TV
actor
Anupam
Shyam,
who
was
last
seen
in
the
Star
Bharat
show,
Mann
Ki
Awaaz
Pratigya
2,
passed
away
today
(August
8,
2021)
due
to
multiple
organ
failure
in
Mumbai's
Life
Line
Hospital.
He
was
63.
The
actor
was
suffering
from
kidney
disease
for
the
past
one-and-a-half
years.
Earlier
today,
his
younger
brother
Anurag
told
Spotboye,
"He
is
breathing
but
doctors
have
lost
hope.
Today
is
his
sixth
day
of
being
admitted
to
the
Goregaon
hospital." He
is
survived
by
his
wife
Savitri
Shyam
Ojha.
Anupam
Shyam
was
playing
the
role
of
Sajjan
Singh
in
the
TV
show,
Mann
Ki
Awaaz
Pratigya
2,
starring
Pooja
Gor
and
Arhaan
Behll.
He
was
going
through
a
lot
of
health
issues
for
the
past
few
months.
Let
us
tell
you,
he
had
to
undergo
dialysis
on
a
regular
basis.
Unfortunately,
he
had
to
bid
adieu
today,
and
his
demise
has
indeed
left
the
entire
TV
industry
in
deep
shock.
Mann
Ki
Awaaz
Pratigya
2
producer,
Rajan
Shahi
shared
his
statement
with
media,
in
which
he
mourned
his
demise.
He
said,
"I
am
deeply
saddened
to
hear
about
the
demise
of
Anupam
Shyamji.
May
his
family
get
all
the
strength
to
sail
through
these
difficult
times.
I
remember
when
we
started
with
Pratigya
season
2,
he
was
extremely
happy
to
work
again
and
play
his
favourite
character
Sajjan
Singh.
He
was
always
so
lively
and
full
of
enthusiasm
and
will
be
remembered
for
his
remarkable
performances.
May
his
soul
rest
in
peace."
When
Anupam
was
in
the
hospital,
his
family
members
had
sought
help
from
the
members
of
the
Cine
&
TV
Artistes'
Association
(CINTAA).
After
learning
about
his
health
condition,
Bollywood
actor
Sonu
Sood
came
out
for
help.
Anupam
Shyam
had
featured
in
many
TV
shows
like
Amaravati
ki
Kathayein,
Rishtey,
Kyunki...
Jeena
Issi
Ka
Naam
Hai,
Mann
Ki
Awaaz
Pratigya,
Hum
Ne
Li
Hai-
Shapath,
Doli
Armaano
Ki,
Krishna
Chali
London
and
so
on.
Apart
from
that,
he
had
also
starred
in
popular
films
like
Lagaan,
Dastak,
Bandit
Queen,
Sangharsh,
Dushman,
Dil
Se,
Pyaar
To
Hona
Hi
Tha,
Parzania,
Golmaal,
Nayak:
The
Real
Hero,
Paap
and
many
others.
He
had
also
supported
Anna
Hazare's
movement,
which
was
held
on
December
27,
2011.