Stand-Up Comedian Neel Nanda Dies At 32, Is Mourned By Fellow Comics
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A cause of death has yet to be disclosed.
Comic Neel Nanda, who appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and “Comedy Central Stand-Up Presents,” has died at age 32. Longtime manager Greg Weiss confirmed the news Sunday to multiple media outlets.
“I [am] deeply shocked and saddened by this,” Weiss, who had known Nanda since the comedian was 19, told Deadline in a statement.
“He was a wonderful comic, but a better person,” Weiss added. “He had the world in front of him.”
A cause of death was not disclosed.
Nanda was born in Atlanta, Georgia, to Indian immigrant parents before moving to Los Angeles. During his career, he appeared on series like “Adam Devine’s House Party,” “Flophouse” and “Coming to the Stage.”
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