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‘Kalash’, ‘Kumkum Bhagya’ star Dolly Sohi passes away at 48, hours after her sister

Television actress Dolly Sohi passed away on Friday morning. She was 48. The Jhanak- fame actress was diagnosed with cervical cancer in November last year. “Our beloved Dolly left for her heavenly abode today. We are in a state of...

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Updated At : 01:49 PM Mar 09, 2024 IST

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Television actress Dolly Sohi passed away on Friday morning. She was 48. The Jhanak- fame actress was diagnosed with cervical cancer in November last year. “Our beloved Dolly left for her heavenly abode today. We are in a state of shock with the loss. The final rites shall be- conducted today,” read the statement issued by her team. “It’s a great loss for Sohi family as they lost Amandeep (actress, younger sister of Dolly) yesterday.”

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Last month, Dolly took a break from the shooting of Jhanak due to health complications. Dolly gained recognition with her work in shows such as Bhabhi, Kalash, Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi, among others.

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