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Farooq Qaiser alias Uncle Sargam passed away in Islamabad on Friday due to cardiac arrest, his family confirmed.
His grandson, Hasnain Qaiser Iqbal, said he had been suffering from a heart ailment for some time. He added that his condition worsened on Friday after which an ambulance rushed him to a hospital but he could not be revived.
He is survived by three children, a son and two daughters, according to Iqbal.
Qaiser was born in Lahore on October 31, 1945, and was educated at the National College of Arts. He also attained a Master's in Graphic Arts from Romania (1976) and another postgraduate degree in Mass Communication from the University of Southern California, USA, (1999).
He was a columnist, director, puppeteer, scriptwriter and a voice-over artist. He also wrote several humorous books and provided educational services in India for two years as part of Unesco.
Qaiser's portrayal of Uncle Sargam, a puppet character he created and also lent his voice to, became hugely
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Google Doodle celebrates Pakistani puppeteer known for ‘Uncle Sargam’ character
Google Doodle on Wednesday celebrated the 78th birthday of Farooq Qaiser, a renowned Pakistani puppeteer, artist, writer, and voice actor, best recognised for creating the fictional puppet character “Uncle Sargam”. This character captured the affection of numerous children and adults, establishing itself as a well-known figure in households across the nation.
The temporary modification on Google's homepage showcased Uncle Sargam and his companion, Masi Museebtay.
Google Doodles are brief changes made to Google's logo on its homepage, created to honour significant holidays, festivals, and the legacies of notable artists, innovators, and scientists.
All about Farooq Qaiser
-Qaiser was born in 1945 in Pakistan's Sialkot. According to the information provided by the Google Doodle page, he studied Fine Art at the National College of Arts in Lahore, where he was introduced to puppetry and invited
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Google honours Farooq Qaiser, creator of iconic puppet Uncle Sargam, on his 78th birthday with Doodle
Qaiser is best known for his creation of Uncle Sargam, a beloved fictional puppet character adored bygd both children and adults, becoming a household name across sydasiatiskt land . In today's Google klottra, Uncle Sargam and his companion, Masi Museebtay, take center stage.
Born in Sialkot, Punjab, in 1945, Qaiser discovered the world of puppetry while studying Fine Art at the National College of Arts in Lahore. His journey began with working on the children's television program "Akka Bakkar" in 1971 as a show writer and puppet maker. He later pursued his education at the University of Bucharest, earning a bachelor's in graphic design, and at the University of Southern California, where he obtained a master's degree in ma