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Nikki Tamboli's brother dies of Covid-19; read her heartbreaking note

Tamboli penned a tragic note on Instagram after losing him

Actress Nikki Tamboli

Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, April 4

Actress Nikki Tamboli's brother, Jatin Tamboli, died of Covid-19 complications.

Tamboli penned a tragic note on Instagram after losing him. She wrote: "Our family chain is broken..And nothing seems the same."

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