Acclaimed writer Saira Raza, best known for her emotionally resonant dramas and Urdu novels, passed away following a sudden heart attack late on June 2. The news of her death was confirmed by close friends and colleagues the next day.
According to reports, Saira Raza, the brilliant mind behind dramas like Mere Humsafar and Dil Mom Ka Diya, suffered a severe cardiac arrest and was rushed to the hospital. Despite immediate medical attention, she could not be revived. Her death was confirmed on June 3, 2025. Fans, fellow writers, and celebrities expressed their disbelief and sorrow, calling her passing an “irreparable loss.”
Saira Raza’s contributions to Pakistani television and literature were profound. She penned some of the most-watched dramas on Pakistani television. Her most celebrated work, Mere Humsafar (2021-2022), starring Farhan Saeed and Hania Aamir, became an international hit.
Saira Raza Dramas
Other major hits include Dil Mom Ka Diya, Mohabbat Dagh Ki Soorat, Yahya, and Inteqam. Her final drama Yahya, featuring Khushhal Khan and Madiha Imam, aired recently on Geo TV and was widely appreciated.
Saira Raza Novels
As a novelist, writer Saira Raza authored over 12 novels such as Jamal e Zahra, Khali Aasman, Ab Kar Meri Rafugari, and the novel version of Dil Mom Ka Diya. Many of these titles are still sought-after on popular Urdu book platforms.
Known for her nuanced characters and impactful storytelling, Saira Raza’s writing leaves a legacy that will continue to inspire future generations. Her unique voice in drama and fiction made her a household name in Pakistani entertainment, both at home and abroad.
