Who Is Sachin Chandwade, The 25-Year-Old Indian Actor Who Died By Suicide?

The Indian film industry has suffered another tragic loss. Sachin Chandwade, a 25-year-old Marathi actor, has passed away. Reports confirm he died by suicide at his home.

Chandwade was best known for his role in the popular Netflix series “Jamtara.” He was also preparing for the release of his new Marathi film.

Who was Sachin Chandwade?

Sachin Chandwade was an actor and engineer. He was from Jalgaon in Maharashtra. While chasing his dream of acting, he was also working at an IT Park in Pune.

His big break came with the series “Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega.” He appeared in its second season. The show started streaming on Netflix in September 2022.

He was very excited about his upcoming movie. The film is titled “Asurvan.” It also stars actors Pooja Moily and Arjyn Thakare. Just a few days ago, on October 21, he shared the film’s motion poster on his social media.

Details of the Tragic Incident

The tragic event happened on Thursday, October 23. Sachin was found at his house in Parola, Jalgaon. He was found hanging.

He was first taken to a private hospital in his village, Undirkhede. When his condition became worse, he was moved to a larger hospital in Dhule. Sadly, the young actor could not be saved. He passed away in the early hours of Friday, October 24, at around 1:30 AM.

Fans and Followers Express Shock and Grief

News of his sudden death has shocked his fans and the acting community. People rushed to his social media posts to share their sadness.

One fan commented, “Bhai suicide kyu krliya yrr you are the best actor.” This means, “Brother, why did you take this step, you are the best actor.”

Another user wrote simply, “Miss you bhau,” which means “Miss you, brother.”

One more fan paid their respects by writing, “Bhaavapoorn Shraddhaanjali Sachin Daada.” This is a heartfelt tribute in Marathi.

The family of Sachin Chandwade has not made an official statement yet. The industry has lost a promising young talent, and he will be deeply missed.