Jamtara 2 Actor Sachin Chandwade Dies by Suicide at Age 25
Jamtara 2 actor Sachin Chandwade, who gained popularity for his role in the hit Netflix series, has reportedly died by suicide at the age of 25. According to police, the young actor was found dead at his residence in Parola, Jalgaon, on October 23.
Family members immediately rushed him to a nearby hospital, but despite all efforts, Sachin passed away during treatment around 1:30 a.m. on October 24. The Parola Police have registered an accidental death case, and an investigation is currently underway.
Police Begin Investigation, Cause Unknown
Officials confirmed that no suicide note has been found so far. The reason behind Sachin Chandwade’s alleged suicide remains unclear, and his family is yet to issue an official statement.
According to preliminary reports, the actor had been residing alone in Parola while juggling work between Pune’s IT sector and the entertainment industry. Police are examining his phone records and speaking with close friends to determine possible reasons behind the incident.
A Rising Talent Gone Too Soon
Sachin Chandwade, a Marathi actor and software engineer, had built a promising dual career in both technology and cinema. He was employed at an IT park in Pune while simultaneously working on multiple film and web projects.
Despite his busy schedule, Sachin was known for his discipline and passion for acting. His colleagues from the film industry have described him as “dedicated, hardworking, and humble.”
Known for His Role in Jamtara 2
Sachin shot to fame after appearing in the second season of Netflix’s crime drama Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega — a series that explores the world of phishing scams in small-town India.
While his role was a supporting one, critics and fans praised his natural screen presence and authenticity, calling him one of the most promising young faces in Marathi and Hindi digital entertainment.
His performance in Jamtara 2 helped him gain wider recognition and opened doors to several regional film projects.
Upcoming Film Asurvan
Just days before his death, Sachin had shared a poster of his upcoming Marathi film Asurvan, directed by Sachin Ramchandra Ambat, on Instagram.
The thriller, which also stars Pooja Moily and Anuj Thakare, was slated for release later this year and was expected to be a major milestone in his career.
His last social media post, uploaded five days before his death, featured the film’s poster with a caption expressing excitement for its release. Fans have since flooded the comments section with emotional tributes and condolences.
Industry and Fan Reactions
Following the news, tributes poured in from the Marathi film fraternity and his fans. Many expressed shock and grief over the sudden loss of such a young and talented actor.
A co-star from Asurvan said, “Sachin was full of life and ambition. He had big dreams for his future. It’s heartbreaking that he’s gone so soon.”
Fans on X (formerly Twitter) shared clips from Jamtara 2, calling him a “natural performer” and expressing disbelief at his untimely demise.
One user wrote, “Gone too soon. May you find peace, Sachin.” Another said, “His smile and simplicity on-screen were unforgettable.”
Police Statement
A senior Parola Police officer confirmed that the investigation is ongoing. “We have registered an accidental death case as per procedure. Forensic and medical reports are awaited. Once those are available, we will determine the cause of death,” the officer said.
The police are also examining his work stress, mental health, and social connections to establish whether any external factors contributed to the tragedy.
Remembering Sachin Chandwade
Sachin’s journey from a small town in Maharashtra to the sets of a Netflix series symbolized perseverance and hard work. Friends described him as deeply passionate about storytelling, equally comfortable in front of a computer screen as in front of a camera.
His passing has once again sparked discussions about the mental health struggles of young artists navigating high-pressure careers in the entertainment industry.
As the investigation continues, colleagues, friends, and fans remember Sachin as a bright, gentle soul whose dreams were only just taking flight.
