Veteran actor Rituraj Singh, known for his remarkable contributions to both the film and television industry, has tragically passed away at the age of 59 due to a sudden cardiac arrest. The news of his demise has left his friends, family, and fans in shock, triggering an outpouring of heartfelt tributes across social media platforms.
According to reports from the Times of India, Singh had been grappling with pancreatic health issues for a while, which eventually led to his hospitalization. Sadly, he suffered a fatal cardiac arrest during his recent hospital stay.
Throughout his illustrious career spanning several decades, Rituraj Singh graced the small screen with his remarkable talent, leaving an indelible mark on viewers’ hearts. He garnered immense admiration for his versatile performances in popular television series such as Tol Mol Ke Bol, Jyoti, Kutumb, and Laado 2. Singh’s prowess extended to the silver screen as well, with notable appearances in movies like Badrinath Ki Dulhania and Yaariyan 2. His more recent acting endeavors included prominent roles in acclaimed shows like Anupamaa and Made in Heaven.
The confirmation of Singh’s passing came from his close friend, actor Amit Behl, who disclosed the heartbreaking news to the media. Behl revealed that Singh, after undergoing treatment for pancreatic ailments, returned home only to face unforeseen cardiac complications, ultimately leading to his untimely demise.
Among those mourning Singh’s loss is actor Arshad Warsi, who shared a poignant tribute on social media. Warsi fondly remembered Singh as his neighbor and a collaborator in his debut film production. I am so saddened to know that Ritu Raj passed away. We lived in the same building, he was a part of my first film as a producer. Lost a friend and a great actor… will miss you brother… Warsi expressed, encapsulating the sentiment felt by many who knew and admired Singh.
Rituraj Singh’s legacy as a talented performer and a beloved personality in the entertainment industry will continue to live on, cherished by generations of fans who were touched by his work.
