Well-known producer Syed Furqan Haider Rizvi passed away in the American state of Texas. Syed Furqan Haider had achieved a prominent position in the field of stage dramas in America including Pakistan.
According to media reports, he will be laid to rest in Dallas on Sunday.
Syed Farqan Haider Rizvi was the person who introduced the most popular artists of Pakistan Umar Sharif and Moin Akhtar to theater.
Syed Furqan was suffering from kidney disease. His death has been reported by his family and close friends.
Among his plays were ‘Bakra Qasto Par’, ‘Masibat dar Mishal’ and ‘Bachao Moin Akhtar’ which introduced Pakistani stage plays to the world.
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He produced more than 250 stage plays during his tenure, which focused on social messages and current affairs. Apart from Urdu, he also presented plays in Punjabi and Memni languages.
Despite his ailments, the deceased recently produced his last stage play ‘Dilha Online’ at Dells two weeks ago in which he invited several artistes from Pakistan to Dells.
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Syed Furqan Haider’s funeral prayers will be offered today, Sunday, November 10, at the Momin Center in Dallas, while his burial will take place at the Denton Muslim Cemetery. His family has requested all friends to pray for his forgiveness.
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**Interview with Cultural Critic and Friend of Syed Furqan Haider Rizvi, Ayesha Malik**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us today, Ayesha. We are here to discuss the recent passing of Syed Furqan Haider Rizvi, a significant figure in the theater scene both in America and Pakistan. Can you share a bit about your relationship with him?
**Ayesha:** Thank you for having me. Syed Furqan was not only a professional peer but also a dear friend. His passion for theater was infectious, and he had an uncanny ability to bring out the best in everyone around him.
**Editor:** He played a vital role in introducing iconic artists like Umar Sharif and Moin Akhtar to the stage. How did he influence the theater landscape?
**Ayesha:** Absolutely. He had a vision for the theater that was ahead of its time. He believed in blending traditional Pakistani comedy with contemporary narratives, and that made his productions unique. His mentorship helped shape the careers of many artists, and his loss is felt deeply within the community.
**Editor:** It’s reported that he was suffering from kidney disease. Were there any discussions about his health among friends and colleagues?
**Ayesha:** Yes, we were aware of his struggles, but Syed was always so positive. He focused on his work and remained deeply committed to his projects. He never let his illness define him or his work.
**Editor:** The news of his passing has deeply affected fans and colleagues alike. What do you think his legacy will be?
**Ayesha:** His legacy will live on in the countless artists he inspired and the memories he created through his productions. Syed Furqan believed in the power of storytelling—he helped many voices find their platform, and that will always be his enduring mark on the theater world.
**Editor:** Thank you for sharing your insights, Ayesha. Syed Furqan Haider Rizvi’s contributions to theater will surely be remembered, and he will be missed by many.
**Ayesha:** Thank you for honoring his memory. He truly was a remarkable man.
