Pakistani comedian Allah Rakha Pepsi has passed away. He was well known for making people laugh at public and political gatherings across the country. He first became famous after a stage performance at a PML-N Liberty Ijtema event went viral online. People started calling him “Pepsi,” though his real name was Allah Rakha Pani Puri.
After his viral moment, several news channels began hiring him as a comedian for their satire shows. He later became a regular part of Public News’ comedy show called Public Demand, hosted by actor and host Mohsin Abbas Haider. On the show, his funny acts and unique costumes made him a favorite among viewers.
Mohsin Abbas Haider shared the sad news of his colleague’s death on social media. He wrote that Allah Rakha Pepsi died after suffering heart failure while the show was being recorded. According to reports, the comedian collapsed on set during a heart attack and could not be saved.
His sudden death has shocked his co-workers, fans, and the wider entertainment industry. Many people took to social media to share their sadness and pray for him. Several fans wrote that he had finally found fame after years of hard work, only to leave the world too soon. One fan wrote that they had watched him perform on the show just the night before, and he had looked completely fine and healthy.
Allah Rakha Pepsi will be remembered as a talented performer who brought joy to countless people.
