Prince Narula opens up for the first time about brother’s death in Canada; says, “Can’t believe Rupesh is gone”

A few days ago, it was reported that Prince Narula’s brother Rupesh had died in Canada. It happened due to drowning.

It was said that Prince broke down on the sets of ‘Nach Baliye 9′. He was filming with his wife Yuvika Chaudhary when he received the news about his brothers demise.

In an interview with SpotboyE, he opened up for the first time about his brother’s death and said, “Rupesh had settled in the US. Uski shaadi sirf doh mahine pehle hui thi. He was only 25. Bhabhi was staying with us and her visa etc was being arranged. She would have joined him soon…”

When asked about what had happened, he replied, “Bhai was staying with a family in Toronto and they had ventured to a beach spot on Monday. That family went back home after some time, but Rupesh stayed back on the beach with a friend.”

He continued, “The friend also left the beach to pull the car out from the parking lot and Rupesh told him ‘tu chal, main bas aata hoon’.”

After which, his brother’s friend heard a loud commotion. He returned but after searching for his brother for 20 minutes, he found out that he had drowned.

Talking about that friend he said, “He is perplexed. He says he has no clue how Rupesh went back inside and got drowned, Paani bhi bahut jyaada nahin tha. And after that, it was only him who did everything of taking my brother to the hospital.”

The report also said that his brother’s rites will be performed in Mumbai and that his parents have gone to get his brother’s body back, “Yuvika (Chaudhary, Narula’s wife) is here with Bhabhi. Can’t believe that Rupesh is gone,”

When asked if Rupesh was suffering from depression, he said, “Not at all. He was a very happy guy, just married. He was the apple of our eyes.”

Well, we hope that Prince and his family will recover soon from his sudden turn of unfortunate events.

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