TV Actor Vikas Sethi, Known For Iconic Role In Kahiin To Hoga, Passes Away At 48 Due To Cardiac Arrest

A well-known personality on the small television screen of India, Vikas Sethi, died on Sunday, September 8, at the age of forty-eight. Quoting sources, it was reported that the actor had a cardiac arrest. His death has come as a shock to his fans and his counterparts in the industry.

TV Actor Vikas Sethi Passes Away At 48

 

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Vikas Sethi came into the limelight for his stint as Swayam Shergill in Kahiin To Hoga and Prem Basu in Kasautii Zindagi Kay. These characters made him a popular man, and he always had fans during his career in television. Sethi was also part of the mega-series Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, which gave him a permanent place as an Indian television audience’s favourite.

On Instagram, he used to share a glimpse of his life with his followers. He married Jhanvi Sethi, with whom he has twin boys born in June 2021, as announced on his social media accounts. The actor was often seen as a loving family man who loved his kids dearly. He would often post entries about exercising and being determined to live a healthy and fit lifestyle.

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In 2021, Sethi even had leg surgery and shared his experience with his fans through a video of him recovering from the operation. He said that he was told by his doctors to rest for six weeks, but he stated his intention to come back strong, which is the proverbial ‘chin up’ attitude.

This was also evident in his film acting career. He has done a cameo in the popular Bollywood movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, in which he played one of Poo’s friends. He also acted in a 2001 Bollywood film called Deewaanapan along with Arjun Rampal and Dia Mirza. In the year 2019, he appeared in a Telugu movie named iSmart Shankar.

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To date, the family has not made any official announcement about the death, but it is reported that Vikas Sethi died a natural death after a major heart attack that led to his sleeping death. Surviving him are his wife, Jhanvi, and the twin boys. It’s time for the Indian television industry to bid adieu to yet another powerful actor who was much a part of those strongly hit television serials of the early 2000s.

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