Karachi: The Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi District Central, in collaboration with Idara-e-Ilm Dost Pakistan, will host a special event on Saturday, June 1, 2024, to honor the 100th birth anniversary of Khuwaja Moinuddin, famously known as the Baba-e-Drama (Father of Drama). The event will be held at 5:00 PM at the Arts Council District Central near Bilal Police Station, Sector 5E, North Karachi.
Khuwaja Moinuddin: Father of Pakistani Drama
Khuwaja Moinuddin is celebrated as a pioneer of Pakistani drama. He used theatre not only as art but as a powerful tool to address social issues. His plays reflect the struggles and hopes of Pakistani society. Moinuddin’s legacy continues to influence playwrights, actors, and educators nationwide.
Event Details: Muzakrah on June 1, 2024
The centenary Muzakrah aims to highlight Moinuddin’s contributions to drama and culture. It will gather poets, writers, professors, musicians, actors, and playwrights. Together, they will share insights and celebrate his lasting impact on Pakistan’s arts community.
Esteemed Guests Reflect on Moinuddin’s Legacy
The event will be presided over by Professor Sahar Ansari, a respected figure in Urdu literature. Distinguished scholars Dr. Moinuddin Aqeel and Dr. Raees Ahmed Samdani will also speak, offering deep reflections on Khuwaja Moinuddin’s life and work.
Their perspectives promise to enrich the audience’s understanding of Moinuddin’s enduring influence on Pakistani theatre and cultural identity.
Celebrating Pakistan’s Dramatic Heritage
This gathering is more than a tribute. It is a commitment to preserving and promoting Pakistan’s rich dramatic tradition. The event encourages dialogue between generations, helping new artists connect with the values and vision of Khuwaja Moinuddin.
Organizers hope that the occasion will inspire further research, performances, and education rooted in his work.
Join the Celebration
The Arts Council and Idara-e-Ilm Dost Pakistan invite the public to participate in this memorable event. It will serve as a platform for cultural exchange and appreciation of a figure who helped shape Pakistan’s artistic landscape.
