KARACHI The Pakistani entertainment industry is reeling from shock and grief following the discovery of actor and model Humaira Asghar Ali’s body in her Defence Phase 6 apartment in Karachi, nearly three weeks after her untimely death.

Her body was found on Tuesday when authorities arrived to execute an eviction notice. The heartbreaking incident has sparked a national conversation on mental health, loneliness, and the unseen struggles behind the glamorous world of showbiz.

An outpouring of tributes from celebrities and fans flooded social media. Mawra Hocane, in an emotional Instagram story, urged followers, “If you’re caught in spiralling thoughts please reach out! I will understand, I will not judge. Nothing is more precious than this beautiful gift of life that Allah has given us.”

Actor Amar Khan expressed her heartbreak, stating, “It’s the death of a society and an industry Humaira is the face and story of so many artists who serve glamour under harsh lights, only to switch off one day. Don’t be too hard on yourself. Nothing is more important than your mental health and life.”

Veteran actor Adnan Siddiqui offered condolences, writing, “Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un! Deeply shocked and saddened. A young life cut short so suddenly.”

Hina Altaf highlighted the isolation many artists face, saying, “She lived alone and passed away alone. And days went by before anyone even noticed. This isn’t just a loss, it’s a wake-up call.”

The tragic passing of Humaira Asghar Ali has triggered a deep reflection within the entertainment community, prompting calls for better mental health support, stronger community connections, and open conversations about emotional well-being.