Education
Zavqibekov graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Theater and Painting named after Ostrovsky in 1954.
Zavqibekov graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Theater and Painting named after Ostrovsky in 1954.
In 1977, he became the Director of the Lahuti State Academy of Dramatic Arts in Dushanbe. Zavqibekov is partial to the portrayal of positive, decisive, upright, and kind heroes. A realist actor, he tends to distance himself from flights of fancy and hyperbole.
The roles he has performed include:
Frunze in Hurriat (Freedom), by Gh.
Abdullo, 1964;
Ghafur in Boi va Khizmatgor (The Richman and the Servant), by Hamza Hakimzoda Niyozi, 1957;
Mach and Akbar in Rudaki (Rudaki), by South. Ulughzoda, 1973;
Urtaboev in the film Odam Pustashro Ivaz Mikunad (Manitoba Changes His Skin), directed by R. Perlshtein, 1959;
Zavqibekov"s contribution to stage include:
Saidali in Tufon (Storm), by Gh. Abdullo and Sh. Qiomov, 1957;
Kent in Shoh Lir (King Lear), by West. Shakespeare, 1957;
Kamol in Manitoba—Fakhriddinov (I Am Fakhriddinov), by J. Ikromi, 1961;
Rustam in Rustam va Suhrob (Rustam and Suhrab), by Gh.
Abdullo, 1967. And many others The Museum of musical instruments, better known as the Gurminj Museum, was established in 1990 by Gurminj as a result of long-pursued dream and expression of his passion for music and arts
