Ishaq Bux

Ishaq Bux was born in Kampur, India on June 15, 1917. He is an actor from India. He began his acting career in 1957. His first appearance was in a TV series BBC Sunday – Night Theatre in 1957. He appeared as Ismail in the episode Farewell My City. He then appeared as Achmed and Second Bearer in two episodes in 1959. He appeared as a gardener in Nine Hours to Rama in 1963. In 1964, he appeared as Indian Bearer in The Winston Affair. He starred in the TV series The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling Joseph Rudyard Kipling was born on 30th December 1 >> Read More... in the same year. He appeared as Pir Khan in the episode Without Benefit of Clergy, as Bhil Chieftain in The Tomb of his Ancestors and as a prisoner in The Return to Imray. In 1965, he appeared as The Serang in the episode No Trams to Lime Street of the TV series Theatre 625. In 1965, Ishaq Bux appeared in ITV Sunday Night Drama as Indian Steward in the episode Lot 171.

He also appeared in BBC Play of the Month as Qasim Ali in the episode Passage to India in the same year. Then he did not have movies or serials for a year. He came back in 1968 and starred in the serial Dixon of Dock Green as Ibrahim, as Mr. Kali in Don’t Raise The Bridge, Lower the River and as Watson’s Guest in Inadmissible Evidence. He appeared in W. Somerset Maugham, ITV Sunday Night Theatre and Department S in 1969. Ishaq Bux appeared as Ahmed in the episode The Snake in On the Buses, as Old Man in the episode Augusta Fullen in Wicked Women and as Supermarket Manager in Leo The Last in 1970. In 1971, he appeared in Long Ago, Tomorrow, Seasons of Tomorrow, The Horsemen, Catch Me a Spy and The Onedin Line. He appeared in six episodes of Six Days Of Justice as Magistrate from 1973 to 1975.

He then appeared in The New Avengers, The Losers Click to look into! >> Read More... , Sounding Bass, Quarter Mass and Play for Today. He also appeared as The Transylvanians in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. In 1981 he appeared as Omar in Raiders of the Lost Ark. He appeared in five episodes of It Ain’t Half Hot Mum. He then appeared in Metal Mickey, The Armchair Thriller, Angels, The Missionary, Privates on Parade and Octopussy from 1981 to 1983. He appeared in seven episodes of the TV series Tandoori Nights Tandoori Nights is a situational comedy series whi >> Read More... from 1985 to 1987. Ishaq Bux last appearance was in 1987 in the TV movie The Sign of Four as Lal Chowder. He passed away on September 2, 2000, in London, England. He is famous for his role in Lost Ark and Rocky Horror.