Islamabad, June 3, 2025: The Pakistani television industry is mourning a heartbreaking loss, as celebrated drama writer Saira Raza passed away last night following a severe cardiac arrest. Despite being rushed to the hospital, she could not survive the heart attack.
Saira Raza was widely admired for her emotional depth, powerful narratives, and unique ability to capture the human spirit through storytelling. Her work on the hit drama Mere Humsafar became a cultural phenomenon, resonating with audiences in Pakistan and across the globe. The series’ success not only earned her national acclaim but also established her as one of the most gifted storytellers in the industry.
Over the years, she penned several high-rated dramas, including Dil Mom Ka Diya, Mohabbat Dagh Ki Soorat, and her most recent project, Yahya, which featured Khushhal Khan and Madiha Imam. Her stories often explored themes of love, loss, societal pressure, and emotional conflict, creating relatable characters that left a lasting impression.
As news of her death spread, tributes began to pour in from her colleagues and fans alike. One heartbroken peer shared, “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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Saira Raza passed away, but her legacy as a pioneer of emotionally driven television drama will continue to inspire future generations of writers and artists in Pakistan and beyond.
