Ashish Warang Age, Death, Children, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Profession	Actor
Famous Role	A officer in the film Drishyam (2015)
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5' 7" (170 cm)
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black (semi-bald)
Career
Last Film	Bombay (2025) as 'Bhuteshwar'
Personal Life
Date of Birth	Year, 1970
Birthplace	Mumbai
Date of Death	5 September 2025
Place of Death	Thane
Age (at the time of death)	55 Years
Death Cause	Cardiac Arrest
Nationality	Indian
Relationships & More
Marital Status (at the time of death)	Married
Family
Children	Son- 1 Daughter- None

Some Lesser Known Facts About Ashish Warang

• Ashish Warang contributed to the Hindi, South, and Marathi film industries.

• In 2014, Ashish appeared as ‘More’ in the film ‘Mardaani,’ which starred Rani Mukerji, Jisshu Sengupta, and Tahir Raj Bhasin.
  

  Ashish Warang (as More), along with Rani Mukerji (as Senior Inspector Shivani Shivaji Roy), in a still from the film ‘Mardaani’ (2014)

• He worked in many other films, including ‘The Legend of Michael Mishra’ (2016), ‘Meri Pyaari Bindu’ (2017), and ‘Simmba’ (2018).
  

  Ashish Warang (right) as ‘Constable Ashish Tambe’ in the film ‘Simmba’ (2018)

• In 2019, Ashish played the role of ‘MP Deshpande’ in Amazon Prime Video’s series ‘The Family Man.’
  

  A poster of the series ‘The Family Man’

• That same year, he appeared as a coconut vendor in the television series ‘Little Things.’
  

  A poster of the series ‘Little Things’

• Warang also worked in a few short films, including ‘I’ll Die Tomorrow’ (2020).
  

  Ashish Warang in a still from the short film ‘I’ll Die Tomorrow’ (2020)

• His work as ‘Aashish Tambe’ in the film ‘Sooryavanshi’ (2021) was appreciated by the viewers.
  

  Ashish Warang as ‘Aashish Tambe’ in a still from the film ‘Sooryavanshi’ (2021)

• In 2022, he played the role of ‘Waghmare’ in the Marathi-language film ‘Aathva Rang Premacha.’
  

  A poster of the film ‘Aathva Rang Premacha’ (2022)

• He also worked in many other series, including Disney+ Hotstar’s ‘Taaza Khabar’ (2023) and Amazon Prime’s ‘Call Me Bae’ (2024).
  

  A poster of the series ‘Call Me Bae’

• Warang gained recognition for his appearances in many other films, such as ‘Ek Villain Returns’ (2022), ‘Romeo S3’ (2025), ‘Mawaali’ (2025) (Marathi), and ‘Bombay’ (2025).
  

  A poster of the film ‘Ek Villain Returns’ (2022)

• In December 2024, he recovered from jaundice after a period of ill health.

• On 5 September 2025, Ashish Warang passed away at his residence in Vartak Nagar, Thane, following a sudden illness.