Family sources revealed that Anwar Ali was admitted to a Lahore hospital on Sunday, August 31, after his condition worsened. He succumbed to health complications the next day despite medical efforts. He had been battling chronic lung and kidney diseases, and in the preceding weeks, he was dealing with additional complications including paralysis and heart-related issues.

Anwar Ali earned fame as a brilliant comedic force on both stage and television, drawing audiences with his sharp wit, expressive dialogue delivery, and social commentary through humour. Anwar Ali became a household name in Pakistan’s entertainment industry with his career spanning more than four decades.

He has performed alongside legends such as Mastana, Babu Baral, and Iftikhar Thakur and is known for standout television roles in classic dramas like Aangan Terha and Fifty Fifty. He also made his mark in Punjabi stage theatre.

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His passing has been mourned by colleagues, fans, and members of the Pakistani showbiz community, praising him not only for his artistic brilliance but also for his humility and warmth off-stage. Social media platforms have been flooded with heartfelt tributes.

Anwar Ali brought characters to life through his talent and dedication. Those characters will continue to resonate with audiences for generations to come.