Kanna. Ancestral home of Satish Kaushik in Dhanonda village.
Kanna. Ancestral home of Satish Kaushik in Dhanonda village.
News2News.in News. Kanina / Narnaul: Born in the small village of Dhanonda in Kanina, actor and director Satish Kaushik passed away in Delhi on Wednesday evening at 1.30am. According to relatives, he died of a heart attack. He had attended a family program in Delhi where his health was deteriorating. The relatives took him to the hospital. Where Satish Kaushik died while being treated. His last rites are performed at the Versova cremation ground in Mumbai. Two days ago, on March 7th, he also shared the photo of attending Holi party organized in Javed Akhtar’s Janki Kutir, Juhu, wishing everyone Happy Holi. On the other hand, the village mourns the death of Satish Kaushik.
Kanna. Villagers comfort the cousin. Rajendra Nambardar and villagers greet Satish Kaushik who has reached Dhanonda village. file photo
Dhanonda is a small village in Kanina District of Mahendragarh District. Satish Kaushik was born in this village on April 13, 1956. He completed his schooling in Delhi. Then she graduated from Kirori Mal College. From here he reached the National School of Drama and was admitted. After that, after working in theater, he entered Bollywood in 1983. Meanwhile, she married Shashi Kaushik in 1985. His son Shanu Kaushik died when he was two years old. Satish Kaushik took a long time to recover from this accident.
In 1987, he starred in the film Mr. India and rose to fame as a result. Ram Lakhan in 1990, Saajan Chale Sasural in 1977, and Deewana Mastana in 1977. He won the Filmfare Award for Best Comedian for his performance in two of those three films. After receiving the news of his death, there is a race to pay tribute to him on social media. From Home Secretary Amit Shah to the stars of the film world pay tribute to him.
Hearing the news of Satish Kaushik’s death, he mourned in Dhanonda village
The death of film actor Satish Kaushik is a deep loss not only for Dhanonda but for the entire Mahendragarh. When he heard the news of his death on Thursday, grief spread throughout the village of Dhanonda. Villagers kept in touch with their close relatives through social media and cellphones. Satish Kaushik usually visited his village during the holidays. Used to attend social events organized in the village.
The villagers also jumped for joy when they heard the news of his arrival. In 2010-11, former CPS Anita Yadav, DC Dr. During Saket Kumar’s tenure, he had laid the foundation for the sports stadium through a social event organized in Dhanonda. Whenever he made his village debut, the villagers asked him to do many development works, including Baba Dayal Mandir, Thakur Ji Maharaj Mandir, the village’s ancient religious site. As a result, a lot of development work was carried out by him in the village.
Satish Kaushik was the chairman of the Haryana Film Promotion Board, under whose presence many of the state’s youth got a chance to pursue a career in the film world. Rajendra Nambardar, a villager who changed his turban, said he came to the village a year ago. He only lived in Mumbai. Subhash Kaushik, his uncle’s son who lives in Dhanonda village, said that Satish Kaushik was the youngest of six siblings. Satish Kaushik had two brothers including his father. The elder’s name was Govardhan and the younger’s name was Banwari Lal. Govardhan worked on the railways in Ganganagar, Rajasthan and Banwari Lal was an accountant. Who later came to Delhi. He had taken over the agency from Harrison Talley. Satish Kaushik was born in Karol Bagh in Delhi. His sisters were Surasti Devi, Shakuntala Devi, Savita Devi, brothers Brahmadatta Kaushik, Ashok Kaushik and Satish Kaushik. Satish Kaushik has one daughter.
