Raju Srivastav, a well-liked stand-up comedian known for her humor, passed away early on Wednesday.
On August 10, the 58-year-old comedian had a heart attack. He was taken to the hospital urgently and has been on a ventilator ever since.
"I received a call in the morning stating he had passed away. The news is terribly awful. For more than 40 days, he had been fighting for his life at the hospital, according to his brother Dipoo Srivastava, who spoke to PTI.
Srivastava was regarded as one of India's most well-known comics. Many more celebrities expressed their sympathies on his passing.
Rakesh Roshan, a seasoned director, posted on Instagram, "Raju Srivastava Om Shanti RIP."
Rehman Khan, a comedian, declared that "Raju Srivastava will never be another." Rasul Bhai In a tweet, he wrote, "Aap jaisa na koi tha na koi aayega, bahot yaad aaoge aap #RIP #rajusrivastava.
"Deepest sympathies to the loved ones and family of Late Raju Srivastava ji," actor Nimrat Kaur wrote in a tweet. #RIPRajuSrivastava May God bless his ascent into the light.
After participating in the reality comedy program The Great Indian Laughter Show in 2005, Raju Srivastava quickly rose to fame. In addition, the actor joined the BJP in 2014 and appeared in hugely successful Bollywood movies including Maine Pyar Kiya and Baazigar.
