
O‘lmas Umarbekov (1934–1994) was a prominent Uzbek writer, playwright, screenwriter, and translator, and a People’s Writer of Uzbekistan. He was born on January 25, 1934, in Tashkent. His works deeply explore the human spirit, morality, conscience, responsibility, and the challenges of everyday life. His best-known works include It Is Difficult to Be a Human, A Debt Until Judgment Day, Fatima and Zuhra, A Child of War, and The White Swallow. In 1992, he was awarded the honorary title of People’s Writer of Uzbekistan.
““I cannot imagine my life without literature and artistic creativity.””
— O‘lmas Umarbekov
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