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Who was Anuj Thakur? TV actor dies at 33 after seizure during sleep in Mumbai

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Who was Anuj Thakur? TV actor dies at 33 after seizure during sleep in Mumbai — Mumbai Technology news

TV actor Anuj Thakur, known for shows including Dhoom Machao Dhoom and Mahisagar, died aged 33 after suffering a seizure in his sleep. His friend and casting director Rupesh Sonar shared the news and paid tribute, saying they had met just ten days earlier.

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