Pakistan lost one of its most loved cultural figures as senior actor Abid Kashmiri passed away on Friday. He was 74. Abid Kashmiri known for his charm, his unique comedic style, and his spontaneous acting. He had been unwell for some time, and sadly, he took his last breath after a short illness, confirmed by his daughter.
Born on May 4, 1950, in Lahore, Abid Kashmiri made a name for himself in Pakistani showbiz. With hundreds of television dramas, stage performances, and films under his belt, he quickly became a household name. His sense of humor and effortless acting style loved by many, making him a favorite among all generations.
In 1988, Abid Kashmiri awarded the Nigar Award for Best Comedian for his role in the film Bazaar-e-Husn, a moment that truly cemented his place in the industry. This recognition not just for one role—it represented years of dedication to the craft, making people laugh and sometimes cry with his versatile performances.
He survived by his two sons and two daughters, who fondly remember him, as well as countless fans and friends in the entertainment industry. His death left a huge void, with many from the showbiz world and beyond expressing their sorrow over his passing. Fans say he was an inspiration to many and will always live in their hearts.
