EastEnders viewers point out major Nish Panesar blunder as he makes huge dying wish

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EastEnders viewers point out major Nish Panesar blunder as he makes huge dying wish

EastEnders dropped a bombshell for the Panesar family on Wednesday (September 25) as Nish was rescued from the brink of death, only to alter his will from his hospital bed, dealing a massive blow to his ex-wife.

Nish (Navin Chowdhry) found himself gasping for air after collapsing in agony due to his heart condition. However, instead of lending a hand, Suki (Balvinder Sopal) merely observed her ex-husband's life ebbing away as his wicked schemes were nearing their conclusion.

Her master plan was thwarted when her girlfriend Eve Unwin (Heather Peace) and granddaughter Avani (Aaliyah James) came back home.

Avani promptly intervened to assist her grandfather Nish and dialled for an ambulance, questioning why Suki hadn't aided him. Eve sought the truth from Suki, but she hurried off to the hospital to ensure Avani didn't spill the beans about her intention to let Nish perish.

Nish Panesar
Nish Panesar made a dying wish in surprise twist following his collapse

At the hospital, Suki claimed she was in shock following Nish's collapse, but Avani was convinced that Suki knew exactly what she was doing, reports the Daily Star.

Nish requested a private chat with Suki, despite Avani and Eve's reluctance to leave them alone, and Suki admitted that she would have let him die if she hadn't been interrupted.

Recognising that there was no turning back, Nish asked to make a phone call, and later, his lawyer paid him a visit.

Ravi, Priya and Nugget showed up at the hospital, and Nish revealed to the entire family that he had signed his last will and testament, which had been sealed by his solicitor as the document rested on his legs.

Suki was left furious with Nish's latest decision
Suki Panesar was left furious with Nish's latest decision

In a shocking twist, Nish pushed Suki to reveal the updated will, and she found herself reeling from the revelation that Nish bequeathed his expansive estate, properties, and remaining assets entirely to his grandkids Avani and Nugget (played by Juhaim Rasul Choudhury).

Yet, fans of EastEnders were left scratching their heads over an apparent oversighthas Nish actually forgotten about his other grandson?

Jagvir Panesar (portrayed by Amar Adatia), son of Nish and Suki, fathered a child with Habiba Ahmed (acted by Rukku Nahar) before his tragic demise in prison. This little one seems conspicuously missing from the inheritance plans.

Echoing the thoughts of many, one viewer commented: "Nish seems to have forgotten about the other grandson he has from the 'boy he loved so much' Jagvir."

Jags Panesar
Jags Panesar fathered a child with Habiba

Another mused, "Poor forgotten Tyrion", and yet another added, "Has he forgotten Jags has a son, therefore, he has 3 grandchildren? ".

One fan pointed out with indignation, "I like how they invented new grandkids for Nish but he still doesn't care about Jags kid. #EastEnders. The disrespect! ".

Finally, another hinted at a family oversight: "Nish has three grandchildren. So Nish has decided to leave everything to Nugget and Avani, yet he hasn't left anything to Tyrion (Jag's son) #Eastenders".

EastEnders airs Monday - Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One and is available to stream on iPlayer

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