Malaika’s Father Anil Arora Was ‘Low On Energy’ Before His Death, Neighbor Reveals!

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Anil Arora, father of Malaika Arora, tragically passed away on Wednesday in what appears to be a suicide. The 65-year-old reportedly jumped from the sixth floor of his Bandra apartment around 9 a.m. Mumbai Police are currently probing the incident. Mumbai Police swiftly arrived at the scene and transported Anil Arora to a hospital. Unfortunately, he was pronounced dead before reaching the facility, as per PTI.

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Now, in a recent interview, one of Anil Arora’s neighbors revealed that he was “low” on energy for the past few days, before finally passing away on 11 September.

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In a conversation with Filmibeat, Anil Arora’s neighbor, a woman in her mid-50s, expressed her shock over his passing, she shared insights into Anil’s close relationship with his family, noting that Malaika Arora and Anil had a strong bond and often partied together. She also mentioned that Malaika’s son, Arhaan, had lived in the same building for a period.

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She further revealed that Anil Arora lived on the sixth floor and maintained a good relationship with Joyce despite their divorce. Recently, there was a leakage issue in the neighbor’s house, and Anil personally came to check it out. She described him as a cheerful person who often joked around. However, when she saw him a few days ago, he appeared “low on energy,” which was unusual for someone who was typically so happy and engaging with everyone.

The neighbor mentioned that she could not comment on whether Anil was dealing with any health or mental issues but noted that his energy levels were notably low when they last met.

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