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Mohit Baghel passes away at 27

Mohit Baghel, who is popularly known as Chhote Amar Chaudhary from Salman Khan’s Ready, passed away on Saturday (May 23). He was 27 and battling cancer. The news of Mohit’s demise was shared by director Raaj Shaandaliyaa on Twitter. Raaj...

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Updated At : 01:47 PM May 25, 2020 IST

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Mohit Baghel, who is popularly known as Chhote Amar Chaudhary from Salman Khan’s Ready, passed away on Saturday (May 23). He was 27 and battling cancer. The news of Mohit’s demise was shared by director Raaj Shaandaliyaa on Twitter. Raaj said, “He is gone too soon. He was undergoing treatment for cancer at the AIIMS hospital in Delhi since six months. I spoke to him last on May 15 and at that time he was okay; he had started recovering. He stayed with his parents and elder brother in Mathura. I learnt about his demise from a common friend.”

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