Surender Sharma, the Punjabi comedian & poet, left behind his family and followers, laid to rest in Chandigarh. The Indian poet is known for his refrain “chaar lainaa suna raha hoon” in the Haryanavi dialect.
Mr. Sharma, the renowned Punjabi comedian & poet, passed away, breathed his last recently, and was laid to rest in Chandigarh. As reported in IndiaTV News, the famed actor, writer, and comedian breathed his last.
His family and well-wishers are in deep grief after his sudden demise. The unfortunate news has surfaced in almost all Indian news articles and social media.
Hilarious to say, Fans get confused in Surender (still alive)over Surinder ( the dead person).
How Did Surender Sharma Comedian Die? Death Cause
The cause of Surender Sharma’s death is still a mystery and needs to discover.
Netizens could not find the reason behind his death. The unfortunate news surfaced on the all-Indian News media like fire. His relatives conducted the funeral on June 27 at 2 pm at Chandigarh cremation ground in Sector 25.
Many celebrities pay tribute to him and his family members on his sudden death. Malkeet shared a picture of Mr. Sharma with condolences and sympathy. Likewise, Gurpreet Ghuggi wrote they were informing him with great sadness about his respected Dr. Surender Sharma on his sudden demise.
Further, he informed the time of the funeral, held today at 2 pm at sector 25, Chandigarh. The multi-talented and honored personality died at 77, with respect.
His death is a loss for the Indian music and entertainment industry. The Padma Shri award winner Surendra, in 2013, has inspired numerous youngsters to music and acting.
Haryana-born Sharma left behind his all good works, musical genres, and poetry skill to the Indian government. Many news media like Khabri News, Saint X, and NewsAsia pay tribute to him with condolences and sympathy via their Twitter account.
Although the death cause is yet to reveal, people suspect he might have died because of some illness, reporting his old age. Other reasons are still not available on social media.
Probably, Mr. Sharma might have a natural death without any complications in his health. Actual reasons are yet to reveal.
Surender Sharma’s Wife & Family Members
Born in 1945, Surender Sharma married a beautiful wife, name unknown.
He was 77 when he let his last breath go, leaving his family members. As reported in News Daily India, his family cremated his body on June 27 at the crematorium in Chandigarh.
Legendary poet Surender was born into a Brahmin family in Haryana, hailing from a village Nanal Choudhary of Mahendragarh district, Haryana. He is a degree holder in Commerce from Shri Ram College of Commerce of Delhi University.
In 1966, Sharma started poetry when he was in college, reported in an interview with Mid-Day. Later, he professionally started poetry in the 1970s.
His supportive parents have always been with him in every problem and critical situation.
Surender Sharma Net Worth- His Professional Career
Surender Sharma’s estimated net worth is still away from social media.
Probably, he had an estimated net worth of around $6 million. Besides poetry, he was an Indian poet, writer, and humorist who often performed comic sketches of himself.
The government of India honored him with the Padma Shri award in 2013 for contributing to the literature field. Similarly, he won the Kaka Hathrasi Hasya Samman and Manhar Thahaka Award. Furthermore, he was the Vice-Chairman of the Hindi Academy in October 2018.
Before that, he was a vice-president of Haryana Sahitya Academy, run under the Haryana Government. In addition, Sharma was a member of the Central Board of Film Certification.
The comedian uses Haryanavi and Marwari dialects for his humor in comedy. The poetry released a cassette named Chaar Laina Kavi in 1980 via T-Series. Later, he became the host of a daily show, Sharmaji Se Poocho, in 2004, which aired on red FM 93.5.
Likewise, he was editor of three poetry collections under the title Ras Kalash, served as a trustee, and became the vice-president for the Bhagwan Parshuram Institute of technology. His published works include Buddhimanon Ki Moorkhtaaein, Bade-Badon ke Utpaat, Mansarovar Ke Kauwe, and Mujhse Bhala Na Koy.