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Manish Karjaokar with Remo Dsouza (R)With a heavy heart

Bollywood’s popular make-up artist Manish Karjaokar, who was around 37, passed away on Tuesday. The reason of his death is still unknown. Celebrities, including Remo Dsouza, Varun Dhawan and Raghav Juyal, among others, took to social media and expressed their...

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Jul 30, 2020 IST

Bollywood’s popular make-up artist Manish Karjaokar, who was around 37, passed away on Tuesday. The reason of his death is still unknown. Celebrities, including Remo Dsouza, Varun Dhawan and Raghav Juyal, among others, took to social media and expressed their grief. Choreographer-director Remo Dsouza wrote, “R. I. P. @manish_karjaokar you will be missed my brother.”

Varun Dhawan took to his Instagram story and posted a picture of Manish with Remo and wrote alongside, “RIP Manish dada. I am completely shocked. He was on the sets of ABCD 2 and Street Dancer. Always jovial…”

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