Dev Anand's son suneil anand's cremation to be held on august 4 in london
Suneil Anand, son of legends Dev Anand and Kalpana Kartik, has passed away. He died at the age of seventy after suffering a second heart attack. His funeral is scheduled today in London at Putney Vale cemetery. His mother, Kalpana Kartik, is unwell and could not attend the service. Dev Anand's niece and her husband will conduct the last rites.
Suneil Anand, son of the legendary Bollywood actor Dev Anand, is set to be laid to rest on August 4, 2026, in London. The funeral services will take place at Putney Vale cremation ground, a site where Dev Anand's final rites were performed in 2011. Suneil, who was 70 years old, passed away due to a series of heart attacks while traveling to London.
His mother, Kalpana Kartik, who is 94 years old, is currently unwell and cannot make the journey to London to say her final goodbyes. Instead, Suneil's niece, Gina Narang, along with her husband, has taken on the responsibility of conducting the last rites.
Suneil was a talented actor who collaborated with his father in the film 'Anand Aur Anand' in 1984. He also had a notable career in the industry, acting in films like 'Car Thief' and 'Main Tere Liye.' In addition to his acting career, Suneil directed a martial arts film called 'Master' in 2001. He pursued higher education in the United States and earned a degree in Business Administration from American University in Washington, D.C.
Among those offering condolences for Suneil's passing is Raj Babbar, a colleague of Suneil's. Raj expressed his admiration for Suneil, stating that while he may not have been ambitious, he was incredibly dedicated to his work and respectful towards senior actors. Dev Anand's niece, Gina Narang, stated in a statement that they are comforted by the outpouring of love, prayers, and support received, and have requested privacy during this difficult time.
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