Saad Hossain, child artiste from popular 90’s ad, passes away

Who could forget the iconic advertisement of Potato Sticks chips that brought smiles and laughter to our living rooms? The mischievous little boy who once charmed us with the witty line, "Eka Eka Khete Chao, Dorja Bondho Kore Khao," left a lasting impression in our minds. The news of his death has cast a grim shadow on this beloved memory.

The name of the mischievous little boy behind that unforgettable smile is Saad Hossain. His presence on television screens, uttering that catchy dialogue, defined an era of advertising that resonated with audiences across the nation.

On Friday, news broke that Saad, had passed away due to kidney-related difficulties. His brother-in-law posted the news of his passing, putting an end to the rumours that had been circulating previously.

Saad Hossain lived with his wife and children in New York.

Heartfelt messages of condolences have poured in from all corners. Friends and relatives took to social media, tagging Saad's account to commemorate his memory.