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"Can't believe that we lost him": Veteran actor Asif Basra's suicide leaves Bollywood shocked

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: November 12, 2020 5:10 PM

Asif Basra, who starred in web series Paatal Lok and film Kai Po Che, has died at 53. He ...

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Asif Basra, who starred in web series Paatal Lok and film Kai Po Che, has died at 53. He was found dead in a private complex in Dharamshala. Asif was last seen in the second season of Disney+ Hotstar series Hostages. He also starred as a senior executive in a media house in Amazon Prime’s Paatal Lok, which released earlier this year. Asif has also been seen in films such as Jab We Met, Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai, Krrish 3, Ek Villain and many others.

After the news of the veteran actor went viral a number of celebs took to social media and offered their condolences. Reports say that actor Asif Basra had been living in a rented house in McLeodganj for the last 5 years. Filmmaker Hansal Mehta was among the first from the industry to react to the death. “Can’t be true... This is just very, very sad,” he wrote.

 

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