‘Anupamaa’ Fame Actor Nitesh Pandey Passes Away Due to Cardiac Arrest

MUMBAI: 'Anupamaa' actor Nitesh Pandey has also passed away at the age of 51. On May 23, Nitesh experienced a heart attack. Nitesh Pandey's brother-in-law Siddharth Nagar informed media that Pandey had passed away, leaving his sister Arpita in shock.

Meanwhile, Nitesh Pandey was a familiar face in the television and film industry, starting his career as a theatre actor in the 90s and later appearing in various TV shows including Astitva... Ek Prem Kahani, Manzilein Apani Apani, Saaya, Durgesh Nandini, Just recently popular TV Serial ‘Anupamaa’.

Not only that, Nitesh was also well-known for playing Om's (SRK) assistant in Om Shanti Om. In addition to that, he appeared in a number of films, including Badhaai Do, Hunterrr, Madaari, and Dabangg 2.

According to a report, “TV actor Nitesh Pandey found dead at a hotel in Igatpuri, Nashik in Maharashtra. Prima facie, the cause of death seems to be a heart attack. A Police team present at the hotel and investigation is underway. Postmortem report is awaited. Questioning of hotel staff and people close to him is being done.”

Moreover, there is a police team at the hotel, and an investigation is being conducted. According to another report, a postmortem report is being awaited as hotel employees and those close to him are being questioned.

On the other hand, the local police reported that on Monday, actor Vaibhavi Upadhyaya, well known for the television series Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai: Take 2, died in a car accident in Himachal Pradesh.

Upadhyaya lost her life after the Mumbai number Fortuner she was riding in with her fiancé plummeted into a gorge in the Banjar neighbourhood of Kullu district. The mishap happened when the vehicle was navigating a sharp curve.

Furthermore, on Wednesday, said Verma, the actor's final rites—she was in her 30s—will be performed in Mumbai.

Upadhyaya played Jasmine Mawani, the love interest of Rosesh, who was portrayed by Rajesh Kumar, in Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai.

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