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Mushtaq Khan, 'Welcome' and 'Gadar: Ek Prem Katha' actor, passes away at the age of 56

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Mushtaq Khan, 'Welcome' and 'Gadar: Ek Prem Katha' actor, passes away at the age of 56

Mushtaq Khan, a celebrated Bollywood actor, sadly passed away on September 24 at Mumbai's Nanavati Hospital after a prolonged battle with cancer that began five years ago.

His impressive legacy includes memorable performances in the 'Gadar' franchise and various television shows.

Survived by his beloved wife and children, Khan leaves behind a rich artistic heritage that will be cherished by fans and colleagues alike.

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