Zubeida

Zubeida
Rayuwa
Haihuwa	Surat, 1911
ƙasa	British Raj (en) ; Indiya; Dominion of India (en)
Mutuwa	Mumbai, 21 Satumba 1988
Yanayin mutuwa	(kidney failure (en) )
Ƴan uwa
Mahaifiya	Fatma Begum
Ahali	Sultana (yar'fim)
Karatu
Harsuna	Harshen Hindu
Sana'a
Sana'a	ɗan wasan kwaikwayo da jarumi
Muhimman ayyuka	Teri Yaad (en)
Imani
Addini	Musulunci
IMDb	nm0958239

Zubeida Begum Dhanrajgir (1911 - 21 Satumba 1988) yar wasan kwaikwayo ce ta Indiya. Ta fito a fim ɗin Indiya mai magana na farko Alam Ara (1931). Ƙididdigar ta sun haɗa da farkon hits Devdas (1937), da Sagar Movietone 's first talkie, Meri Jaan .

Rayuwar farko

An haifeta a shekara ta 1911 a garin Surat na Gujarat a yammacin Indiya, Zubeida ɗiyar Nawab Sidi Ibrahim Muhammad Yakut Khan na jihar Sachin ce, da Fatima Begum. Tana kuma da kanne biyu, Sultana da Shehzadi, dukkansu ƴan fim ne. Ta kasance cikin ’yan matan da suka shiga fim tun suna ƙanana a lokacin da ba a ganin sana’ar da ta dace da ‘yan mata daga iyalai masu daraja. ^[1]

Sana'a

Zubeida tana shekara 12 kacal lokacin da ta fara fitowa a wani fim mai suna; Kohinoor. A cikin shekarun 1920 ta kuma bayyana a wani fim tare da Sultana wanda, a lokacin, ta zama ɗaya daga cikin manyan matan fina-finan Indiya.^[2] Ɗaya daga cikin fina-finan da ƴan’uwan ta biyu za su fito shi ne Kalyan Khajina a shekarar 1924. Sun kuma fito a cikin fim ɗin farko na Zubeida, mai taken Veer Abhimanyu wanda aka saki shekaru biyu baya, wanda kuma mahaifiyarsu, Fatima Begum, ta taka muhimmiyar rawa a fim ɗin.

Zubeida with Master Vithal, in Alam Ara (1931)

A cikin 1925 Zubeida ta fito acikin fina-finai guda tara, daga cikinsu akwai Kala Chor, Devdasi da Desh Ka Dushman . Bayan shekara guda ta fito a fim ɗin mahaifiyarta, Bulbul-e-Paristan. Shekarar 1927 ya kasance abin tunawa a gare ta da fina-finai Laila Majnu, Nanand Bhojai da Naval Gandhi's Sacrifice waɗanda fina-finai ne da suka yi tashe sosai a wannan lokacin. Na karshen, bisa Rabindranath Tagore's 'Balidan', ta kuma fito a cikin Sulochana Devi, Master Vithal da Jal Khambatta. Ta yi Allah wadai da tsohuwar al'adar hadaya ta dabba a wurin bauta na Kali dake a Bengal. Membobin Kwamitin Cinematograph na Indiya sun ji daɗin wannan "kyakkyawan fim ɗin Indiya da gaske". Membobinta na Turai sun ba da shawarar a aika da ita zuwa ƙasashen waje don tantancewa.

Zubeida ta kuma fito a wasu fina-finai kafin Alam Ara.^[1] Ba zato ba tsammani ta kasance mai matukar buƙata kuma ta sami albashi sama da matsayin albashi mace a cikin masana'antar fim a lokacin.^[3]

A cikin shekarun 30s zuwa farkon 40s ta yi fice tare da Jal Merchant kuma ta yi tauraro a cikin manyan fina-finai na tarihi masu nasara da suka yi wasa kamar Subhadra, Uttara da Draupadi. Ta kuma yi nasara wajen nuna motsin rai tare da fina-finai irin su Ezra Mir 's Zarina wanda ya sa ta ta yi wasan ƙwanƙwasa, yarinya mai ban mamaki, wacce sumbanta ta ɗaga fuskarta kuma ta haifar da zazzafar muhawara kan sahihanci. Zubeida ta kasance daya daga cikin ’yan fim din da suka yi nasarar sauya sheka daga zamanin shiru zuwa zance.

A cikin shekarar 1934 ta kafa Mahalakshmi Movietone tare da Nanubhai Vakil kuma tana da bonanzas na ofis a Gul-e-Sonobar da Rasik-e-Laila . Ta ci gaba da fitowa a fina-finai daya ko biyu a shekara har zuwa 1949. Nirdosh Abla shine fim dinta na karshe.

