Veteran actor Asim Bukhari passes away in Lahore

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Veteran Pakistan Television (PTV) actor Asim Bukhari has passed away after suffering a coma, according to family sources and colleagues.

He had been admitted to the hospital in Lahore for the past 15 days, where he later died.

News of his death spread on social media on Thursday, with fellow actors, writers, and viewers expressing condolences and sharing memories of his work.

Lollywood star dies

Asim Bukhari was widely recognised in the Lollywood industry for his work in television dramas broadcast on PTV and private channels.

He was also known as the master of acting.

Over the years, he appeared in a range of supporting and character roles.

His performances were often marked by a restrained and thoughtful style.

Many viewers remember him from drama serials such as Bano Bazaar, Mohabbat Behta Darya, Ek Sitam Aur Sahi, and Qalandar.

Directors and producers who worked with him frequently described him as a reliable actor who approached his roles with professionalism.

Career

Bukhari was not limited to acting; he was also actively involved in Pakistan’s literary and cultural circles.

He wrote poetry and maintained an interest in writing alongside his television work.

Earlier in his career, he also performed in theatre productions, which played a key role in shaping many television actors of his generation.

His long association with PTV connected him with a group of performers who helped define Pakistani television drama during its earlier decades.

Tributes from colleagues

Actors, directors, and fans have been sharing tributes since the news of his death emerged.

Senior anchor and politician Iqrar-ul-Hassan has also paid his respects to the late media star.

Many described him as a supportive senior figure who maintained strong ties within the artistic community.

Messages posted online remembered him as a dedicated performer who quietly contributed to the industry for many years.

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