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Tohir Malik (pseudonym; real name Hobilov Tohir Abdumalikovich) (1946.27.12, Tashkent - 2019.16.05, Tashkent) - People's Writer of Uzbekistan (2000). One of the founders of Uzbek literary fiction. Graduated from Tashkent State University, Faculty of Evening Journalism (1969).
He worked as a builder (1963-64) and a school teacher (1965-66). Lenin's Spark newspaper, Gulistan (1975-78), editor in chief of the Gafur Gulam publishing house (1981-82), editor-in-chief of the Cholpon publishing house (1985-87), Sharq Yulduz (1982-85), Yoshlik »(1989-91) worked as a literary worker, executive secretary, editor-in-chief, secretary of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan (1988-90).
His first major work was The Death of Wisdom (1972). "Poisonous Dust" (1974), "Falak" (1975), "Ambassadors of the Milky Way" (1978), "People at the Crossroads" (1982), "One Street, One Night" (1983), "Goodbye, Childhood" ( 1989), “The Last Bullet” (1990), and “Hunting” (1995) are popular science fiction, adventure stories. A 7-part TV film (1994) based on the story "The Last Bullet". The epic "Swallow" (1987) discusses the formation of Uzbek intellectuals in the 20s on the example of the fate of Abdullah Avloni.
The novel "Satan" (Book 1, 1992; Book 2, 1995; Book 3, 1997; Book 4, 2000; Book 5, 2011) is one of the great works of Tahir Malik. A multi-series TV film was created based on the work. In the novel, the images of our contemporaries in various guises are skillfully drawn on bright plates, raising important spiritual and moral issues. The play focuses on the analysis of the spiritual world of the protagonists of the work against the background of events in the criminal world.
The content of this warning, which urges people to beware of the vile world of crime, is continued in Tahir Malik's scientific pamphlet The Long Road to Crime (2004). The collection of memoirs, memoirs, literary articles "Guest Feelings" (2003) reflects the problems of the literary process.
Tahir Malik's Mirzakalon Ismaili's "Happiness and Unhappiness" (1988), Askad Mukhtor's "Patience" (2003), Olmas Umarbekov's "Doomsday Debt" (2002) and Abdulla Qodiri's novels »(1993).
Tahir Malik has also worked in the field of documentary filmmaking. On the basis of his screenplays "Literature of the Amir Temur period" (1998), "Varakhsha" (1999), "The title of man" (1999), "Coastal sea" (2000), "Kingdom of Darkness" (2001), "Moshtabib" (2002). documentaries.
Russian writer F.M. He translated Dostoevsky's "Innocent" bag, as well as some works of world literature into Uzbek.