Akshay Kumar remembers Sandeep Nahar, co-star in 'Kesari'

February 16, 2021 16:56

Superstar Akshay Kumar on Tuesday paid homage to Sandeep Nahar, his co-actor from the 2019 hit Kesari, remembering him as a "smiling" and "passionate" young man.

Nahar, who was in his 30s, killed himself on Monday by hanging in the bedroom of his flat in suburban Goregaon in Mumbai, as per preliminary probe by the police, an official said.

Kumar said the news of Nahar's demise has left him heartbroken.

"Heartbreaking to know about #SandeepNahar's passing away. A smiling young man passionate for food as I remember him from 'Kesari'. Life's unpredictable. Please seek help if ever feeling low. Peace for his soul," the actor posted on Twitter.

Hours before his death, Nahar, also known for his supporting role in Sushant Singh Rajput-starrer MS Dhoni, had posted a video and a "suicide note" on Facebook.

On the basis of a primary information, the Goregaon police has registered a case of accidental death and awaiting the postmortem report.

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