Sahir Lodhi Reveals Why He Visits Graveyard Between 2-4 AM

In a revelation that has intrigued and moved many, popular Pakistani actor and television host Sahir Lodhi recently shared that he frequently visits a graveyard in Karachi’s Malir area between 2 and 4 AM. This unusual practice, he explained, is not driven by fear or superstition, but by a deeply personal and emotional connection.

During a candid interview, Lodhi disclosed that he lost a close friend over three decades ago. The two had been friends for 30-32 years, and the loss left a profound void in his life. In fact, Lodhi was so deeply involved in his friend’s final rites that he personally helped lower the body into the grave. Since that tragic event, he has found solace in visiting his friend’s burial site during the early hours of the morning.

Lodhi admitted that his busy daily schedule leaves little time for such personal rituals, so he chooses the quiet and solitude of the night to pay his respects. He reads Fatiha (a prayer for the deceased) and spends a few moments in reflection. He keeps a photograph of his late friend in his bedroom, a constant reminder of their bond.

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What makes this story even more compelling is Lodhi’s perspective on fear. He stated plainly that he does not fear graveyards or the dead. In his view, it is the living who should be feared, as they are capable of causing harm. The dead, he believes, are at peace.

This heartfelt admission has resonated widely, humanizing a celebrity often seen only in the glow of the spotlight. It is a reminder that behind the fame are real people with real grief, love, and ways of coping.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why does Sahir Lodhi go to the graveyard at night?
He visits the grave of a close friend who passed away years ago. Due to his busy schedule, late night is the only time he can find solitude and pay his respects.

2. Does he go every night?
He mentioned he goes frequently, usually between 2 AM and 4 AM, but not necessarily every single night.

3. Is Sahir Lodhi afraid of graveyards?
No, he clearly stated that he does not fear the dead or graveyards. He believes the living can be more harmful.

4. Who is the friend he visits?
He has not publicly shared the friend’s name but mentioned they were very close for over 30 years.

5. How did people react to his revelation?
The response has been largely sympathetic, with many praising his honesty and the depth of his loyalty to his friend.