Yasmeen Tahir, a revered figure in Pakistani broadcasting and a voice that resonated with generations, passed away in Lahore on Saturday. Her death marks the end of an era in the country’s radio and cultural history.

Born into a family deeply rooted in literature and the arts, Yasmeen carried forward a rich legacy with grace and strength. She was the daughter of renowned literary icons Syed Imtiaz Ali Taj, the playwright behind the timeless drama Anarkali, and Hijab Imtiaz Ali, a pioneering novelist and the first Muslim female pilot in British India.

Yasmeen Tahir’s contribution to broadcasting was unparalleled. With a voice recognized for its warmth, clarity, and depth, she captivated listeners across decades and became one of the most cherished personalities in Pakistani radio.

Her personal life was as distinguished as her professional one. She was married to veteran actor and cultural figure Naeem Tahir and was the mother of acclaimed artists Farhan, Mehran, and Ali Tahir. Her family continues to make significant contributions to Pakistan’s creative and performing arts scene, particularly in television, theatre, and film.

Remembered not only for her eloquent presence on air but also for her deep sense of cultural responsibility, Yasmeen Tahir leaves behind a legacy of excellence, grace, and timeless influence in the world of media and beyond.