Rayuwa ta sirri

Zubeida ta auri Maharaj Narsingir Dhanrajgir Gyan Bahadur na Hyderabad. Ita ce mahaifiyar Humayun Dhanrajgir da Dhurreshwar Dhanrajgir. Dhurreshwar ita ce mahaifiyar samfurin Rhea Pillai.

Fina-finai

Gul-e-Bakavali (1924)^[2]
Manorama (1924)^[2]
Prithvi Vallabh (1924)^[2]
Sati Sardarba (1924)^[2]
Kala Chor (1925)^[2]
Devadasi (1925)^[2]
Indrasabha (1925)^[2]
Ra Navghan (1925)^[2]
Rambha of Rajnagar (1925)^[2]
Deshna Dushman (1925)^[2]
Yashodevi (1925)^[2]
Khandani Khavis (1925)^[2]
Sati Simantini (1925)^[2]
Bulbule Paristan (1926)^[2]
Kashmeera (1926)^[2]
Raja Bhoj (1926)^[2]
Indrajal (1926)^[2]
Sati Menadevi (1926)^[2]
Laila Majnu (1927)^[2]
Nanand Bhojai (1927)^[2]
Balidan (1927)^[2]
Chamakti Chanda (1928)^[2]
Samrat Ashok (1928)^[2]
Golden Gang (1928)^[2]
Heer Ranjha (1928)^[2]
Kanakatara (1929)^[2]
Mahasundar (1929)^[2]
Milan Dinar (1929)^[2]
Shahi Chor (1929)^[2]
Jai Bharati (1929)^[2]
Devadasi (1930)^[2]
Garva Khandan (1930)^[2]
Joban Na Jadu (1930)^[2]
Veer Rajput (1930)^[2]
Sinh No Panja (1930)^[2]
Meethi Churi (1931)^[2]
Diwani Duniya (1931)^[2]
Roop Sundari (1931)^[2]
Hoor-E-Misar (1931)^[2]
Karmano Kaher (1931)^[2]
Nadira (1931)^[2]
Alam Ara (1931)^[2]
Meri Jaan (1931)^[2]
Veer Abhimanyu (1931)^[2]
Meerabai (1932)^[2]
Subhadra Haran (1932)^[2]
Zarina (1932)^[2]
Harijan (1933)^[2]
Bulbule Punjab (1933)^[2]
Pandav Kaurav (1933)^[2]
Mahabharat (1933)^[2]
Gul Sanobar (1934)^[2]
Nanand Bhojai (1934)^[2]
Radha Mohan/Nand Ke Lala (1934)^[2]
Rasik-e-Laila (1934)^[2]
Seva Sadan (1934)^[2]
Birbal Ki Beti (1935)^[2]
Gulshane Alam (1935)^[2]
Mr. and Mrs. Bombay (1936)^[2]
Aurat Ki Zindagi (1937)^[2]
Kiski Pyari (1937)^[2]
Devdas (1937)
Nirdosh Abla (1949)
Awāra (1951): Young Rita

Mutuwa

Zubeida ta shafe shekarunta na ƙarshe a gidan Bombay Palace, Dhanraj Mahal. Ta rasu ranar 21 ga watan Satumba 1988,^[4] kuma an binne ta a Chhatrapahi Shivaji Maharaj Marg, Apollo Bunder, Colaba, kudu Mumbai.

Manazarta

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Nazir, Asjad. "Lighting Up the Big Screen."Eastern Eye, 26 July 2013, pp. 21-33. ProQuest.
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↑ Khurana, Ashleshaa (16 March 2011). "Google features 80th anniversary of India's first talkie 'Alam Ara'". The Times of India. Retrieved 12 August 2021 – via ProQuest.
↑ With Rani Zubeida Dharajgir's death:Curtain comes down on silent movie. The Free Press Journal 17 October 1988 Archived 16 ga Yuli, 2011 at the Wayback Machine

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[:0-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Nazir, Asjad. "Lighting Up the Big Screen."Eastern Eye, 26 July 2013, pp. 21-33. ProQuest.

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[3] Khurana, Ashleshaa (16 March 2011). "Google features 80th anniversary of India's first talkie 'Alam Ara'". The Times of India. Retrieved 12 August 2021 – via ProQuest.

[4] With Rani Zubeida Dharajgir's death:Curtain comes down on silent movie. The Free Press Journal 17 October 1988 Archived 16 ga Yuli, 2011 at the Wayback Machine

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