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Daughter expressed pain on the death of Raju Srivastava: Said – My mother’s condition is not well, this is the most difficult time for our family

Comedian Raju Srivastava passed away on 21 September in Delhi AIIMS. He was admitted in the hospital for 42 days. It was being said in many media reports that Raju had regained consciousness in between. But now his daughter Antara told about his condition in the hospital during a conversation with times.

Raju did not regain consciousness in the hospital

Raju’s daughter Antara says, ‘Papa did not regain consciousness even once in the hospital and he did not talk.’ Let us tell you that Raju had a heart attack while exercising on August 10, after which he was admitted to the hospital. His condition stabilized during treatment, but then worsened.

my mother is not well

Antara further says, ‘We have reached Mumbai yesterday. My mother’s condition is not well and this is the most difficult time for our family. After the prayer meet in Mumbai, we will go back to Delhi. After completing the rituals in Delhi, everyone will go to Papa’s home town Kanpur. There we have kept a puja.

Raju was a real fighter – Shikha Srivastava

After Raju’s death, the statement of his wife Shikha Srivastava had come to the fore, in which he said, ‘Raju fought with great courage. I was hopeful that he would be fine, I was praying for his speedy recovery. But it didn’t happen. I would like to say that he was a real fighter, who fought till the last minute.

Raju’s first earning was Rs 50

Raju wanted to be a hero since childhood. But after coming to Mumbai, he got his first job as an auto driver. At the same time, a ride gave him the first stage performance, for which he got 50 rupees. Then Raju got a chance to work with Anil Kapoor in the film Tezaab. After that he worked with many celebs. Raju has acted in a total of 17 films in his career. Along with this, he has also appeared in many comedy shows.

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