Imtiaz Khan is no more

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Mar 18, 2020 IST

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Brother of late actor Amjad Khan and TV actress Krutika Desai’s husband, Imtiaz Khan passed away on March 16 in Mumbai. The actor was 78. He is survived by his wife and daughter, Ayesha Khan. He was associated with films like Gang, Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Dharmatma, Pyaara Dost and Noor Jahan, among others. The cause of Imtiaz’s death is not yet known.

Jaaved Jaaferi took to social media and shared the news with his fans and followers. Javed had worked with Imtiaz in 2000 film Gang, directed by Mazhar Khan. “Veteran actor #ImtiazKhan passes on. Worked with him in #Gang. Superb actor and wonderful human being. #RIP bhai,” Javed wrote on Twitter. His friend and actress Anju Mahendroo also shared a post of their good old days and wrote on her social media account, “Once upon a time!!! Rest in eternal peace my friend@Imtiaz Khan.”

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