Vasay Chaudhry 'appalled' to see use of smatphones at Amanullah's funeral

Vasay Chaudhry 'appalled' to see use of smatphones at Amanullah's funeral

7/29/2026AmanullahVasay Chaudhry

Famous comedian Amanullah has just

passed

away in Lahore on Friday. The 70-year-old actor was suffering from kidney and respiratory diseases in Bahria Hospital Lahore.
Amanullah had spent more than 15 days in the hospital due to his diseases a few months ago, however, he was discharged later. He was again admitted to the hospital due to pneumonia in January. The comedian had received treatment at the hospital for months but soon after reaching home, he was brought back to the hospital as his health worsened.

Vasay chaudhary

Since he was such a pivotal fragment of the entertainment industry, his family was accompanied by some celebrities at the funeral prayers. Likewise, Vasay Chaudhry was also present at the funeral. Following the actor's funeral, Vasay took to Twitter to express disgust over the blatant exploitation of the deceased by the unethical usage of smartphones to take photos and videos of late Amanullah.
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He wrote, "

At the funeral of aman ullah sb, It was appalling to see the number of people just trying to make a video clip of the "maiyat" rather then recite

something. To

hell with these mobile phone cameras!"

https://twitter.com/vasaych/status/1235982819152875520
Other celebrities also expressed grief on Amanullah's sad demise.
https://twitter.com/fahadmustafa26/status/1235855644193771520
https://twitter.com/iamhumayunsaeed/status/1235841019553316869
Even comedian Kapil Sharma wrote, "

He was not only a great artist.. he was a legend.a man with a big heart who gave opportunity to many artists to fulfill their dreams.nobody can fill ur place ever khan sahib.we will miss u.may ur soul Rest In Peace."

https://twitter.com/KapilSharmaK9/status/1235967731804958720

Amanullah was known as the ultimate king of stand-up comedy. Not only has he influenced abundant actors with his unmatchable wit, but he also keeps a world record of 860-day-night theatre plays.
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