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Actor Suresh Chatwal no more!

Updated At : 06:22 AM May 30, 2016 IST

Rest in peace: Suresh Chatwal

Actor Suresh Chatwal, last seen on television in SAB TV’s FIR, passed away at his Mumbai residence. The actor was quite popular on television as well as in Bollywood. He had done character roles in TV Show Nukkad and films such as Munnabhai MBBS, Koyla, Karan Arjun, Ziddi and many more. His son Yaman Chatwal issued a statement on Saturday afternoon, “With great grief, I inform that my father is no more between us. He left for heavenly aboard yesterday succumbing to his ongoing illness.”

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