Actor Atul Parchure passes away: Fans can't get over his roles from Shah Rukh Khan's 'Billu' and Akshay Kumar's 'Khatta Meetha'

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.

The actor passed away at the age of 57 after battling cancer for years, reportedly experiencing a relapse while working on the stage show 'Suryachi Pille'. Shortly after the news broke, it made headlines.

One fan took to X and shared a clip of Parchure’s funny role from the Akshay Kumar starrer 'Khatta Meetha' (2010). The fan wrote, “Om Shanti �� #AtulParchure, you made our childhood so hilarious! ❤️"

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Some fans also recalled his memorable role as an aspiring actor in the Shah Rukh Khan and Irrfan Khan starrer 'Billu'. They shared a clip where Parchure portrayed a police officer on the set of a film, with Shah Rukh Khan instructing him as he struggles to get his lines right.

While sharing the clip, one fan wrote, “This scene made him immortal �� Om Shanti �� #AtulParchure." Another commented, “One of the best scenes ever! You'll always be remembered for your acting ��."


A social media user also mentioned his role in the 2009 film 'All the Best: Fun Begins' with Ajay Devgn and Sanjay Dutt. “Our beloved Dondhu from 'All The Best' is no more. RIP, sir. #AtulParchure."

Another tribute read, “महान अभिनेता #AtulParchure अब हमारे बीच नहीं रहे, ईश्वर आपकी आत्मा को शांति दे ��. Aap ke is iconic scene ke liye sab yaad rakhenge sir ❤️."


According to a report in India Today, family sources confirmed his passing. Parchure is survived by his mother, wife, and daughter, who have requested privacy during this difficult time.


Actor Renuka Shahane, Supriya Pilgaonkar, Maharashtra’s Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, and others shared heartfelt condolences following his demise.