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Rozi (Urdu: روزی, lit. 'Flower') is a 1990 Pakistani television long play written by Imran Saleem and based on the 1982 Hollywood film Tootsie; it was produced and directed by Sahira Kazmi.[1][2]
| Rozi | |
|---|---|
| روزی | |
| Genre | Comedy Drama |
| Written by | Imran Saleem |
| Directed by | Sahira Kazmi |
| Starring | |
| Country of origin | Pakistan |
| Original language | Urdu |
| Production | |
| Producer | Sahira Kazmi |
| Original release | |
| Network | PTV |
| Release | 1990 |
Haroon (Moin) is a struggling actor who has failed to find work, so he disguises himself as a girl named Rozi. His efforts to find work bear fruit, helped by the disguise, but the guise also complicates things for him at work and in matters of the heart.[3][4]
- Moin Akhter as Haroon / Rozi[5][6]
- Frieha Altaf as Shahana
- Fazila Kaiser as Nazia
- Arsh Muneer as Bua Begum
- Latif Kapadia as Nasir
- Akbar Subhani as Rasheed
- Hameed Wain as Nazia's Father
- Sultan Khan as Maqsood Khan
- Anjum Ahmed as Farzana
- Anwar Kamal as Interviewer
- Sami Aadil as Director
- Ahmed Khan as Advertising
- Abul Kalma as Autographer
- Aamir Akhtar as Haroon's Friend
- Sajid Rafi as Haroon's Friend
- Masood Zia as Assistant Director
- Ahmed Memon as Director
The drama was produced by STN (Shalimar Television Network) and was telecasted on PTV.[2]
According to Zahid Ahmed, Moin Akhtar's performance in the series inspired him for his role Sameer/Sameera a person suffering from dissociative identity disorder in Ishq Zahe Naseeb which helped him to understand his character.[7][8]
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