produced and starred in the first soap opera with a British Asian cast, Family Pride (1991–1992). While working in Britain in the 1980s, he was asked in an interview by a Pakistani news reporter whether he missed Pakistan. He replied that he did, that it was his home country, and that he missed his friends there and the people of Pakistan. Mohyeddin then travelled the world giving Urdu poetry and prose recitations, as well as readings of English letters and literature. As a matter of practice, he emphasised that the metric structure of the entire poem must be studied by the reciter. He commented unfavourably on reciters who would habitually pause after every rhyming couplet, or "hammer" out the verses without regard for rhythm. Mohyeddin married his third wife Azra Bano Zaidi in 1994. They had one daughter, Aaliya, who was born in 2002. In February 2005, the then-president of Pakistan Pervez Musharraf invited Mohyeddin to form the National Academy of Performing Arts in Karachi, of which Mohyeddin was president since its inception. Mohyeddin died on 13 February 2023, at the age of 91. Films Rahguzar (1960) Lawrence of Arabia (1962) – Tafas Sammy Going South (1963) – The Syrian Behold a Pale Horse (1964) – Luis, Guide of Paco Khartoum (1966) – Zobeir Pasha Deadlier Than the Male (1966) – King Fedra The Sailor from Gibraltar (1967) – Noori They Came from Beyond Space (1967) – Farge Work Is a Four-Letter Word (1968) – Dr. Aly Narayana Bombay Talkie (1970) – Hari Mujrim Kaun (1970) Ashanti (1979) – Djamil The Assam Garden (1985) – Mr. Lal Partition (1987) Immaculate Conception (1992) – Shehzada Some Lover to Some Beloved (documentary, 2017; Mohyeddin portrays himself) Selected television appearances The Adventures of Sir Francis Drake (episode "Visit to Spain", 1962) – King Philip of Spain Danger Man (four episodes, 1964–1966) – Dr. Savari / Sinclair Jones / Mr. Sen / Khan The Avengers (episode "Honey for the Prince", 1966) – Prince Ali Adam Adamant Lives! (episode "The Basardi Affair", 1967) – Sheikh Abdul Jackanory (story "The Bird Talisman", 1967) – Storyteller Man in a Suitcase (episode "Night Flight to Andorra", 1968) – Rafael The Champions (episode "Shadow of the Panther", 1969) – Prengo Hadleigh (episode "Some You Win Some You Lose", 1969) – Major Savvas Stylianos Detective (episode "Hunt the Peacock", 1969) – Inspector Ghote Gangsters (four episodes, 1978) – Iqbal Khan