Karachi:
She died alone, forgotten, until the stench of her decomposition forced the world to remember.
The tragic discovery of the body of the television artist Ayesha Khan, who lies unnoticed for days at his own home, has exposed the cruel careless of fame and the chilling reality of the speed with which the center of attention vanishes.
The neighbors, driven to despair for the unbearable smell of death, finally called the police that invites the police for a shady end for a star that the world had left behind.
Ayesha Khan, 77, a famous figure of the drama industry, was found dead in her Gulshan-E-Iqbal apartment on Thursday night. Police sources confirmed that the actress had probably died almost a week before her discovery, and the neighbors only informed the police after a bad smell emanated from her residence.
According to the officials, it was believed that Ayesha, who lived alone, died in his bathroom. His children, who reside outside Karachi, were informed. The body was transferred to JPMC by medical-legal formalities before being transferred to Morgue Edhi in Sohrab Goth.
Dr. Sumoiya Syed, the police surgeon, said that a post mortem exam is pending, waiting for the arrival of her legal heirs. Police have classified the case as an unnatural death, but did not find immediate signs of dirty play.
Born in 1948, Ayesha Khan was a pioneering actress of Pakistan television (PTV), recognized by her convincing performances in classic dramas. His career covered more than five decades, during which he played strong and nuanced female characters that left an indelible brand in the industry. She was also the older sister of the late actress Khalida Riasat.
Ahmed Shah, president of the Pakistan Arts Council, expressed a deep sadness for his disappearance, describing him as “great loss for the Pakistani drama.” Funeral arrangements will be announced once your family complete legal procedures. The tragic and lonely death of Ayesha has caused debates about the well -being of older artists, asking questions about the responsibility of the industry towards their veterans once the center of attention vanishes.
