Jamtara 2 Actor Sachin Chandwade Dies By Suicide At 25

Marathi actor Sachin Chandwade, best known for his role in the hit Netflix series Jamtara 2, has tragically died by suicide at the young age of 25, leaving fans, friends, and the entertainment industry heartbroken. The rising actor, who had recently been promoting his upcoming Marathi film Asurvan, was found hanging at his residence in Parola, Jalgaon district.

According to reports, Sachin Chandwade was discovered by his family on October 23, and was rushed to a nearby hospital. Despite being shifted to Dhule for advanced treatment, doctors declared him dead around 1:30 AM on October 24. The Parola police have registered a case of accidental death, and investigations are ongoing to determine the reason behind the Jamtara 2 actor’s suicide.

Sachin Chandwade, who juggled his career between acting and working as a software engineer at an IT Park in Pune, was admired for his humility, determination, and talent. Friends and colleagues remember him as a passionate performer who brought authenticity to every role. His death has sparked a wave of grief across both the Marathi and Hindi entertainment industries, with tributes flooding social media.

Just days before his passing, Sachin Chandwade had shared the motion poster of Asurvan on his Instagram, expressing excitement for its release. The film, directed by Sachin Ramchandra Ambat, features Pooja Moily and Anuj Thakare alongside him. What was meant to be a promising new chapter in his career has now turned into a heartbreaking memory for fans and co-stars.

Jamtara 2 actor Sachin Chandwade’s death has also reignited conversations about mental health in the entertainment world. His sudden demise is a stark reminder that behind the smiles and success stories, many young artists continue to battle silent struggles.

As tributes pour in from the Marathi film fraternity and his Jamtara 2 team, fans continue to celebrate Sachin Chandwade’s legacy as a talented actor gone too soon — a young star whose dreams and potential were cut short before they could fully shine.