Celebrity actress Dolly Sohi, who starred in the TV series “Jhanak” and “Bhabhi,” passed suddenly on Friday morning, March 8, at a Navi Mumbai hospital from cervical cancer. Her younger sister, actor Amandeep Sohi, became ill with jaundice a few hours later. About six months ago, Dolly (47), realised she had cervical cancer and was undergoing therapy for it. Manpreet, their brother, declared, “She has passed away. She died in Apollo Hospital at around four in the morning. Her lungs were affected by cervical cancer that had metastasized. Her condition deteriorated yesterday night, therefore we admitted her to the hospital,” he said to PTI.
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The TV personality Amandeep Sohi, who was well-known for “Badtameez Dil,” departed on Thursday evening. She was in her 40s or so. Manpreet stated, “Amandeep passed away on Thursday night at DY Patil Hospital due to jaundice.”
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Other noteworthy roles that Dolly has had include those in the TV series “Kusum,” “Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi,” “Kumkum Bhagya,” and “Parineeti.” Dolly asked her friends and followers to pray for her in her most recent Instagram post. Her message was uploaded on February 20 and stated, “‘Prayer’… the world’s largest wireless connection… works like a miracle… Therefore, I need your prayers.”
The entertainment industry and fans are in mourning following the tragic news of Dolly Sohi’s passing, a cherished figure in Indian television. Dolly, best known for her leading roles in popular TV series such as “Jhanak,” “Bhabhi,” “Kusum,” “Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi,” “Kumkum Bhagya,” and “Parineeti,” left an indelible mark on the hearts of viewers with her powerful performances and undeniable charm. Her journey in the entertainment world was marked by her ability to bring characters to life, earning her a special place in the cultural tapestry of Indian television.
Tragically, Dolly’s battle with cervical cancer came to a close in the early hours of Friday morning, March 8, at Apollo Hospital in Navi Mumbai. Her brother, Manpreet, shared the somber news, revealing that her condition worsened rapidly, leading to her admission to the hospital. Despite her valiant fight against the disease, which had metastasized and affected her lungs, Dolly succumbed to the illness at the age of 47. Just six months prior, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer and had been undergoing treatment in hopes of recovery.
Adding to the sorrow, Dolly’s younger sister, Amandeep Sohi, a notable actress known for her role in “Badtameez Dil,” also passed away around the same time due to jaundice. Amandeep, who was in her 40s, left a void in the industry and among fans who admired her talent and contributions to television. The siblings’ sudden departures have left their family, friends, and the entertainment community in profound grief.
In her fight against cancer, Dolly remained hopeful and connected with her fans and well-wishers through social media. Her last Instagram post, shared on February 20, reflected her faith in the power of prayer. She urged her followers to keep her in their thoughts, highlighting the importance of spiritual support during challenging times. Her message, “Prayer… the world’s largest wireless connection… works like a miracle… Therefore, I need your prayers,” resonated with many, who have since flooded her social media with condolences and tributes.
Dolly Sohi’s legacy in Indian television will be remembered for her versatility, dedication, and the warmth she brought to every role. Her departure is a significant loss to the industry and to those who knew her personally. As the entertainment world comes to terms with this loss, the memories of Dolly’s contributions to the art form and the impact she had on viewers’ lives will continue to be celebrated. Her family’s statement and the outpouring of love from fans around the world underscore the deep connection Dolly and Amandeep had with those whose lives they touched through their work. In this difficult time, the community comes together to honor their memory and legacy, offering prayers and support to their family.
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