Veteran Actor Rituraj Singh Passes Away at 59, A Journey from Television to Films and OTT

Renowned actor Rituraj Singh, known for his captivating performances across television, film, and OTT platforms, has left a void in the entertainment industry. The 59-year-old actor, famous for his roles in iconic TV serials and notable films, passed away following a cardiac arrest last night.

A Storied Television Career

Rituraj Singh, acclaimed for his versatile acting skills, graced the small screen with memorable performances in popular TV serials such as “Diya Aur Baati,” “Hitler Didi,” “Shapath,” “Warrior,” and the recent hit “Anupama.” His portrayal of Yashpal in “Anupama” garnered him immense recognition and a special place in the hearts of the audience.

Health Struggles and Untimely Demise

The actor had been battling pancreatic issues for an extended period. Recently, he was admitted to the hospital for treatment. After showing signs of improvement and being discharged, no one anticipated the sudden cardiac arrest that claimed his life.

A Devastating Blow to the Family

Rituraj Singh’s untimely demise has shattered his family, friends, and the entertainment industry. Close friend Amit Bahal confirmed the news of the actor’s passing, leaving the entire family in profound grief.

Versatility Across Mediums

Rituraj Singh’s contributions extended beyond television, as he made a mark in the world of cinema. In the 2017 film “Badrinath Ki Dulhania,” he shared the screen with Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan. His filmography also includes projects like “Vash” and “Thunivu.”

Web Series Triumphs

The actor not only showcased his talent on the small and big screens but also left a lasting impression in the digital realm. He was recently seen in Rohit Shetty’s web series “India Police Force.” His notable appearances in web series like “Never Kiss Your Best Friend,” “Made in Heaven” Season 2, “The Test Case,” “Criminal,” and “Abhay” showcased his versatility.

A Lasting Legacy

Rituraj Singh’s legacy is characterized by his dedication to the craft and his ability to seamlessly transition between television, films, and digital platforms. His last film, “Yaariyan 2,” stands as a testament to his enduring commitment to the art of storytelling.

The sudden demise of Rituraj Singh has left the entertainment industry mourning the loss of a talented actor who effortlessly traversed the realms of television, films, and OTT. His memorable performances and versatile roles will be remembered fondly by audiences and colleagues alike, marking an irreplaceable void in the world of Indian entertainment.