Atul Parchure

Veteran actor Atul Parchure, known for his roles in The Kapil Sharma Show, passed away on October 14 at the age of 57. He had been battling cancer for the past few years.

Atul Parchure’s untimely demise on Monday (October 14) has left fans and movie lovers in shock. Known for his comic roles in both Marathi and Bollywood cinema, fans are flooding social media with heartfelt condolences. Many could not control their emotions while sharing some of his iconic roles on social media.

Atul Parchure talks about the impressive cinematic exposure of Madhya Pradesh onscreen and his love for the state’s yummy daal-baati and poha-jalebi, on his recent Indore visit

Veteran actor Atul Parchure, known for his remarkable comedic timing and versatility in both Bollywood and Marathi cinema, passed away on October 14 at the age of 57, following a long battle with cancer.

Atul Parchure, who was seen in Comedy Nights With Kapil, is battling cancer. The actor in his latest interview to a YT channel revealed how he learnt about suffering from cancer and the treatment that followed. He is still uncertain if he has completely recovered or not, and added he will learn about it in a few days.

Suzanne Bernert and Atul Parchure to feature in Star Pravah's comedy show Ambat Goad.

Actor Jitendra Joshi's latest play, Don Special is getting a good response from the audience and it has garnered praises from many celebrities of Marathi industry too.

Several popular artistes are leading this stride of staying abreast with the opinions of their fans using the social networking sites

Every problem has a solution. While the recent petrol price hike rubbed salt on the wounds of aam aadmi, Bhavesh Vasavada aka Atul Parchure of RK Laxman Ki Duniya, refused to let it affect him.

Television and theatre comedian Atul Parchure, who usually brings the house down when he appears on those comic shows on the idiot box, will be seen in a new avatar for Seemaa Desai’s children’s film Pappu Ki Pugdandi in which he plays a genie.

Actor Atul Parchure's daughter Sakheel who will be debuting in the industry with Manava Naik's 'Por Bazaar' didn't allow her father to visit her during the shoot

The demise of veteran actor Atul Parchure at 57, after a long battle with cancer, has left a void in the Marathi film industry.

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In the recent episodes of 'Yam Hain Hum', Bhaiyaji (Aniruddh Dave) is seen leaving no stone unturned to win Parampara’s (Samiksha Bhatnagar) heart. And in the upcoming track, his love story will face another hurdle.

Veteran comedy actor Atul Parchure has entertained viewers with the fictional TV series ‘Jago Mohan Pyaare’ and now reports are that the show is all set to make a comeback with its sequel.

Every problem has a solution and Bhavesh Vasavda (Atul Parchure) in R K Laxman ki Duniya proves the same with some quick thinking during the family’s trip to Bhavnagar.

Yam (Manav Gohil) and Chitragupt (Atul Parchure) will be seen preparing for their trip to Mumbai to nab a thief named Chaman (Alekh Singhal) and to clear the air about their involvement in a robbery.

Veteran star Atul Parchure, who had made a mark in Bollywood and Marathi cinema with his impeccable comedic timing and versatile performances, breathed his last on October 14 at the age of 57. According to reports, he passed away after a long battle with cancer.

Celebrating the ‘Krishna Janmotsav’ and entering the 3 year leap, viewers have been witnessing how Kanha has been inquisitive about the world outside and Yashoda on the other hand, is still caring and protecting towards him. Joining the narrative will now be popular actor, Atul Parchure who will be seen portraying the role of ‘Sahukaar.’