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Bollywood actor Sandeep Nahar, who starred in Akshay Kumar’s Kesari and the MS Dhoni biopic with the late Sushant Singh Rajput, allegedly died by suicide on Monday, according to media reports.
The actor had posted a suicide note on Facebook about his intention of taking the extreme step.
Nahar, a Mumbai resident, was declared brought dead when he was taken to SRV hospital in Goregaon West earlier in the evening.
“His body has gone for postmortem,” Doctor Tripathi told indianexpress.com.
In his long FB post, Nahar accused his wife of two years, Kanchan, and mother-in-law of relentlessly harassing and blackmailing him. The actor said that he and his wife were in an unhealthy relationship, which was riddled with constant fights and arguments. He, however, said no one should be held responsible for his death, Indian Express reported.
Nahar also complained about “politics” in Bollywood, which had allegedly deprived him of many opportunities.
His wife told police that she along with two others recovered his body in a hanging condition. The body has been sent for postmortem and the exact cause of his death can be ascertained after that: DCP Vishal Thakur told ANI.
The actor's last Instagram post was a clip from his film 'Kesari - paying tribute to Sikh soldiers who died fighting Pashtun invaders in 1897.
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