Raju Srivastava, a well-known comedian in India, passed away today at the age of 58. He had experienced a heart attack and was being treated in the hospital. Raju was reportedly working out at a gym on August 9. He abruptly lost consciousness while operating a trade mill due to a stroke.
He was admitted right away to AIIMS Delhi, where he had an angiography that showed Raju’s heart is completely blocked in a significant portion.
Raju was a healthy individual.
Raju was already a heart patient, it has recently come to light. Raju reportedly underwent angioplasty twice previously. He had angioplasties at Lilavati Hospital and Kokilaben Hospital in Mumbai, respectively, over the course of around 10 years. Stents had once been implanted in Raju. He also received a fresh stent throughout this procedure.
Raju Srivastava, who was he?
With his portrayal of Gajodhar in the television program Laughter Challenge, Raju Srivastava drove the entire nation of India insane. Raju Srivastava, also known as Satyaprakash Srivastava, was born in Kanpur to middle-class parents. Raju developed an interest in mimicking others while he was young. At school, among friends, and at home, everyone would make fun of Raju’s impersonations, but his mother would then remark that being a clown would not be successful.
With his portrayal of Gajodhar in the television program Laughter Challenge, Raju Srivastava drove the entire nation of India insane.
Great poet Rameshchandra Srivastava, Raju’s father, only wrote poetry sometimes. Raju was also required to ensure that mockery and comedy did not take the place of actual work.
Raju grew to love Amitabh Bachchan after viewing the movies Sholay and Deewar. He developed a penchant for standing up like Amitabh Bachchan, mimicking him. Raju was confident in himself, but he didn’t know how to gain his family’s faith. Raju uses Mother’s teasing as justification for visiting Mumbai. But is someone adopted so rapidly in Mumbai?
His early struggles and rise to prominence
He started his career by playing small roles in Bollywood movies after a lot of hardships. He played a brief role in the Rajshri Productions film Maine Pyar Kiya, as well as supporting roles in a number of other films, including Baazigar and Bombay to Goa. He performed as both an actor and a comedian in the Bollywood film Aamdani Atthanni Kharcha Rupaiya.
Raju and his wife took part in Nach Baliye season 6 in 2013. His participation in Comedy Nights with Kapil was another. Additionally, he appeared on the show Mazak Mazak Mein, popularly referred to as “The Indian Mazak League.”
