KABUL: Mohammad Dawood Ludin, a well-known figure in Afghanistan’s cinema, theatre, radio, and television, has died after a prolonged illness, family members said. News of his passing prompted an outpouring of grief among fellow artists and admirers across the country. According to relatives, Ludin died following a long period of illness. Over the course of his artistic career, he performed a wide range of roles in films, stage productions, and radio and television programs, earning a respected place among audiences. Ludin was regarded as one of the prominent artists who collaborated with various media institutions and played an active role in cultural productions. His performances in theatre reflected his experience and dedication to the arts, contributing to the development and vitality of Afghanistan’s performing arts scene. Details regarding his funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. Mohammad Dawood Ludin had been active in the country’s artistic sphere for several decades and was widely recognized as one of the most dedicated and influential performers in Afghan media and theatre.
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