Famous content creator ‘Angry Rantman’ passes away

Kolkata. If social media posts are to be believed, popular YouTuber Abhradeep Saha, better known by his social media name Angry Rantman, has passed away at the age of 27. Although there has been no official confirmation from his family, several posts have been made on X and Reddit. It is claimed that Saha is no more. According to the ex-user going by the handle @raj4_ssr, it was claimed that Saha passed away on Tuesday night. “It is with a heavy heart that I have to say that Abhradeep Saha or the Angry Rentman as you all know him passed away last night.

The user said, “At a loss for words right now…the memories of happiness that he was able to bring to everyone’s faces will definitely be missed now.” When asked about the source, the user replied, “I got a text message from her school classmate. We were in the same school till 10th grade.” Another X user with the handle @depressyphile also posted about Saha’s demise. The user said, “No one promoted South cinema, football and cricket with as much passion as he did. Gone too soon RIP Angry Rantman.”

On April 16, fellow YouTuber Neon Man Shorts referenced Saha’s recent Instagram post, where he said he would be undergoing open heart surgery in a few days. However, there was no update on his health after the post. On April 15, YouTuber Neon Man Shorts said that there was speculation on social media that Saha’s health had deteriorated. There is no official statement from his family members or close friends regarding the alleged cause of death. However, social media has been filled with unconfirmed posts that the YouTuber died due to multiple organ failure. His shocked fans and followers have been expressing condolences on X and other social media platforms.

A look at Saha’s YouTube channel Angry Rantman, which has over 4.81 lakh subscribers, shows that his last video was posted on March 8. In the video, Saha – in his signature aggressive style – reviews Ajay Devgan, R Madhavan and Jyotika. Starr devil. The video was viewed more than 1.05 lakh times.