Ashvin Luximon, who portrayed Asif Malik on the former BBC EastEnders, passed away at age 38 after suffering an aneurysm.

Ashvin Luximon, a former Eastenders actor, passed away at the age of 38 from an aneurysm, according to his family.

He died away on July 23 of this year, and his funeral was held on August 11 of the same year.

The part of Asif Malik in the BBC drama, which Luximon played from September 1999 to October 2003 while appearing in 146 episodes, is the one for which he is most known.

Since then, his family has created a memorial website where they are collecting donations for charity in his honor.

In a statement, they stated: “This site is a homage to Ash, who went away on July 23, 2022, as a result of an aneurysm.

We all feel very saddened by Ash’s sudden departure, but we also wish to remember his vivacious energy.

For his role as Asif Malik in Eastenders from September 1999 to October 2003, Luximon is well recognized.

He was adored by a large number of people. He possessed a voice that could be heard from space and performed some killer karaoke tunes! He provided the nicest cuddles and made us chuckle.

Please use this area to contribute ideas, recollections, and images. Be courteous, please.

“As a family, we would like to request that everyone who would have sent flowers instead give to Andy’s Man Club and the NSPCC (Ash was the best uncle) ( a charity aimed at helping men talk).

“He adored you,”

The Enfield-born television personality has made appearances in commercials for British Airways and bus safety, in addition to Grange Hill and Hope and Glory.