Mukul Dev Looks Frail In One Of His LAST Videos With Vindu Dara Singh
Actor-host Mukul Dev's death on May 23 shocked the nation. One of his last videos with Vindu Dara Singh has emerged, in which he is visibly ill.
The news of actor-host Mukul Dev's death sent shockwaves across the nation on Saturday. Though the exact cause of his passing hasn't been revealed yet, it is known that the actor had been suffering from physical ailments for some time. His fellow actor, Vindu Dara Singh, who had been great friends with Mukul, was the first to confirm the news. As the industry continues to condole Mukul Dev's demise, one of his last videos with Vindu has emerged. The Son Of Sardaar actor looks visibly ill in the clip.
With one hand on Mukul Dev's shoulder, Vindu Dara Singh had shared a video from one of their playful moments together in August 2024. The duo were seen cracking a joke and later laughing it off while exiting the camera frame. However, Mukul was visibly frail in the video, hinting that his health had already started deteriorating. The video was probably clicked on Son Of Sardaar 2 sets, which also starred the late actor.
'For all the #sonofsardar movie lovers here comes the fantastic #sonofsardar2 and it's always a pleasure working with a team of @adffilms that becomes one big family ! Love you @thereal_mukuldev mere Toni!," he wrote in the video. Take a look:
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Shortly after Mukul Dev's death, Vindu Dara Singh revealed that the former had been grappling with loneliness. He mentioned that although he was not suffering from any illness as such, he used to drink heavily and consume gutkha.
While speaking to ETimes, Vindu said, 'I don't think he was suffering from any disease but he used to drink a lot and would have gutkha. He had become overweight and he battled loneliness. He has a daughter but she is also, she was not staying with him. He was making his comeback with Son of Sardaar but the sad part is he won't be there to see it. It is very tragic news."
Mukul Dev had been hospitalised in Delhi for the past 8–10 days, where his health deteriorated. He passed away on May 23. Mukul was very close to his family, especially his parents, and had kept to himself after their passing. He was set to make his Bollywood comeback with Son Of Sardaar 2, for which he had already completed the shoot.
'He has done such fantastic work in SOS 2. He was my Tony and I was his Tito. He had an amazing role and people are going to roll on the floor laughing after seeing his work in July when the film releases. But unfortunately, he will not be around to enjoy the success and see the love," said Vindu Dara Singh.
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