"Amit Mistry's Talent Was A Thing To Behold": Jacqueline Fernandez, Genelia D'Souza, Kunal Kemmu And Others Post Tributes

"Gone too soon my friend," wrote Kunal Kemmu

Actor Amit Mistry died after suffering a cardiac arrest in Mumbai on Friday morning. The 47-year-old actor was known for his performances in films like Kya Kehna, Ek Chalis Ki Last Local, 99, Shor In The City and A Gentleman. After the news of his death, celebrities from film and television industry such as Jacqueline Fernandez, Genelia D'Souza, Kunal Kemmu, Abhishek Banerjee, and Vir Das expressed their grief and paid tribute to the actor on social media. Jacqueline Fernandez, who co-starred with Amit Mistry in A Gentleman, shared a picture of herself and the actor on her Instagram story and wrote: "Rest in peace." Kunal Kemmu, in his eulogy, wrote that he was collaborating with Amit Mistry, with whom he co-starred in the 2009 film 99, for a new project and was excited to work with him again. According to reports, the project is a web-series by filmmaker duo Raj-DK. Shocked to hear about #AmitMistry ..Remember shooting together and you were absolutely lovely to interact with..Rest in peace dear Amit I was ready to start shooting a show that Amit Mistry is an integral part of. His talent, his insight were a thing to behold. We've lost a truly wonderful artist today. Rest in Peace. Prayers and heart felt condolences for the family and loved ones. Really so tragic...what an untimely loss. https://t.co/WtJv2NhAvv Shit. Such a lovely guy, totally chill.. deepest condolences to the family .. RIP #AmitMistryhttps://t.co/ebBNwDtTJs You'll be missed on earth @ActoramitmistryCondolences to the family.pic.twitter.com/lDX0iLDxrT Brother @ActoramitmistryI'll always remain a fan of you. God bless you man. #RIP This is devastating..So young.. so spirited.. so loving.. so chilled out.. can't forget his fabulous performance in Makarand Deshpande's Ek Kadam Aagey and recent Bandish Bandits..what an actor..too soon Amit too soon! #RIP#AmitMistrypic.twitter.com/w1e7O61tkn Heard about #ShravanRathore sir and #amitmistry I'm in shock... every day a tragic news in the news... God bless their souls #OmNamahShivayaAnd keep everyone safe "Gone too soon my friend. We were collaborating on something exciting and you were shining in it. We will miss you tremendously." Genelia D'Souza, who also worked with Amit Mistry in the past, wrote: "Shocked to hear about #AmitMistry...Remember shooting together and you were absolutely lovely to interact with...Rest in peace dear Amit."