Comedian, writer Dildar Bhatti remembered on 32nd death anniversary
“It has been 32 years since the death of famous comedian and writer Dildar Pervez Bhatti. His simultaneous fluency in Urdu, English, and Punjabi languages became his hallmark. Dildar Pervez Bhatti was un…”
He began his artistic journey with the programme "Takra" on PTV. He was well-versed in the art of satire and humor, living in the realm of literature. Dildar Pervez Bhatti, a compassionate, compassionate and sincere person, a beloved artist and teacher, was born on November 30, 1948 in Gujranwala.
He started his career as a lecturer at Government College Sahiwal. Dildar Pervez Bhatti was also unparalleled in his eloquence. Being in the realm of literature, he was well versed in the art of satire and humor and making people laugh.
Because of this style of conversation, he was very popular among the people. He was fluent in Punjabi, Urdu, and English. Dildar Pervez Bhatti gave the idea of launching the first quiz show in Punjabi to PTV and started his artistic journey with this program called "Takra".
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He also successfully presented popular programmes like "Mila", "Yaadish Bakhir" and "Panjand". Associated with PTV from 1974 until his death, Dildar Pervez Bhatti's books include "Dildarian", "Aamna Saamna" and "Dilbar Dilbar". On October 30, 1994, Dildar Pervez Bhatti passed away due to a brain aneurysm in America.
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