Actress Mandira Bedi’s husband Raj Kaushal dies due to cardiac arrest

Filmmaker Raj Kaushal, husband of actress Mandira Bedi, has died. Onir, a filmmaker, confirmed the news on social media, writing,“Gone too soon. We lost Film maker and Producer @rajkaushal1 this morning. Very Sad. He was one of the producers of my first film #MyBrotherNikhil. One of those few who believed in our vision and supported us. Prayers for his soul.”

“Raj passed early this morning, about 4.30 a.m., he suffered a heart attack,” actor Rohit Roy told local newspaper. Raj had died by the time the family could receive medical care because he was at home.”

Later, Rohit posted an emotional note bidding goodbye to Raj Kaushal. “And just like that, he’s gone, even without saying good bye. Too numb with grief and shock to react. This is not fair, just not fair,” he wrote.

TV and film personality Roshan Abbas wrote, “Heard the terrible news about @rajkaushal1 . May your Jar of Hope always be filled in the afterlife as it was here. I will miss you terribly. Strength to the family and friends.”

“Raj, my friend, my brother, keep spreading the cheer where ever your next abode is. Knowing your penchant for good homes, I am sure you are looking for a good spot in heaven RIGHT NOW! We all loved you dearly and you know that. Unfortunately, we kept saying next week next week and that week never came. See you on the other side my bro. Till we raise hell again, REST IN PEACE,” he concluded.
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Actor Divya Dutta also tweeted and expressed her disbelief. “What! Omg! No! Gone too soon Raj!” she expressed. Tisca Chopra called the unfortunate event “shocking.”

“My heart goes out to @mandybedi and her two lovely kids. #RIP our happy smiling Raj.. your gentle soul will be missed,” Tisca’s tweet read.

He is survived by wife Mandira and son Veer and daughter Tara.

Pyaar Mein Kabhie Kabhie, Shaadi Ka Ladoo, and Anthony Kaun Hai were the three films directed by the writer-director-producer. He began his professional career as a copywriter. He began his cinematic career aiding Mukul Anand on films like as Subhash Ghai's Trimurti.

In 1998, he founded his own advertising production firm and has since directed over 800 advertisements.