Jamtara 2″ Actor Sachin Chandwade Dies by Suicide at 25

The Indian entertainment industry is in shock and mourning following the tragic and untimely death of young actor Sachin Chandwade, who reportedly died by suicide at the age of 25. Chandwade, best known for his role in the popular Netflix web series Jamtara – Sabka Number Ayega Season 2, was discovered at his residence in Parola, Jalgaon, Maharashtra, just days after enthusiastically sharing news about his next film project.

A Dream Cut Short

According to media reports, the incident occurred on October 23, 2025. Chandwade was immediately rushed to a local hospital by family members and was later transferred to a hospital in Dhule as his condition deteriorated. Despite medical efforts, the young actor sadly passed away in the early hours of October 24. The Parola Police have registered an accidental death case, and an investigation is currently underway to ascertain the circumstances surrounding this extreme step, as the motive remains unknown.

Sachin Chandwade’s story was one of balancing two demanding careers. Hailing from Jalgaon, he worked as a software engineer at an IT Park in Pune while relentlessly pursuing his childhood passion for acting. His dedication was a testament to his ambition, managing the rigors of the tech industry alongside his commitments to the world of cinema.

Last Post: Excitement for an Upcoming Film

The devastating news is particularly poignant as the actor had recently taken to social media to share his excitement about his burgeoning career. Just a week before his passing, Chandwade had posted the poster and a motion clip of his upcoming Marathi film, Asurvan, in which he was set to play a key role. His last public posts were filled with hope and anticipation for the project, highlighting the crushing dissonance between his public persona and private struggle.

Chandwade’s performance in Jamtara: Season 2, the popular crime drama based on phishing scams, had earned him recognition and praise from audiences and industry peers alike, opening new doors in the industry. Beyond his screen roles, he was also known for his active participation in cultural activities, often performing with a Dhol Tasha squad during local festivals.

His sudden demise has sent a wave of shock through the Marathi and Hindi entertainment industries, prompting colleagues and fans to express grief and concern over the immense pressure and mental health struggles often faced by young artists in the field.