Mishti Mukherjee passes away

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:00 PM Oct 05, 2020 IST

Mishti Mukherjee, who was a part of Bollywood films such as Great Grand Masti, Begum Jaan and Manikarnika, passed away due to renal failure. She was 27. Mishti died on Friday night. However, a statement was issued on Saturday late evening, confirming her demise. The statement read, “Actress Mishti Mukherjee, who marked her brilliance in many films and music videos with her acting is no more. Due to keto diet, her kidney failed and she breathed her last in Bengaluru on Friday night. May her soul rest in peace. She is survived by her parents and brother.”

Mishti made her Bollywood debut with the film Life Ki Toh Lag Gayi. She had also featured in a special appearance dance number in Main Krishna Hoon before that. In a short span of time, Mishti was seen in several Hindi, Telugu and Bengali projects.

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