Tragic Loss in TV Industry: Actress Dolly Sohi Succumbs to Cervical Cancer at 48, Sister’s Death a Day Earlier
Tragic Loss in TV Industry: Actress Dolly Sohi Succumbs to Cervical Cancer at 48, Sister's Death a Day Earlier
In a heartbreaking turn of events for the television industry, popular TV actress Dolly Sohi, known for her notable roles in shows like “Bhabhi,” “Kammal,” and “Kkusum,” passed away on March 8, 2024, at the age of 48.
The devastating news comes after Dolly’s brief but courageous battle with cervical cancer. The loss compounds as it follows the demise of her sister, Amandeep, just a day earlier due to jaundice.
Dolly, who had been diagnosed with cervical cancer nearly six months ago, had been candidly sharing her journey on social media.
Despite her health struggles, she remained connected with her fans, displaying remarkable strength and resilience throughout her fight against the disease.
The talented actress, who temporarily stepped away from acting after her marriage in the early 2000s and settled in Canada, returned to Mumbai after a few years. Unable to resist her passion for acting, she came back in front of the camera, citing that she couldn’t stay away from the profession she loved. Dolly last graced the small screen in the show “Jhanak” on Star Plus. Unfortunately, she had to leave the show a month ago as her health deteriorated due to ongoing treatments.
Dolly’s contributions to the TV industry, particularly her memorable role in “Bhabhi,” have left an indelible mark on viewers. Her sudden demise, along with her sister Amandeep’s, has sent shockwaves through the industry, leaving colleagues and fans grieving.
In her recent social media posts, Dolly had been expressing gratitude for the support and love she received from well-wishers during her challenging times. Her last post, accompanied by a chemotherapy session photo, carried a poignant message about choosing to be a survivor in life’s roller coaster journey.
The unexpected loss of both Dolly Sohi and her sister Amandeep has created a void in the hearts of their family, friends, and the television fraternity. The sisters, who were admitted to Apollo Hospital in Navi Mumbai, will be remembered for their contributions to the entertainment world. The TV industry mourns the untimely departure of these two talented individuals, reflecting on the fragility of life and the impact they’ve left behind.
