Pakistan’s legendary comedian Lucky Dear, one of Pakistan’s most celebrated entertainers, passed away in Lahore on Tuesday after a prolonged illness. He was 60 years old. His death marks the end of a remarkable career that brought joy to countless audiences nationwide.
Health Struggles and Final Days
Family sources revealed that Lucky Dear had been receiving treatment at Mayo Hospital for lung disease, diabetes, and multiple organ failure. Despite the tireless efforts of doctors and the prayers of fans, his health deteriorated in recent weeks. Earlier this month, he slipped into a coma as his complications worsened. He remained under constant ICU care, with the government covering his medical expenses. Doctors restricted family visits during his last days to ensure uninterrupted treatment.
Four Decades of Entertainment Legacy
Lucky Dear’s career spanned more than four decades across theatre, television, and film. Known for his sharp wit and unmatched timing, he performed in hundreds of dramas and movies. He was a cornerstone of Lahore’s vibrant theatre scene and inspired generations of comedians. His colleagues remember him as a man who dedicated his life to spreading happiness through laughter.
Tributes from Colleagues and Fans
After news of his passing, tributes flooded social media from fellow actors, comedians, and fans. Many hailed him as a “true legend of stage comedy” whose work brightened lives even during challenging times. His peers praised his generosity toward younger artists and his ability to uplift people with humor on and off stage.
Funeral Arrangements
Family members confirmed his passing but stated that funeral details will be shared later. Fans, colleagues, and members of the entertainment fraternity are expected to gather in Lahore to pay their final respects.
