Raju Srivastav wife posts old video of him singing Kk’s song

•  SrivastabOn Friday, Shikha posted a message for her deceased spouse on Instagram.
• Raju sang Yaadon Main Woh Sapnon Main Hai from Swami in the old video while lying on a bed inside a room (1977).
• She went on to claim that he is now present in her memories, talks, and dreams after transcribing a line from the song in Hindi.

Raju Srivastav wife Shikha Srivastav uploaded an unreleased video of the late comedian singing a song a month after his passing. On Friday, Shikha posted a message for her deceased spouse on Instagram. Raju sang Yaadon Main Woh Sapnon Main Hai from Swami in the old video while lying on a bed inside a room (1977).

Sharing the video, Shikha wrote, “It’s been a month since you’re gone but we know you’re still with us and will continue to be… (red heart emoji).” She went on to claim that he is now present in her memories, talks, and dreams after transcribing a line from the song in Hindi.

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Shikha also wrote in Hindi, “I didn’t know you would change this song into reality so soon (in just 12 days). I did not know that heartbeat will betray you, you will make us cry while making everyone laugh …… (red heart emoji) – Shikha Srivastava.”
Reacting to the post, a fan wrote, “This is unfortunately unfair for him…A great man who has made all laugh with his jokes. Totally unfair. Patience for you all to bear this loss. God bless your family and his soul.” Another person said, “Raju Bhaiya we all miss you.” “He was a great comedian..,” commented an Instagram user. “He always remains in heart, mind and in our laugh,” read a comment.

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After spending 41 days in the hospital, Raju Srivastav, a well-known figure in the comedy and cinema worlds, passed away on September 21 at Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). In the presence of his loved ones and close friends, he was cremated. After suffering a heart attack while exercising in a Delhi hotel gym on August 10, the 58-year-old stand-up comedian was brought to the AIIMS.

The comic, who has been in the business since the 1980s, gained notoriety in 2005 after taking part in the inaugural season of the reality stand-up comedy series The Great Indian Laughter Challenge. He appeared in popular Hindi movies like Maine Pyaar Kiya and Baazigar. Son Ayushmaan, daughter Antara, and wife Shikha are his surviving family members.