Shehbaz, Imran, others mourn Qavi Khan’s death

The news of Qavi Khan’s death on Sunday has saddened the entire country. From celebrities to politicians, people who grew up watching the performance of Qavi in ​​large numbers on the screen expressed their condolences on the death of the famous person.

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif shared his grief over the death of the actor, reported APP. In a statement, he praised Qavi’s ability to work and said that the actor has proven his strength in film work. , television, stage and radio. Shehbaz also added that Qavi’s Pride of Performance and Sitara-i-Imtiaz medals are a recognition of his artistic skills, at the state level. Calling his death an “irreparable failure of the art industry,” Seeba prayed for the deceased and his family.

President Arif Alvi took to Twitter to mourn the “actor.” He wrote, “My condolences to the family and fans of TV and movies Mr Qavi Khan. A great actor. May his soul rest in peace.”

Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb also wrote a condolence message for the actor. “Qavi Khan’s death is a huge loss to the industry. He is not only a good actor but a thorough gentleman,” he said. “His acting skills were not only appreciated in Pakistan but also all over the world,” he added. where Marriyum remembers his entertaining story. Andhera Ujala received an overwhelming response from around the world.

In the end, he praised the commitment and passion of the main character for his work. “He continued to perform until his last days. Not only does he love his job but he is also a patriot,” he said.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf (PTI) chairman and former prime minister Imran Khan also took to Twitter to mourn the loss. “Sad to learn of the death of the legendary Qavi Khan. My prayers and condolences go out to his family,” he wrote.

Qavi died on Sunday at 80. The Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad The player died of a prolonged illness and was in Canada for treatment, where he breathed his last.

Hailing from Peshawar, Qavi’s impressive performance as Ghalib in the Pakistan National Council of Arts (PNCA) or his role in the PTV drama. Koi Na Adda Sanj Mila are testimonies to his ten years of work. Apart from television and theater, he has always shown his artistic skills in movies and radio.

Qavi started his career as a teenager at Radio Pakistan Peshawar. From there, he appeared on television and came to Pakistan. Opening his career in PTV and Lollywood films in 1964, he was one of the few actors who witnessed the decline of the film industry up close.

He married in 1968 and had four children—all of whom, instead of following in his footsteps, chose to settle abroad. He traveled the world but he found himself tied to his country.

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