Ashish Warang, actor of Sooryavanshi and Drishyam, passes away at 45

Actor Ashish Warang, remembered for his role as Ashish Tambe in Akshay Kumar’s Sooryavanshi, passed away on September 5, 2025. His sudden death has left colleagues, fans, and the entertainment fraternity in deep shock.

Warang had built a steady career with appearances in notable films such as Drishyam, Mardaani, and Ek Villain Returns. His last credited work, according to IMDb, was the film Bombay, directed by Sanjay Niranjan, where he shared the screen with Deepshikha Nagpal, Danish Bhatt, and Gavie Chahal.

Over the years, Warang earned recognition for his versatility across Hindi, Marathi, and even South cinema projects. Colleagues often spoke of his dedication to his craft and the quiet sincerity with which he approached his roles. Audiences, too, connected with his relatable screen presence, making him a familiar and trusted face on both big and small screens.

Tributes began pouring in soon after the news surfaced. Fans flooded social media with memories and personal notes, recalling performances that left a lasting impression. Industry insiders have suggested that condolence messages from fellow actors and filmmakers will continue to arrive as the fraternity comes to terms with the loss.

While details surrounding his death remain unclear, the sense of grief is evident. Warang’s colleagues describe him not only as a dependable actor but also as a grounded human being. For many fans, he was more than just another actor in supporting roles. His characters brought comfort, relatability, and at times, a sense of quiet strength.

The entertainment world, often described as a close-knit family, is expected to come together in the coming days to pay respects. For now, the focus remains on the legacy Warang leaves behind—an actor who may not have always been in the spotlight, but whose work touched audiences in meaningful ways.

We extend our condolences to Ashish Warang’s family, friends, and well-wishers at this difficult time.