Pritish Nandy Passes Away at 73: Tributes from Celebrities Honor the Iconic Poet, Writer, and Filmmaker
Famous Indian writer, poet, and filmmaker Pritish Nandy died on Wednesday at the age of 73. His death’s cause has not yet been revealed. Numerous celebrities have paid poignant condolences to this revered icon as the creative industry grieves his passing. Social media was used by close friends like Anupam Kher and Suhel Seth to offer their condolences for the passing of a beloved musician.
Pritish Nandy’s Contributions to Cinema
Pritish Nandy’s numerous achievements include producing a number of critically praised films, such as Ugly Aur Pagli, Jhankaar Beats, Kaante, Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, Pyaar Ke Side Effects, and Chameli.
Anupam Kher’s Heartfelt Tribute
Anupam Kher’s Sincere Veteran Tribute Bollywood star Anupam Kher lamented the passing of his “support system,” Pritish Nandy, in a long and heartfelt post on social media. He wrote: “I am stunned and devastated to hear of the passing of #PritishNandy, one of my closest and dearest friends! A wonderful poet, writer, filmmaker, and a brave and unique editor/journalist! He was a huge source of strength and support for me during my early days in Mumbai. We shared so much together. He was one of the most fearless individuals I ever knew. I learned so much from him. But there was a time when we were inseparable! I will never forget when he surprised me by putting me on the cover of Filmfare and, more importantly, for being the true definition of a friend’s friend. I will miss our times together and you. Get enough sleep. “#Heartbroken,” the actor wrote.
Message of Suhel Seth
Suhel Seth, an actor and author, too shared his sorrow on social media. He said on X (previously Twitter): “I’m deeply grieved by my close friend @PritishNandy’s demise. On Twitter, we frequently joked around innocuously and amusingly. Have a safe trip, Pritish.
The loss of Pritish Nandy creates a gap in Indian journalism, film, and literature. Future generations will continue to be inspired by his legacy as a creative dynamo.