There is a piece of big news about the TV serial 'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai.' In fact, actor Deepesh Bhan, who was seen in this show, has passed away. Let me tell you all that he used to play Malkhan in the show.  He is said to have died while playing cricket. So far the cause of death is not clear but everyone is shocked by his demise. Let us tell you all that the team of Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai has issued a statement and said, "Deeply saddened and shocked by the sudden demise of our beloved Deepesh Bhan. He was one of the most dedicated actors of Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hai and was like our family. We'll all miss him very much. Our heartfelt condolences to his family. May his soul rest eternal peace. May God give his family the strength to overcome this immense loss.''

According to the news that came out, while playing cricket on Friday, he suddenly fell down, and after this, he was taken to the hospital. Here he was declared dead. You know that his character in the show was quite funny and he was very much liked, although everyone is in shock due to his sudden demise. Deepesh, 41, got married three years ago and has a son. The actors who are currently working with him are in shock and mourning. Charu Malik, who worked with him, wrote on Instagram, "RIP Yara, it's hard to accept that you're gone. You have gone from our eyes, but you will never go from the heart. I never thought I'd have to post this for my man.''

Apart from her, Kavita Kaushik wrote, "Yesterday at the age of 41, I am in shock and sorrow at the passing away of Deepesh Bhan. Was a key artist in the FIR, a fit man who never drank alcohol, smoked or did anything to harm his health. He leaves behind his wife, a one-year-old child and parents and all of us. I remember the love and respect he showered on everyone. I now believe that God calls good people soon. It's a black day.''

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