Ranveer Singh's grandfather Dr Ram Hingorani passes away at 96


Daijiworld Media Network – Mumbai

Mumbai, Nov 11: Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh's family is mourning the loss of his maternal grandfather, Dr Ram Hingorani, who passed away at the age of 96 on Diwali during Lakshmi Puja.

Ranveer's maternal cousin, Saumya Hingorani, confirmed the news through an Instagram post, sharing several photographs and videos of Dr Ram along with an emotional tribute. She described his life as a glorious one that deserved to be celebrated rather than mourned. She also expressed her belief that he had reunited with his wife, who passed away in 2018, and thanked him for the love and memories he had given the family.

Ranveer is yet to make a public statement about his grandfather's demise.

The actor had previously shared special moments with Dr Ram. During the promotions of his film Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani in 2023, Ranveer posted a video of himself dancing with his grandfather to the song 'What Jhumka?'. In 2024, he also shared a photograph of Dr Ram after he cast his vote during the Lok Sabha elections at the age of 93, praising his enthusiasm despite the high temperatures.

Ranveer's maternal grandmother passed away in 2018. While accepting the Best Actor award for Padmaavat at the Screen Awards that year, the actor dedicated the honour to her. He recalled speaking to his sister on his grandmother's final day and learning that she had spent her time watching 'Khali Bali' from the terrace, a routine she enjoyed during breakfast. He expressed his love and said he missed her.

On the professional front, Ranveer was last seen in the two-part Dhurandhar films, which reportedly earned Rs 3,000 crore at the box office. He is now preparing for his upcoming project Pralay, directed by Jai Mehta.

 

 

  

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