A renowned Afghan TV artist Hanif Hamgam has died aged 56, while undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit of 400-bed hospital in Kabul.
Publish dateSunday 16 December 2018 - 05:41
Story Code : 176007
AVA- According to reports, Hamgam was in coma condition and was being treated in 400-bed hospital in Kabul following a severe stroke which he suffered from few weeks ago.
Sources close to Mr. Hamgam confirm that he died earlier this afternoon while being treated in intensive care unit of the 400-bed hospital in Kabul.
Hamgam was well known for his role in TV programs, mainly for his role in ‘Zang Khatar’ or the ‘Warning Bell’ episodes of a local TV station “Tolo” in which he was portraying the social, political, economical, and other national issues in a sarcastic way.
Hamgam has also appeared in a number of movies produced locally by the cinematographers as well as Bollywood movie “Kabul Express” directed by Indian film director Kabir Khan.
Sources close to Mr. Hamgam confirm that he died earlier this afternoon while being treated in intensive care unit of the 400-bed hospital in Kabul.
Hamgam was well known for his role in TV programs, mainly for his role in ‘Zang Khatar’ or the ‘Warning Bell’ episodes of a local TV station “Tolo” in which he was portraying the social, political, economical, and other national issues in a sarcastic way.
Hamgam has also appeared in a number of movies produced locally by the cinematographers as well as Bollywood movie “Kabul Express” directed by Indian film director Kabir Khan.
Source : خبرگزاری Afghn Voice Agency(AVA)
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