The popular TV personality Gurucharan Singh, well known as Sodhi from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has vanished. According to a report, he was going to be married shortly and had financial difficulties, according to Delhi Police’s preliminary inquiry into the issue.

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According to reports, Delhi Police concluded the above important information during the preliminary inquiry. Additionally, it was discovered that Gurucharan took ₹7,000 out of a Delhi ATM. A few kilometers from his house, in Palam, was his final known destination on April 24. Since then, he has turned off his phone.

Officials stated, “His flight was scheduled for 8.30 pm on Monday, but he was seen at a traffic intersection in Palam at around 9.14 pm,” according to the narrative. In the actor’s last-found CCTV footage, he was seen crossing the street with a rucksack. Gurucharan’s father filed a lawsuit claiming that on April 22, he took a flight from Delhi to Mumbai but never arrived at his destination. In addition, the authorities are tracking his flight path to the airport by looking at CCTV footage from the area surrounding his house.

About the missing case

The recent unexplained disappearance of well-known television actor Gurucharan Singh, who is best known for playing Sodhi in the series Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has alarmed his admirers and well-wishers. Thought to have been spending time with his parents in Delhi, Gurucharan was supposed to return to Mumbai on April 22, but he hasn’t been in contact since. The actor’s father, who is in great anguish, reported his son’s abrupt absence since leaving for Mumbai in a statement to the Delhi Police.

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“His family filed a complaint stating that he has not been seen since April 22,” said Rohit Meena, DCP South West Delhi, according to the report. Instead of going to Mumbai as planned, he stayed home instead. According to Section 365 of the IPC, we have filed a complaint. Together with our technical team, we have assembled a team to investigate the situation. The CCTV footage, in which he is seen wandering by himself, is currently being reviewed. Gurucharan’s father said he was not suffering from a mental ailment and that he was unable to explain his son’s disappearance. The program ended a few years ago for Gurucharan, who became well-known for his comedic parts in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.

Aamir Khan Reveals: Ex-Wife Reena Dutta Slapped, Bit His Hand During Labour: ‘Tried to Calm Her Down

Recently, when his ex-wife Reena Dutta went into labor, Aamir Khan talked about how he learned about human emotions. The actor talked candidly about his work and shared some memorable and humorous stories from his life during a recent appearance on The Great Indian Kapil Show. One such instance occurred when Aamir’s ex-wife accidentally slapped him during her childbirth. When questioned about his observations of people’s behavior during his presentation, Aamir responded that he pays close attention to them, especially in odd circumstances. Let me give you an idea of what I noticed, he stated in a conversation with Kapil Sharma. Junaid’s birth was scheduled for that day. Labor had begun for Reena Ji. There we were, at the hospital. I also worked on my breathing techniques, being a nice husband. With that, I attempted to soothe her as the labor became more painful. But I received a slap and was told to stop talking rubbish after that. It hurt Reena Ji so much. I swear, she bit my hand.

“Later, I realized what was happening around me,” Aamir continued. One thing struck me while someone was in excruciating pain, similar to what mothers experience after childbirth. Not that I planned this. It is only occurring for me. I noticed that Reena’s face was contorting, which is not what we usually see when someone is in pain but rather what she looks like. A look of astonishment appears when the pain is severe. It’s incredulity. It is a denial of something. The depth of her pain was beyond her comprehension. That, as an actor, I noticed. When Reena brought Junaid home later, I told her this, and she became enraged! (laughs). Ira Khan and Junaid Khan, Aamir Khan, and Reena Dutta’s two children, are the product of their nearly 16-year marriage. In 1986, Reena Dutta and Aamir Khan got married. In 2002, they broke up. In 2005, the actor married Kiran Rao following it. Azad Rao, their son, is still co-parented by them after their 2021 separation.

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Regarding his career, Aamir Khan is scheduled to return with Sitaare Zameen Par by RS Prasanna and Lahore: 1947 by Rajkumar Santoshi. While the actor will be producing his first film with Sunny Deol in the lead role, he will be appearing opposite Genelia D’Souza in the former.

Aamir Khan Reflects on the ‘Power of Namaste’: Discusses Cultural Appreciation and Respect

This is Aamir Khan’s debut appearance on Kapil Sharma’s show. Several incidents from the actor’s performing career were featured in the most recent episode of Netflix’s The Great Indian Kapil Show. When filming Dangal (2016) in a Punjabi village, he also expressed gratitude for the people’s humility and claimed to have learned the importance of ‘namaste’ from them.

‘People in Punjab have so much respect for everyone’

“This is a story that is very close to me,” Aamir remarked in Hindi. I had a great time shooting in Punjab for Rang de Basanti. Love is abundant in Punjabi culture and its people. Thus, we were filming in a little village when we went for the Dangal shoot. We spent almost two months filming in that house and at that location. You won’t believe it, but whenever my car pulled up at 5 or 6 in the morning, folks would stand outside their houses and greet me with “Sat Sri Akaal” and folded hands. Before, they would simply wait to greet me. They never made any noise, never pulled over my car—nothing. They would once again be standing outside their houses when I returned after packing up and would say, “Good night.”

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As a Muslim, Aamir said he was not accustomed to shaking hands and saying “namaste” to strangers. He said, “I’m from a Muslim family, so I’m not used to saying ‘namaste.'” I’m accustomed to bending my head and raising my hand in the Muslim greeting, adaab. Having spent two and a half months in Punjab, I realized the significance of ‘namaste.’ It’s such a beautiful feeling. Anyone in Punjab does not discriminate against anyone based on their status and treats everyone with such respect.”