TV actress Nishi Singh passes away

September 19, 2022 18:23

TV actress Nishi Singh, best known for her role in Qubool Hai, is no more.

Confirming Nishi's demise, actor Karanvir Bohra took to Instagram Stories and wrote, "Sad to hear this news. #Omnamahshivay."

Nishi Singh, who acted in shows like Tenali Rama and Hitler Didi, died on Sunday, September 18, after a long illness that stretched on for over three years.

Nishi, reportedly, suffered three paralytic strokes over the last few years and was battling the resultant health woes.

Sanjay, who is a writer-actor by profession, had asked for financial help in September 2020 after Nishi suffered a paralytic attack in February 2019, and another one in February 2020.

The Cine & TV Artistes' Association (CINTAA) also paid tribute to the actress on social media.

Nishi Singh is survived by husband Sanjay and their two children -- a 21-year-old son and an 18-year-old daughter.

-- ANI

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