Karachi (Web Desk): The fourth death anniversary of Haseena Moin, the celebrated Pakistani dramatist, playwright, and scriptwriter, was observed on Wednesday.
Born on November 20, 1941, in Kanpur, India, she moved to Pakistan with her family after the partition.
Moin’s profound influence on Pakistani television remains undeniable, with works such as Ankahi, Tanhaiyan, and Dhoop Kinare continuing to capture the hearts of audiences even today.
Through her compelling narratives, she gave life to complex female characters and addressed societal challenges with a remarkable sensitivity that left an enduring legacy.
Her talent was not confined to entertainment alone; it sparked dialogue on pressing social issues, seamlessly blending entertainment with critical commentary.
In recognition of her immense contributions to the arts, the Government of Pakistan honored her with the prestigious Pride of Performance award.
Haseena Moin passed away on this very day in 2021, leaving behind a body of work that continues to inspire and resonate with generations.
Her stories and characters live on, a testament to her unmatched skill in weaving narratives that transcend time.
