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Veteran actor Kishore Nandlaskar is no more

Veteran actor Kishore Nandlaskar passed away on Tuesday after suffering from Covid-related complications. He was 81. Nandlaskar had worked in many films, such as Vaastav, Khakee, Singham and Simmba, to name a few. He was also known for his work...

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Updated At : 01:10 PM Apr 21, 2021 IST

Veteran actor Kishore Nandlaskar passed away on Tuesday after suffering from Covid-related complications. He was 81. Nandlaskar had worked in many films, such as Vaastav, Khakee, Singham and Simmba, to name a few. He was also known for his work in the Marathi film industry and television serials.

Nandlaskar had tested positive for Covid-19 two weeks ago and was undergoing treatment at Thane’s Covid centre. Nandlaskar is survived by his wife and three sons.

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