The characters of Professor Durrani from Khaufnaak Hangaama, and Chimpanzee and the White Queen from Pahaaroan Ki Malikaa were also borrowed from English literature. As mentioned by the author in the preface to one of his books, the plots of Purasrar Ajnabee, Raqqasaa Ka Qat’l, Heeray Ki Kaan, and Khoonee Patthar were adopted from various English-language novels. However, the key characters, Faridi and Hameed, were Ibn-e-Safi’s own creation.

The central idea and theme of Safi’s first book was taken from Victor Gunn’s novel Ironside’s Lone Hand. Qasim is another comical and brainless wacky buffoon who yields irresistible occasions of laughter. Nonchalant, mischievous and having a spirit doused in romantic bits, Hameed constantly brings smiles to the readers’ faces. There intimacy leads them to live together in Faridi’s house. Sergeant Sajid Hammed is Faridi’s most favoured assistant and trusted partner. He possesses the qualities of a superman. Then, Inspector Faridi and his assistant Hameed returns to become permanent feature of Jasoosi Dunya with Anwar and Rasheeda occasionally appearing helping Faridi with his investigations.Ī model of rectitude and obsessed with his detective-work, Ahmed Kamal Faridi is a no-nonsense aristocrat who loathes crime and is much resolute in expunging the criminals. Interestingly, the later were introduced as the former two were away on a visit to Europe. The series mainly spotlights Inspector (later Colonel) Faridi and Sergeant (later Captain) Hameed, although four initial books were focused purely on Anwar and Rasheeda. In the following 27 years, Safi wrote 127 books in the series with his last Jasoosi Dunya novel, Sehra’ee Deewaanah appearing in July 1979, a year before his death. The first novel, Dilaer Mujrim was published in March 1952. Jasoosi Dunya (The Spy World) is a best-selling series of Urdu spy novels created by Ibne-Safi. Paksociety Stars – Writers of Paksociety.

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