New Delhi: Renowned Pakistani comedian Umer Sharif died on Saturday (October 2) in Germany due to his grave health illnesses. The news of his tragic demise was confirmed by Dr Mohammad Faisal, who is Pakistan's ambassador to Germany. 


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He had taken to Twitter to mourn the loss of the legendary comedian. He wrote, "With deep sorrow, it is announced that Mr Umer Sharif has passed away.  In #Germany. Our deepest condolences to his family and friends. Our CG is present at the hospital to assist the family in every way."


Take a look at his tweet:



 


He was known for his legendary comedy stage plays such as 'Buddha Ghar Pe Ha' and 'Bakra Qistoon Pe' in 1989.


Later, he went on to host his own late-night talk show titled 'The Shareef Show' which became immensely popular with many stars appearing on it as guests. 


Umer has also featured on the Indian stand-up comedy show - 'The Great Indian Laughter Challenge' alongside Shekhar Suman and Navjot Singh Siddhu.