Ramayan's Lakshman aka Sunil Lahri rubbishes rumours of 'Ravan' Arvind Trivedi's death

A while ago, rumours of passing away of Arvind Trivedi, who played Ravan in Ramanand Sagar's Ramayan went viral on social media. However, Ramayan's Lakshman aka Sunil Lahri has quashed death rumours of his former co-actor and friend in a social media. Sharing a couple of photos of Arvind, Sunil wrote, 'Aajkal Koi Na Koi Buri Khabar sunane Ko milati Hai carona ki vajah se, Upar Se Arvind Trivedi ji (Ravan) ki jhuthi khabar, Meri Prathna Hai jhuthi afwah failane Walon se kripya Karke Is Tarah ki khabar na failaye... Bhagwan ki Daya se Arvind ji theek hain aur Prathna Karta Hun Ki Bhagwan unhen sadaiv Swasth rakhen.' Well, this is not the first time that Arvind has become a victim of a death hoax. Last year in May, similar news started to spread which made Arvind's nephew Kaustubh Trivedi take to his Twitter account to clarify that it was untrue. Kaustubh Trivedi had written back then, 'Dear all my uncle Arvind Trivedi lankesh is all good and safe. Stop spreading fake news it is request. Now please spread this. Thanks.' Ramanand Sagar’s ‘Ramyan’ was re-telecasted on TV after more than 30 years, amid the coronavirus lockdown in 2020. It shattered all records and became the world's most-watched show. Doordarshan decided to re-run 'Ramayan' episodes on public demand. Earlier, rumours of popular musician Lucky Ali's death also spread out. But later, veteran actress Nafisa Ali quashed all speculations. Nafisa, who is good friends with Ali, confirmed that he is healthy and fine. She also said that he has not been diagnosed with COVID-19. Nafisa told a leading daily that Lucky is currently in his Bangalore farmhouse. She said, 'I chatted with Lucky Ali two-three times today. He is fine. He does not have Covid-19. In fact, he has antibodies. He is busy planning his music and concerts. We were talking about virtual concerts happening and all such things. He is on his farm in Bengaluru and his family is there with him. I just spoke to him, everybody is fine.