
Vibhu Raghave Dies At 37: Saumya Tandon, Aneri Vajani Lead Tributes
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The actor, whose real name was Vaibhav Kumar Singh Raghave, breathed his last in Mumbai.
Television actor Vibhu Raghave, known for his role in Nisha Aur Uske Cousins, has passed away after a long fight with stage four colon cancer. The actor, whose real name was Vaibhav Kumar Singh Raghave, breathed his last in Mumbai. He was in his late 30s as per the reports. Vibhu was a familiar face in the Indian television world. Apart from Nisha Aur Uske Cousins, he was also seen in shows like Savdhaan India and Suvreen Guggal – Topper of the Year among others. Diagnosed with colon cancer in 2022, Vibhu chose to share his health journey with his followers on Instagram. Even during his toughest moments, he kept his spirits high and spread hope through his words and smile.
Following the news of his passing, tributes poured in from friends and co-stars who remembered Vibhu not just as a talented actor but also as a kind and courageous human being.
She also posted a heartfelt note with a picture of them together, writing, 'Rest in peace, my dearest Vibhu! Yes, I know you loved me more." The post was followed with more pictures from their time on set which reflected their deep bond.
Actress Saumya Tandon, known for Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain, shared a moving tribute on Instagram: 'My beautiful friend Vibhu Raghave… is with angels now. Left us last night. Vibhu, you were beautiful. Inside and out. You taught me how to smile even when everything was falling apart. How to hold on to light when the world felt dark. You were a fighter till the very end — a real warrior. Even when people gave up hope, you kept going. You never stopped."
'We had plans, Vibhu. We wanted to make videos… to talk about everything you were feeling. We thought we had time. We didn't. And now all I'm left with is your voice in my head, your smile, and all the love you gave me. I'll miss you forever. I really will. Life is so damn short. I'm going to try to live it like you did — fully, fiercely, with heart. To be the best version of myself, every single day. Thank you for being my friend. Thank you for the light, the love, the laughter. And thank you — truly — to every single person who contributed, prayed, and gave Vibhu a fighting chance. I'm forever grateful to you all," she added.
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Sharing a picture of Vibhu on her Instagram Stories, actress Simple Kaul also mourned his loss, writing, 'You will be missed my dear friend Vibhu Raghave. Love light and happiness to you."
Karan Veer Mehra also paid his tribute, writing, 'Rest in peace brother. Too soon."
Actress Addite Malik remembered him as, 'The purest soul, a beacon of strength & positivity. His smile could light up any room. He faced life with unmatched grace and will be deeply missed."
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She also shared an image of Vibhu on her Instagram Stories and wrote, 'He walks now in a world beyond ours, free from pain, embraced by light."
Sanaya Irani posted a brief but heartfelt message: 'RIP Friend. I'm sure you are spreading positivity, love and warmth wherever you are. Gone too soon. RIP friend. You will be missed."
Vibhu Raghave's Antim Darshan was held at Prakash Nagar, Jogeshwari West, Mumbai, earlier today, followed by the last rites.
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