TV Actor Zarina Roshan Khan From Kumkum Bhagya Dies At The Age Of 54

TV Actor Zarina Roshan Khan From Kumkum Bhagya Dies

Veteran actor Zarina Roshan Khan died at the age of 54. Khan, popularly known as Indu Suri or Indu Daasi by Kumkum Bhagya, suffered a cardiac arrest that killed her. His co-stars took to social media to mourn the loss and pay their tribute to the late actor.
Actor Shabir Ahluwalia, who played Abhi Mehra in the serial, shared a selfie with the actor and wrote, “Ye Chand Sa Roshan Face,” lyrics of an evergreen Hindi song.

Another co-actress of Kumkum Bhagya, actress Jhati aka Pragya, mourning her loss, posted a picture of the late actor with a broken heart.

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Anurag Sharma, who is a part of the show, told TOI, “Yes, it is true. The news is very shocking. She was a lovely woman, full of life. Even at this age, she was very energetic. I had her. Like someone I’ve seen, she was a very person. I think she worked as a stunt woman early in her career and she was like a fighter in real life. I shot with her last month. And we had a good time. That was all right, but suddenly this news came in our group today. I pray for the peace of their souls. “

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Zarina Roshan Khan played a grandmother in the famous Zee TV show Kumkum Bhagya named Indu Dadi right from the beginning of the show in 2014. Even after six years, the show has managed to become a top performer on TRP. Chart. The actor has also acted in serials like Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai and has played the role of a mother in several Hindi films. She started her career as a stunt woman.
In addition to his co-stars, many netizens and fans paid him their tribute via Instagram. One of her fans shared a video clip from the serial and wrote, “Indu Dasi (Zarina Roshan Khan Ma’am) warmed our hearts with immense joy all these years. We will treasure her cheerful personality for a long time to come. “