Veteran actor Abid Kashmiri passes away
LAHORE: Seasoned Pakistani actor Abid Kashmiri has passed away in provincial capital on Friday.
Abid’s family revealed that he had serious medical issues related to kidney and breathing. The performing artiste had a long-standing career as one of the veterans in Lahore with his work getting immense acclaim in theatre, television and films with his versatility shining across these diverse platforms in the country’s entertainment industry. He has worked in numerous TV and stage shows as well as films. He showcased his comedic prowess in the 1988 movie 'Bazar-e-Husan' and won the Nigar Award for his performance. Some of his memorable works include Lohari Gate, Surajke Sath Sath, Samundar, Apnay Log and TeesraKinara, among others. The actor during his recent visit to the homeland appeared on television talk shows. He is survived by two sons and as many daughters. He had been residing abroad for a long time.
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