FTF Ebrahim Alkazi 15 5 2002

[@annamalaimuthuraman3524]

AL-Kazi he one of the pillar of indian theatrical drama.

[@aakankshaaditi9821]

His thoughts are pure and progressive. A real entrepreneur. Our country needs more people like him.

[@irfand4]

This is a beauty. TY for sharing this gem.

[@guru535]

I consider myself lucky and honoured to study under this genius called Alkazi.

[@madmax5883]

GG could he speak arabic?

[@psidhu1979]

He's a polyglot mate..I'd imagine those genetics of his mother were passed on him. She learnt various languages as an adult!

[@psidhu1979]

wow really did you study under him? How was it?

[@TruthTriumphs777]

Naseer had mentioned that Alkazi wasn't interested in acting which was the soul of NSD. He was more into the costume, design and in making glamorous locations and sets. That is the reason why most actors felt lost and hopeless after they passed out of the NSD.

[@TruthTriumphs777]

@Gagan Deep here you go... kzbin.info/www/bejne/aV6Xh52DnNOhiLM

[@shanis5307]

Naseer said that naseer give credit to himself for acting not to Ibrahim elkazi,for stage setting,theater knowledge and other things he give credit to Ibrahim elkazi which i think naseer is right their... And plus naseer compared the work of Ibrahim elkazi and satyadev dubey,naseer mentioned theater work by satydev dubey is simple ,whereas by Ibrahim elkazi's theater work is decorated and done in western style.what I feel ,whether it is simple work ,or somebody's simple personality,if it lacks elegance,then I find that simplicity unattractive.....it is good to be simple ,but to make a unique identity or a position,one need a elegance.....what I imagine, might be satyadev dubeys work is simple but lacks elegance, whereas work by Ibrahim elkazi might be western style but must be elegant.and plus naseer said that the NSD staff who get appointed after Ibrahim elkazi tried to copy him but can't match their work effort and hard work =to Ibrahim elkazi And I find naseer exactly right where he said their should be regional drama school instead of national drama school bcoz students in nsd are from different origin and struggle to speak in hindi which creates hurdle further in their lessons.

[@AjeetSingh-uj4tk]

that was Naseer's personal opinion. But in his tenure NSD reached its zenith. Om puri, Manohar Singh, naseer, annu kapoor, pankaj kpr , govind namdeo, surekha seekri, mk raina, kk raina, raghuveer yadav were mentored by mr alkazi

[@TruthTriumphs777]

@@AjeetSingh-uj4tk Yes, but except Om Puri, Pankaj Kapur and Naseer rest all had average success in films

[@SunFlower-jf6rt]

Wow his accent is very Indian !!! love from KSA

[@abuqasim335]

Sun Flower no it's more of British, just check his rich vocabulary

[@tiatemjentzudir4998]

What an honor 💎👍

[@mdkalimullah4207]

Alumni of St Vincent pune st xavier bombay Director of national School of drama. Ashadh k din Was mile stone Brilliant man

[@pratibhasingh7684]

Thank you !!

[@aramuses]

Great man! Saw him first at dd bharathi. Did not know his name, they did not mention too. few months back read a "hindu" article. how it would have been wonderful to watch his plays when he was working during 60s ,70s.

[@psidhu1979]

What a brilliant man.

[@perikaveera]

THE UNDISPUTED PATRIARCH OF INDIAN THEATRE, HE MOULDED SOME OF THE BIGGEST NAMES IN THEATRE AND FILM INTO WHAT THEY ARE TODAY. Jackson, Mississippi.

[@ابوسليمان-ظ6ل5ظ]

القاضي من عنيزه وش جاب بريده لهم

[@madmax5883]

ابو احمد هل تعرف هو شخصيا ؟

[@abuqasim335]

ابو احمد أكيد باا

[@imranhatim.3264]

@@abuqasim335 ur mobile number please

[@iball121]

I mean just brilliant 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@AAlSunaid]

قصيمي من اهل بريدة هاجر من بريدة ايام الفقر وعاش في الهند وهي عائلة هنديه سعوديه من القاضي

[@madmax5883]

Abdulrahman AlSunaid is he your relative???

[@madmax5883]

Abdulrahman AlSunaid هل طعرف

[@1alkhamees]

من عينزة وليس بريدة

[@abalkhailomar]

ابلشت خلق الله@@madmax5883

[@yousefaldokhel9708]

عائلة القاضي من عوئل عنيزه المعروفه

[@madmax5883]

Yousef Aldokhel do u know him?

[@طيف.البلوي103]

اي هو اساسا سعودي

[@imranhatim.3264]

Yusuf can u give ur mobile?

[@imranhatim.3264]

@@طيف.البلوي103 ur mobile number please

[@shamimashawket5482]

He is my teacher's Teachet

[@imranhatim.3264]

That makes him your grand teacher, Mashallah

[@irfand4]

Good observation and a nice comment - but then not many people must've even heard of him. In our country theatre is for the elite and the creme de la creme of society and films are for the hoi polloi.

[@gehad141222]

قصدك عنيزه ياللي تحتي

[@خطأحمر-ت4ج]

عنيزه فوق راسك يا خرق.

[@chetannayee5067]

He did great job n work in teather

[@madmax5883]

i wonder what kept him from going back to saudi

[@psidhu1979]

Why would he want to do that? He's an Indian born to the soil. Why would he want to leave a vibrant country like India which has the finest culture, literature, arts, poetry and a colourful life and go a fanatic totalitarian regime!! Bit stupid to fathom to ask that question if you ask me.

[@madmax5883]

psidhu1979 in 80s it was a different case, i agree with u though, by the way u haven't seen the other side of the coin

[@ah101v]

@@psidhu1979 this guy is originally Saudi.. He is well known here and from a well known Saudi tribe in Qassim City.. . Plz read me about Saudi businessmen went to India for business (trade).. The world in much much bigger than one country!

[@psidhu1979]

ah101v His parents are from Saudi not him. His identity is India. His ethnicity is Saudi.

[@imranhatim.3264]

@@psidhu1979 exactly correct, but u owe alot to your ethnicity, as an indian settled in USA for the last 35 years I owe a lot to India.

[@krutikamotdhare9754]

You should have led the guest speak !!! You interrupted him almost every time he was answering ! Such bad host / interviewer, so annoying!!

[@tototoaaa]

رائد المسرح الهندي اولاوووووو

[@imranhatim.3264]

I don't think he spoke arabic , spent his life In india

[@krutikamotdhare9754]

Mr. interviewer, your accent, tone ,y it so unnecessarily dramatic , it's like almost you are faking it. While ,the accent ,tone of the guest is natural.