In a shocking series of events, television actress Dolly Sohi has tragically passed away, along with her sister Amandeep Sohi. Amandeep, who was also an actress, lost her battle with jaundice last night, and shortly after, Dolly, known for her role in the show “Jhanak,” succumbed to cervical cancer. It’s a heartbreaking loss for both the entertainment industry and their loved ones.
Dolly Sohi’s family on her death
In a conversation with ETimes regarding Dolly Sohi’s unexpected passing, her family expressed profound shock and sorrow over the loss. They confirmed that Dolly had departed for her heavenly abode early that morning, and the final rites were scheduled for the afternoon.
Regarding actress Amandeep Sohi’s demise last night, her brother issued a statement to ETimes confirming her death and disclosing that she had been battling jaundice. He also mentioned that they were unable to inquire about the details of her passing from the doctors due to their distraught state. Reports indicate that Amandeep, known for her role in “Jhanak,” was admitted to the hospital before her passing.
Dolly Sohi had to leave her role in “Jhanak” due to health complications, particularly breathing issues that necessitated hospitalization. Although she showed signs of improvement during treatment, she ultimately had to withdraw from the show due to the demands of chemotherapy, which made extended shooting schedules untenable.
About Dolly Sohi and Amandeep Sohi
Dolly Sohi gained recognition for her roles in various television shows such as “Bhabhi” and “Kalash.” She made a comeback to the screens through series like “Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna,” “Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi,” and “Khoob Ladi Mardaani…Jhansi Ki Rani.” Additionally, she appeared in shows like “Jhanak,” “Parineetii,” and “Sindoor Ki Keemat.”
On the personal front, Dolly Sohi was married to Avneet Dhanowa, an NRI based in Canada. However, the couple encountered certain difficulties after Dolly became a mother. They have a daughter named Amelie. Meanwhile, Amandeep Sohi was recognized for her role in “Badtameez Dil.”
