PEOPLE'S ARTIST OF UZBEKISTAN
(1909-2001)
Well-known theater and film actor Gani Agzamov was born in 1909 in Tashkent. His acting career began in 1930 with public performances at the Hamza Theater (now the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theater). Gani Agzamov initially had great success in the role of Mamarasul in Uygun's comedy "Kaltis hazil". Gani Agzamov has become a mature artist for more than 60 years as a result of learning from teachers, constant self-improvement and creative research, creating more than a hundred perfect images and winning the love of the audience. He has a strong place among the great representatives of the Uzbek theatrical art. He created Munajjim (Uygun and Izzat Sultan, "Alisher Navoi"), Arslonsher (Tuygun, "True love"), Soqi sumbat (Ramz Bobojon, "Uncle-nieces"), Yusuf (Abdulla Qahhor, " Recent Copies), Bobchinsky (Nikolai Gogol, The Inspector General), Launs (William Shakespeare, The Two Guys of Verona), are full of meticulous images. are high specimens. There are such images in Gani Agzamov's works that they are the essence of the whole performance with their vitality, persuasiveness and unique comic spirit. Without these images, that particular performance is unimaginable. It seems that they were written only for the talented actor Gani Agzamov. Indeed, imagine Gani Azamov's "Blessed Blood" without Kambar (directed by T.Khojayev based on the novel "Blessed Blood"), Sarvar Azimov's "Bloody Mirage" without Omonior, "Golden Wall" by Erkin Vahidov without Believer difficult to reach. Gani Agzamov was a skilful performer of comedy, dramatic and lyrical roles. In this regard, the image of Domla Imam in Hamza's "Boy ila khizmatchi" has become a bright page in the work of Gani Agzamov. The actor began filming in 1935 and created unforgettable images in a number of films made at the Uzbekfilm studio. He created Domla Imam ("Servant with the Rich"), Groom ("Blessed Blood"), Librarian ("Abu Ali Ibn Sino"), Barber ("Maftuningman"), Karashah ("Epic of Two Hearts"), Elder (" Tashkent - the city of bread "), Yusuf (" The will of the old master "), Dorboz (" I give you a city "), Holmat (" Suyunchi ") and other characters with their fullness and brilliance will attract fans of cinema. ziga charmed. Gani Agzamov has played the role of Khoja Nasriddin for many years since the establishment of the comedy film magazine "Nashtar". The great talent of Gani Agzamov for the development of Uzbek theater and cinema was deservedly praised. In 1961 he was awarded the honorary title of "People's Artist of Uzbekistan." In 1989 he was awarded the State Prize of Uzbekistan. During the years of independence, Gani Agzamov was awarded the Order of Labor Glory. He died in 2001 in Tashkent.
