B. H. Abdul Hameed
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| Born | Abdul Hameed Dematagoda, colombo |
| Nationality | SriLanka |
| Education | Dematagoda Tamil Vidyalaya |
| Known for | Art Radio RJ |
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| Website | பி. எச். அப்துல் ஹமீட் |
B. H.. Abdul Hameed is an internationally renowned Sri Lankan Tamil announcer, radio, stage and film actor, born in Colombo. He worked as an announcer for Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation for a long time. Ameet has been invited to participate in programs in Tamil diaspora countries like India, Singapore and Dubai.
Early life
Abdul Hameed was born the fourth son of Hasan and Hasia Umma in the suburb of Dematagoda, Colombo. His three elder brothers are brothers. When he was three and a half years old, his father passed away. His mother would make kadayappam and he would carry it and sell it..[1]
He did his primary education at Themattagoda Tamil Maha Vidyalaya. There he b. He learned Tamil from Ponnuthurai and Pandit Sivalingam. He started acting in plays when he was in school. In 1960, at Vivekananda Sabha Mandapam, Colombo, he acted in the play Veerapandiya Kattabomman to the acclaim of Ladis Veeramani.
Radio Rj
When he was a boy, he participated in Sri Lankan Radio's children's flower programs, and then b. He participated in the production of Rajaiya's program and also participated in youth council programs. During this period he was selected as a radio station artiste. There were opportunities to produce and voice over plays and skits for youth council and educational service programs. He was appointed as a radio announcer at the age of eighteen. With him S. Natarajasivam, Joachim Fernando, Karada Anandraj, Rajeshwari Shanmugam were also selected. He established himself as a newsreader, interview commentator, program producer and theater artist.
During his tenure as an announcer in the commercial service of Sri Lanka Radio, he has produced and presented numerous programs in the commercial service and the national service. His dramas have been broadcast on both services.
Radio dramas produced by him
- 'Romeo Juliet' is a poetic play by Silliyur Selvarasan
- S. Ramdas's 'Komaligal Kummalam'
- Poet Ambi's 'Yaphadi' - this play was released on two discs during the Coral Festival of the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation.
- 'A House Becomes a Temple' - Nyadir Thilak was praised by Sivaji Ganesan.
- South Indian artists also participated M. Ashraf Khan's 'Anicha Flowers'
- 'Wheels'
- K. S. Balachandra's 'Village Dreams'
He is the one who introduced funny programs like "Patukku Patu" on radio. Such programs are also gaining popularity across the seas in India.
Cinema Carrier
He acted in the Sri Lankan film Komalikal and has established his influence in South Indian cinema as well. K. S. He was featured in Ravikumar's "Denali" and Mani Ratnam's "Kannathil Muthamittal".
Silver Festival Artist
In 1990, his art world friends S. Ramdas, S. Selvasekaran, R. Rajagopal, K. S. Balachandran and celebrated the silver jubilee.
References
- ↑ உலகத் தமிழினத்தின் இதயங்களில் குடிகொண்டுள்ள மதுரக்குரலோன் பி.எச். , தினகரன், சூலை 29, 2012
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