Nitesh Pandey known for his role in ' Om Shanti Om ' and ' Anupama ' has passed away

Actor Nitesh Pandey, who played the role of Rupali Ganguly's husband's friend in the TV show "Anupama," passed away last night. He took his last breath on Tuesday, May 23, due to a cardiac arrest. The actor was only 51 years old. His close ones and fans are mourning his death. 


Writer Siddharth Nagar broke the news of Nitesh Pandey's death through a Facebook post. He confirmed the news and mentioned that he found out about Nitesh Pandey's passing while returning from an event. According to him, Nitesh was in Igatpuri for shooting when he suffered a cardiac arrest around 1:30 AM. 
 
The actor's last rites will take place on May 25. His mortal remains have been taken to Nashik for post-mortem. After the post-mortem, his body will be brought to Mumbai, and the final rituals will be performed on May 25. 
Police investigation underway
The actor's lifeless body was found in a hotel room in Igatpuri, Nashik, Maharashtra. According to the information, the cause of death is being attributed to a heart attack. The police team is currently questioning the hotel staff regarding this case. 

Nitesh Pandey, Shah Rukh's assistant
Actor Nitesh Pandey was born on January 17, 1973. He earned a name for himself in the world of films and television. He portrayed the role of Shah Rukh Khan's assistant in the Hindi film "Om Shanti Om." He was also seen in a significant role in the TV show "Pyar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyara Pyara 

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