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Ajay Devgn's brother Anil Devgan passes away at 45

By ANI | Updated: October 6, 2020 17:16 IST

Actor Ajay Devgn's brother and film director Anil Devgan passed way at the age of 45 on Monday night.

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Actor Ajay Devgn's brother and film director l Devgan passed way at the age of 45 on Monday night.

The confirmation of his demise was given by Ajay Devgn on Tuesday through a Twitter post where he expressed sorrow over his brother's demise.

"I lost my brother l Devgan last night. His untimely demise has left our family heartbroken. ADFF & I will miss his presence dearly," the 51-year-old actor tweeted.

"Pray for his soul. Due to the pandemic, we will not have a personal prayer meet," his tweet further read.

l has directed his superstar brother in two films - 'Raju Chacha' and 'Blackmail.'

( With inputs from ANI )

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