Mahabharat actor Satish Kaul dies of COVID-19, fans mourn demise

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New Delhi: Popular tv and movie actor Satish Kaul, who performed Lord Indra’s function in BR Chopra’s epic present ‘Mahabharat’ died in Ludhiana on April 10, 2021. The actor breathed his final on Saturday and battled COVID-19 problems. He was 74.

According to the late actor’s sister Satya Devi, Satish Kaul was admitted to a metropolis hospital after he developed a fever six days in the past. “He died today morning due to COVID-19 at the hospital. He had fever and wasn’t keeping well. We admitted him to the hospital on Thursday and got him tested, where it turned out that he was COVID-19 positive,” Satya Devi advised PTI.

Satish Kaul is survived by his sister Satya Devi. 

Several of his fans and celebrities thronged social media to mourn his demise in addition to extending condolences to the household.

The late actor labored in over 300 Punjabi and Hindi movies together with “Pyaar Toh Hona Hi Tha”, “Aunty No 1” and the TV present “Vikram Aur Betaal”. He moved to Punjab from Mumbai and began an appearing college round 2011, which wasn’t a hit.

He fractured his hip bone in 2015 and remained bedridden for 2 and a half years. He later checked-in to an outdated age residence, the place he stayed until 2019, earlier than shifting in to a rented home.
In an interview with PTI in May final yr, Kaul had mentioned he was struggling for medicines, groceries and fundamental wants through the nationwide lockdown and had appealed to the movie business for assist.

Satish Kaul had expressed his want to purchase a home of his personal within the metropolis and had hoped to behave extra.

“The fire to act is still alive in me. It isn’t over. I wish someone gives me a role even today, any role, and I would do it. I’m raring to act again,” he mentioned. 

With the second wave of lethal novel coronavirus pandemic on an increase, there was a sudden surge in COVID-19 circumstances within the nation. Maintaining social distancing, practising hygiene and carrying masks is advisable always. 

In the wake of the COVID disaster, a number of states within the nation have imposed evening curfews and sure restrictions on public motion.

(With PTI inputs)

 





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