Actress Nausheen Masud passes away
Nausheen Masud was suffering from cancer and undergoing treatment for some time.


Karachi: Famous Pakistani actress, host and producer Nausheen Masud has passed away.
According to the details, co-star Adnan Siddiqui turned to social media website X and confirmed the death of the actress.
Farewell to the remarkable Nausheen Masud, dear friend and beautiful soul. Her warmth and style added magic to every moment we shared on and off camera. Grateful for the memories we co-created. Rest peacefully, Nausheen. pic.twitter.com/xqn97UGcHl
— Adnan Siddiqui (@adnanactor) December 6, 2023
Nausheen Masud was suffering from cancer and undergoing treatment for some time, which was also confirmed by her ex-husband Tariq Qureshi.
The bereaved of the deceased include her current husband Imran and two sons.
Nausheen Masood did Bachelors in Industrial Designing from St. Joseph's College, Karachi.
She acted in various drama serials including Jaal, Colony 1952, Ghar To Akhir Apna Hai, Dolly Ki Aaye Gi Baaraat, while hosting various programs including Andaz Apna Apna.
Creative talent Nausheen Masud has also directed music videos of many famous singers including Shahzad Rai, Junaid Jamshed, Aamir Zaki, Jawad Ahmed and music band Junoon.
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