'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!' writer Manoj Santoshi (49) dies
What's the story
Manoj Santoshi, a well-known writer of the popular Indian television show Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai!, has died of a liver ailment.
Santoshi, reportedly 49, played an important role in making the show a success with his sharp writing and humor. His death is a huge loss to the Indian television industry.
The scribe was known for his close relationship with Aligarh-based artists and had cast local talents such as Sumit Saraf and Sanjay Maheshwari.
Connection
Santoshi's fondness for Aligarh and its cuisine
Santoshi shared a special bond with Aligarh, a city he frequented. He was well-loved in the region for supporting local artists and his love for Aligarh's cuisine, especially the famous kachoris.
His love for the city's food and people made him a respected and adored figure among its residents.
His fans, friends, and fellow artists are mourning his loss, and his mortal remains will be taken to Aligarh for final respects.
Legacy
Santoshi's legacy in Indian comedy
Santoshi's contribution to Indian comedy through Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai! will be remembered for years to come.
His writing didn't just make people laugh but also helped them connect with everyday life, in a fun way.
Coincidentally, Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai! star Aasif Sheikh collapsed while shooting the comedy show on Monday in Dehradun. He was flown to Mumbai for treatment.