjabi, , born Mukhtar Begum, 16 October 1935, Gujrat) is a Pakistani film actress. She was the leading star of Pakistani cinema in the 1950s and 1960s and continued to play award winning roles for the duration of the 80's and 90's. She also acted in well respected and award winning television dramas.
Most of Sabiha's movies were with her husband, the late Santosh Kumar (Syed Musa Raza). Sabiha and Santosh were highly regarded as the "perfect couple" and their fans were enthralled and delighted to see them acting together in award winning and wonderful films together.
==Early life==
Mukhtar Begum is the daughter of Mohammad Ali (Maahia) from Delhi and Iqbal Begum (Baalu) from Amritsar, Punjab, India. She was raised in a conservative rural environment by her grandparents, but got her first acting opportunity on stage in Lahore, after moving there to be with her father.
A cultural delegation visited a cinema house in Sialkot, Pakistan in 1948. Mukhtar Begum, who was part of the delegation, sang the Punjabi song ''"Kithay gae yoon pardesia way"'' from the film ''Sassi Punnoon'' (which starred Baalu and Aslam). The performance was praised, and soon Mohammad Ali introduced his daughter to a noted stage drama writer and poet, Nafees Khaleeli. Noting her determination, Khaleeli offered her a role in the drama ''But shikan'', which she accepted. Nafees Khaleeli gave her the screen name of Sabiha Khanum.
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