People love Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah and which is why they keep track of what is going on with the show and the cast. The latest report in Dainik Bhaskar states that actor Bhavya Gandhi's father Vinod Gandhi passed away due to COVID-19 complications. He was admitted to Mumbai’s Kokilaben Ambani Hospital after testing positive and was on ventilator support for the last 10 days. He reportedly died last night and is now survived by his wife Yashodha and sons Nischit and Bhavya. The family has not released any official statement yet. However, it was Bhavya's co-star and friend Samay Shah who took to Instagram and shared an emotional note for his father. For those unversed, Samay is known for playing the role of Gogi while Bhavya played Tappu aka Tipendra Lal Gada in the show. However, he quit the soap opera in the year 2017.
Taking to the photo-sharing application, Samay shared a photo of Bhavya's father and wrote, "Jiske sath hota voi samajta, auro ko toh dekhaye ka khel rachna na, auro ko to bas dur dur beth kar baatein bol na. Magar asal me, jiske sath hota voi kisi ko khota. Khota aur fir rote rote, vakh bhi apne aap ko chup karata Aur andhar he andhar chikta aur fir bar bar puchta ki kyu kyu sirf mere sath he aisa hota ?!!! -Samay"
Have a look at the same here:
Samay Shah's post for Bhavya
The report about Bhavya's father also stated that the actor was supposed to attend his cousin Samay Shah’s sister's wedding but due to his father's ill-health, he attended the same virtually. His father Vinod Gandhi was professionally in the construction business.
Bhavya rose to fame because of his stint in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah for 9 years but quit the SITCOM to explore new opportunities. Have a look at some of his pics here:
Ever since his exit from the show, he has been away from the small screen but has done some Gujarati movies. He still shares a close bond with the cast including Dilip Joshi, Disha Vakani who played his on-screen parents.
Actor Kush from the show who is seen playing the character of Goli also tested positive for COVID-19. Not only him but three other crew members contracted the virus while the shooting was on.
