‘Mere Humsafar’ Writer Saira Raza Passes Away After Cardiac Arrest

The Pakistani entertainment industry is mourning the loss of acclaimed drama writer Saira Raza, who passed away last night following a massive cardiac arrest.

According to reports, she was rushed to the hospital but could not be saved, leaving behind a legacy of emotional depth and storytelling brilliance.

Saira Raza, known for writing the drama serial Mere Humsafar, was celebrated for her powerful scripts and the ability to portray complex emotions and societal issues with remarkable sensitivity and grace.

Her storytelling captivated audiences across the globe, earning her immense respect and admiration within the literary and television community.

Her other works include Dil Mom Ka Diya, Mohabbat Dagh Ki Soorat, and most recently, Yahya, which showcased her intellect and deep understanding of human relationships.

“Mere Humsafar,” a sweet love story that resonated with millions, marked one of her biggest successes and became a global sensation. Her final project, “Yahya”—featuring Khushhal Khan and Madiha Imam—was warmly received by audiences.

Following the news of her passing, colleagues and friends expressed their grief and disbelief on her official page. One wrote, “My heart is bursting. I didn’t know it was our last meeting.” Another added, “I still cannot believe she has passed away.”

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