Actor
Sidharth
Shukla
passed
away
today
(September
2,
2021)
due
to
a
massive
heart
attack
leaving
his
fans
and
industry
fraternity
in
shock.
He
was
40
and
is
now
survived
by
his
mother
and
two
sisters.
Post
his
death,
now
one
of
his
old
tweets
on
death
has
been
resurfacing
on
social
media.
Sidharth
Shukla
had
tweeted
on
October
24,
2017,
a
cryptic
tweet
on
death.
The
Dil
Se
Dil
Tak
actor
had
stated,
"Death
is
not
the
greatest
loss
in
life.
The
greatest
loss
is
what
dies
inside
of
us
while
we
live."
Take
a
look
at
the
same.
Death
is
not
the
greatest
loss
in
life
.The
greatest
loss
is
what
dies
inside
of
us
while
we
live.....
Now
his
fans
have
been
quoting
the
specific
tweet
and
are
mourning
his
loss.
One
of
the
fans
shared
the
tweet
and
wrote,
"U
taught
by
us
how
to
live
life
to
its
fullest,
a
smile
on
the
darkest
days,n
now
u
left
us
in
darkness,
I
know
u
will
be
watching
us
from
above,
we
will
always
make
u
proud,
the
inspiration
u
have
given
us
will
always
be
within
us,
we
will
forever
n
beyond
love
u." While
another
fan
wrote,
"#SidharthShukla
made
us
one
big
family
is
no
more.
We
used
to
get
scared
and
worried
for
one
sprain,
today
getting
the
news
of
his
postmortem.
I
don't
know
how
death
feels
like
but
that
will
not
be
more
painful
than
this.
A
part
of
us
died
today
this
place
haunts
now."
According
to
the
ABP
News,
Siddharth
Shukla
had
complained
of
chest
pain
at
3.30
am.
He
had
asked
for
chilled
water.
He
drank
and
slept.
In
the
morning,
Sidharth
experienced
chest
pain
and
again
asked
for
chilled
water.
At
that
time,
all
his
family
members
called
up
their
family
doctor.
While
drinking
water,
the
Balika
Vadhu
actor
suddenly
became
unconscious.
When
the
doctor
arrived,
he
checked
Sidharth's
pulse
and
told
family
members
to
immediately
rush
him
to
the
hospital,
because
he
was
not
able
to
get
his
pulse.
The
family
then
moved
him
to
a
hospital
where
he
was
declared
dead
before
admission.
His
close
friends
from
the
industry
like
Vikas
Gupta,
Asim
Riaz,
Shefali
Jariwala,
Arti
Singh,
Rajkummar
Rao,
Rashami
Desai
and
others
have
visited
his
home
to
pay
their
last
respects.