Prominent Pakistani actor Khalid Butt bid farewell to his fans on Thursday after battling a prolonged illness.
The veteran actor, survived by his widow, two sons, and two daughters, left an indelible mark on the nation’s television screens for decades. His final appearance was in the ongoing drama serial “Khaie,” concluding a remarkable career that spanned numerous films and TV shows.
Family sources confirmed that the actor’s funeral prayer is scheduled to take place after Asar prayer on Friday, marking a poignant moment for his loved ones and fans alike.
Commencing his career in the 1970s, Khalid Butt established himself as a versatile artist, delivering compelling performances in both serious and comedic roles across various Urdu and Punjabi language movies and TV shows.
The government acknowledged Butt’s significant contributions to the entertainment industry, honoring him with the prestigious Pride of Performance Award.
Throughout his illustrious career, Butt left an enduring impact with memorable roles in popular drama serials such as “Teesra Kinara,” “Neelay Hath,” and “Boota From Toba Tek Singh.”
