Pakistani actor and producer Tanveer Jamal died on Wednesday in Japan, weeks after he was diagnosed with cancer for the second time.
The Teri Raza actor moved to Japan for his treatment in May this year, and he had asked his fans to pray for his speedy recovery.
He was first diagnosed with the disease in 2016 but he had recovered from it and he made a comeback to TV dramas a few months ago.
It is recalled that Jamal suddenly fell ill during the shooting of his play Mere Apne and he was later replaced by Firdous Jamal.
He has performed key roles in various prominent dramas, including Godfather and Tasweer, in his 35-year-long career.
The Tasweer actor moved to Tokyo earlier in May for his cancer treatment, and had asked fans to pray for his recovery. Jamal was first diagnosed in 2016 but had recovered and made a comeback to TV dramas.
