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Rajiv Thakur's father passes away; Krushna Abhishek confirms

Actor-comedian Rajiv Thakur's father passed away while he was traveling to Indore for a scheduled performance with Krushna Abhishek. Krushna, who had already reached the city, shared the sad news in a video and informed ticket holders about the change in plans. Rajiv, known for 'The Kapil Sharma Show' and 'The Great Indian Laughter Challenge', has not yet spoken publicly about the loss.

Rajiv Thakur's father passes away; 'The Kapil Sharma Show' co-star Krushna Abhishek confirms death

New Delhi, August 23

Actor-comedian Rajiv Thakur's father has passed away, leaving the comedian unable to attend a scheduled event in Indore with Krushna Abhishek.

Krushna, who had already reached the city, shared the news with fans and informed them about the change in plans.

In a video shared by the event management company, Krushna said that the comedian was supposed to perform with him in Indore but lost his father while they were travelling for the event.

"There's a little sad news that I want to share with you all. Just as we were taking off for Indore, Rajiv Thakur, who was supposed to perform with me in Indore tomorrow, lost his father," Krushna said in the video.

Krushna also spoke about the impact of the loss on Rajiv and those close to him. He said, "This is very sad news for him, me and the entire fraternity."

He also asked people who had bought tickets for the event to take note of the change in plans following Rajiv's absence.

Meanwhile, Rajiv has not yet shared a statement or spoken publicly about the loss.

Rajiv Thakur is known for his work in Hindi television comedy and Punjabi cinema. He first gained attention after participating in the third season of 'The Great Indian Laughter Challenge.' He later appeared in several comedy shows, including 'Comedy Circus' and 'The Kapil Sharma Show.'

— ANI

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