LAHORE: Renowned Pakistani actor Anwar Ali, celebrated for his comedic roles in television and films, passed away on Monday after battling chronic health issues related to his lungs and kidneys.
Ali was admitted to a Lahore hospital a day prior as his health continued to decline. He had been suffering from lung and kidney ailments for several years, which had increasingly affected his overall well-being.
Earlier this month, reports surfaced indicating his health had worsened, with complications including paralysis and heart problems. Despite medical efforts, he ultimately succumbed to his ailments, leaving behind a rich legacy of memorable performances and laughter. Throughout his career, Anwar Ali was admired for his impeccable comic timing, wit, and contribution to Pakistani stage and television comedy. He was a familiar face on screens, known for his roles in acclaimed shows such as ‘Andhera Ujala,’ ‘Ababeel,’ and ‘Home Sweet Home,’ among others.
In recent years, Ali had distanced himself from the entertainment spotlight, choosing a quieter life away from the limelight. His sudden departure marks the end of an era in Pakistani comedy, and he is fondly remembered by fans and colleagues alike.
