2025 has proven to be a deeply emotional year for the Indian entertainment industry. With the passing of several admired and beloved figures, Bollywood has been left mourning stars who were more than just performers — they were cultural touchstones. These personalities shaped narratives, inspired millions, and brought light to the silver screen and beyond.
Among the most shocking losses was Shefali Jariwala, remembered fondly as the ‘Kaanta Laga girl’. At just 42, her sudden demise due to cardiac arrest left the industry and fans in disbelief. Known for her infectious energy and bold personality, Shefali had moved beyond music videos into television, web series, and social impact conversations. Her vibrant presence will be sorely missed.
Television actor Vibhu Raghave, best known for his role in Nisha Aur Uske Cousins, passed away after a long and brave battle with stage‑4 colon cancer. Despite undergoing multiple rounds of chemotherapy and the cancer spreading to his lungs and liver,...
Among the most shocking losses was Shefali Jariwala, remembered fondly as the ‘Kaanta Laga girl’. At just 42, her sudden demise due to cardiac arrest left the industry and fans in disbelief. Known for her infectious energy and bold personality, Shefali had moved beyond music videos into television, web series, and social impact conversations. Her vibrant presence will be sorely missed.
Television actor Vibhu Raghave, best known for his role in Nisha Aur Uske Cousins, passed away after a long and brave battle with stage‑4 colon cancer. Despite undergoing multiple rounds of chemotherapy and the cancer spreading to his lungs and liver,...
- 6/29/2025
- by Gaurav Prabhakar
- Bollywood Mascot
Bollywood actor Kumud Mishra, who was in Jaipur on Monday to attend the Awwa Lit Festival ‘Abhivyakti’ Season 2, said that Ott has given many opportunities to theatre actors and writers.
When asked if Ott has limited the cinema space, he said, “It’s just a matter of time (Samay samay ki baat hai). You never know what trends at which moment but everything has its own charm and space.”
He further said that he loves theatre and the fragrance of the stage and the audience sitting in front appeals a lot to him. “Theatres can never and will never die,” he further added.
When asked why he did not join the Army despite being from Rashtriya Military School, he said, “I was always inclined to join the Army and I miss it alot. Most of my batchmates are in the army. I see them in uniform, sit with them and...
When asked if Ott has limited the cinema space, he said, “It’s just a matter of time (Samay samay ki baat hai). You never know what trends at which moment but everything has its own charm and space.”
He further said that he loves theatre and the fragrance of the stage and the audience sitting in front appeals a lot to him. “Theatres can never and will never die,” he further added.
When asked why he did not join the Army despite being from Rashtriya Military School, he said, “I was always inclined to join the Army and I miss it alot. Most of my batchmates are in the army. I see them in uniform, sit with them and...
- 11/15/2022
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
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