According to reports, the senior actor died on Wednesday, March 11, following prolonged kidney and heart complications. He had been hospitalized for nearly two weeks before his condition worsened.
Bukhari was a respected figure in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, with a career spanning several decades across television dramas, stage productions and films. In addition to acting, he was also known for mentoring young artists and working as an acting instructor.
He gained widespread recognition for his role in the classic television drama Sona Chandi, which remains one of the most memorable projects of his career.
In recognition of his contributions to the entertainment industry, Bukhari was awarded the prestigious Pride of Performance in 2014.
The veteran actor had also been hospitalized in 2025 after suffering a heart attack, which significantly affected his health in recent years.
Following the news of his passing, fans and fellow artists expressed deep sorrow and paid tribute to him, remembering him as a versatile performer and a respected senior figure in the industry.
Asim Bukhari is survived by his family, including his son Ajlal Bukhari, who is currently receiving treatment for gallstones at a hospital in London.
