Piyush Pandey Passes Away at 70: Ila Arun Reveals Their Heart-Touching Family Bond

Veteran ad guru Piyush Pandey’s demise shocks India; actress Ila Arun breaks silence with an emotional note revealing their unspoken family connection.

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Highlights
  • Ila Arun’s emotional post confirms she was Piyush Pandey’s sister.
  • The ad legend passed away at 70 due to a severe infection.
  • Funeral to be held in Mumbai, his beloved workplace and home.

India’s legendary ad man and creative genius Piyush Pandey passed away at the age of 70 after battling a severe infection. Known for revolutionizing Indian advertising with his unmatched creativity, Pandey breathed his last earlier today. His passing has sent shockwaves across the country, with fans, celebrities, and industry colleagues pouring heartfelt tributes on social media.

Ila Arun’s Emotional Tribute Reveals Their Hidden Bond

The heartbreaking news of Pandey’s death was shared by actress and singer Ila Arun, who wrote,

“Dear ones, with a shattered and broken heart, I am writing to inform you that we have lost our beloved and great brother Piyush Pandey this morning.”

Her emotional message left the nation teary-eyed. Many were unaware of the relationship between Ila Arun and Piyush Pandey — she is, in fact, his sister.

Yes, Piyush Pandey was one of nine siblings — seven sisters and two brothers. While he became the face of Indian advertising, his brother Prasoon Pandey carved a niche in Bollywood direction with films like Bhopal Express and We Are One Family. Meanwhile, his sister Ila Arun made her mark in cinema and music with her powerful voice and performances.

Ila Arun also shared a touching photo of her late brother, capturing their close bond that extended far beyond fame and success.

Funeral to Be Held in Mumbai

Piyush Pandey’s family has been devastated by his loss. He is survived by his wife, Neeta Joshi, with whom he shared a long and loving relationship. The couple had no children. His last rites will be performed in Mumbai, the city where he built his legacy and inspired generations of creative minds.

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