Web desk: Veteran Pakistani comedian Lucky Dear has passed away in Lahore at the age of 60 after battling a prolonged illness.
Lucky Dear was a well-loved figure in Pakistan’s entertainment world. His family members said he has been undergoing treatment at Mayo Hospital for diabetes, lung disease, and complications affecting multiple organs.
According to the reports, despite being in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), his health deteriorated in recent weeks. Hospital sources confirmed that earlier this month, he went into a coma and his condition worsened.
Doctors limited family visits during this period to focus on uninterrupted treatment. Government support covered the cost of his care, but despite efforts and prayers, he was unable to recover.
Lucky Dear had devoted more than four decades of his life to theatre, television and film. He was famous for his clever humour and sharp timing. Through these countless plays and films, he was successful in becoming a household name.
His unique style left a lasting mark on Lahore’s stage scene and inspired many young performers. This is all a part of his legacy.
Colleagues remember him as a kind-hearted, talented artist who always tries to lift others’ spirits, both on and off the stage. Fans and fellow actors took to social media platforms, soon after the news broke, calling him a “true legend of stage comedy” and recalling the happiness he brought to audiences in difficult times.
Lucky Dear’s Funeral: Laid to Rest in Native Village
Lucky Dear’s funeral was held in his native village, where family members, friends, and locals attended. However, no major celebrities from the entertainment industry were present at the ceremony.
Lucky Dear’s passing marks the close of an era in Pakistan’s comedy and theatre. Yet, his years of effort and the joy he brought to audiences will keep his name alive for generations.
