Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday condoled the demise of veteran Punjabi actor Satish Kaul (76), who handed away in a non-public hospital at Ludhiana. In a condolence message, the Chief Minister described Kaul as a flexible actor, who performed a pivotal position within the promotion of Punjabi cinema, artwork and tradition.
“Being a staunch votary of Punjab, Punjabi and Punjabiyat, Kaul can be ever remembered by every person for his huge contribution for making Punjabi cinema common amongst the folks,” added the CM.
Satish Kaul, who featured in a number of Hindi movies and reveals together with BR Chopra’s Mahabharat, handed away on Saturday as a result of COVID-19 associated issues. He was 74. In keeping with Kaul’s sister Satya Devi, the actor, common for taking part in the position of Lord Indra in Mahabharat, was admitted to a metropolis hospital after he developed fever six days in the past. Kaul is survived by his sister.
“He died right this moment morning as a result of COVID-19 on the hospital. He had fever and wasn’t protecting nicely. We admitted him to the hospital on Thursday and obtained him examined, the place it turned out that he was COVID-19 constructive,” Satya Devi stated.
The actor labored in over 300 Punjabi and Hindi movies together with “Pyaar Toh Hona Hello Tha”, “Aunty No 1” and the TV present “Vikram Aur Betaal”. Kaul moved to Punjab from Mumbai and began an performing college round 2011, which wasn’t successful.
